SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: SERVCORP

Want to skip the hassle of leasing and furnishing a traditional office?Servcorp, one of the top providers of executive suites and virtual offices, has space for you. The firm’s Rachel Cooney and Ruth Fortune, whom we snapped last week at Bisnow’s Future of Downtown event, tell us that the Servcorp Virtual Office is designed to help clients (from small businesses to top execs at multi-million dollar corporations) create a successful business image for a fraction of the normal cost, providing access to five-star business centers globally, prestigious addresses, personalized and professional call answering, and much more. (And it’s 24/7 real-time online management—decided at midnight to set up tomorrow's meeting in Tokyo? No problem.) It recently expanded into the US with 21 locations, including 1330 Avenue of the Americas and the Seagram Building. They’re meeting folks on a daily basis who are ideal candidates for a virtual office, but might not even know it. Are you? Check out Servcorp here.

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