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Focus on Health and Wellness for Future Office Spaces
To attract and retain top talent, start thinking of the office as a place to do business, rather than a place to work every day—and it all starts with designing for wellness.
By Jed Levenstein
January 23, 2021
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by Jed Levenstein
Jed Levenstein has over 15 years of experience building businesses based on his ability to organize internal structure and expand client relationships. As the VP of Wurkwel Ventures, which has a portfolio of companies that work with clients in transition, Levenstein plays an intricate role in the optimization of operations and business processes with a focus on spearheading long-term business planning and analyzing the effectiveness of existing business functions in order to facilitate and sustain an organization’s growth.
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