In This Issue:
Introduction
Think moving your company is expensive? Afraid that a relocation, a reconfiguration or an expansion is a necessity you can’t afford? While controlling costs is, indeed, a primary concern when considering a relocation, surprisingly few companies realize that there are also several ways to actually make money on a move. Click here to find out how you can PROFIT from your next relocation.
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The Challenge
150 people… one freight elevator… one weekend. That was the extremely tight deadline to accomplish a move in the San Francisco Bay Area for McKinsey & Company, a global strategic and operational needs consulting firm.
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The Challenge
We had two weeks to move a 70-person company. After many months of finalizing the budget and construction plan, we were given a tight deadline to move Grant Thornton’s San Jose employees and clean out their offices. As corporate relocation consultants and coordinators, we generally take three months to prepare for a move of this size, so two weeks was definitely a challenge.
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The Challenge
San Jose State University was facing a 400-person move and was seeking experienced office relocation services. During this transition, they needed an experienced corporate relocation company to oversee the movers, prepare each department internally for the move, and support both the purchasing and facilities departments with project management.
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By Rachel Walls of The Golden Gate Company, LLC
** This article has been published in IndUS Business Journal.
One of the biggest challenges in making a decision to relocate an office, branch or laboratory is identifying all of the expenses associated with such a move and managing them. While controlling costs is, indeed, a primary concern when considering a move, few companies realize that there are also several ways to actually make money during a relocation.
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