Short· June 10, 2026· 0:47
Can corporate design prove its worth beyond the budget sheet?
Transcript
To reiterate what you mentioned, my career has been mostly spent in the corporate sector, where our clients are very driven by efficiency, very budget-driven, and are looking at solutions where the end users of the space are generating revenues for their companies.
So, anything where we can prove with data — "Hey, this is a good investment for your leased space, even though it might come at a premium" — those are conversations that I think would be good to have and that we should use to educate our clients on the Human ROI. Because in our fast-paced world, it can be challenging to get them to slow down and focus on those benefits.
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