Steelcase marked the brand new year with the launch of the New Think. Guests were invited to try out the chairs for themselves and create their own ‘Think Terrarium’. Jason Heredia, Vice President of Marketing at Steelcase, also delivered a speech on ‘The Power of Place’.
January 21st, 2015
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