Steelcase Asia Pacific celebrated the opening of its brand new Singapore Worklife at Clark Quay with a cocktail party on Tuesday September 25.
October 15th, 2012
The opening of Singapore WorkLife marks the 100th anniversary of Steelcase. To ring in this milestone, Steelcase launched “100 Dreams, 100 Minds, 100 Years,” an open dialogue on the future of work and life, and work-life balance. At the opening, customers were invited to contribute their 100 dreams which were then displayed on a wall and twitter feed.
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