The Humana-tarian Office

Whether parmesan crusted tilapia is good for your personal well-being can be debated, but it was on the menu when CoreNet welcomed Humana's George BrownGreg Shafer (above) and David Cottle  to Maggiano's Thursday to discuss Work Place Well-Being. They discussed Humana's core philosophies of creating collaborative  and effective office space. Greg outlined plans for their upcoming Chicago-bound project, The Humana Center at 550 W Adams. It includes exercise facilities and a custom design aims to provide better associate and customer connections.
Wight & Co.'s Lauren Bagull joined Executive Construction's David Hetrick and Catalyst Group's Kelly Hackett before the luncheon. David told us about his company's new 70k SF office build out for a client at the Apparel Center. Kelly told us that Catalyst is a new consulting group working on advising real estate clients, including the Tribune Co. Wight & Co. recently broke ground on a new 20k SF expansion of the Nike Sports Complex in Naperville.

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