SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: SERVCORP VIRTUAL

The virtual office is greener than ever thanks to Servcorp, an international executive and virtual office provider. For every virtual office purchased from Servcorp, a tree is donated and planted. With 120 locations worldwide, the “Servcorp Forest” covers more SF than the combined SF of all of its locations. But for those seeking actual office spaces, the company’s US portfolio (which increased to 21 properties in less than a year) holds some of the best addresses in the nation (ex: Chicago’s 300 North LaSalle). Add $25.2M invested in nationwide space build-out and $40M for its technology platform, and it’s clear Servcorp provides clients with some of the best platforms to do business. Broker Alert!  Servcorp has some of the highest commission nationwide (15% in Atlanta, Dallas, Philadelphia, and California). Find more on Servcorp and check out their June special,half off the first month on virtual offices, here.

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