It was a night of celebration for Highland-March Workspaces, a leading provider of furnished offices and support services for area businesses, as the company celebrated its Grand Opening on September 29.
Company president Leslie Libeskind and daughter, Vice President Kim (Libeskind) Morin, greeted state and local officials and provided tours of the 18,000 square foot location that houses 42 offices and some common training rooms. Highland-March Workspaces is officially open for business at their new Marina Bay location.
On hand to congratulate the business owners were Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch, along with Maureen Geary from Quincy’s Department of Planning and Community Development. In addition, Massachusetts State Senator John Keenan and State Representative Bruce Ayers, both of whom represent Quincy in the state legislature, presented official proclamations from the legislature congratulating Highland-March on its expansion and commitment to the region’s economy.
A number of Quincy City Council members also joined in the celebration, including Joseph Finn, Bill Harris, Noel DiBona, and Margaret Laforest.
“We are so pleased and grateful to receive this warm welcome in our new Quincy home,” said Libeskind, adding, “This is a great area for business and we are looking forward to becoming a part of this community.” Although the space has just recently opened, already there are nearly ten of the office spaces occupied by businesses, and Libeskind says that they are receiving numerous additional inquiries.
The concept of workspaces, also known as executive suites or office business centers, has gained dramatically in popularity over the last several decades. The spaces offer significant benefits to start-up businesses, manufacturers representatives, and businesses transitioning in size, who prefer not to make a commitment to traditional, stand-alone office space, or who feel they can benefit from the shared resources and environment of a more collaborative office community.
Highland-March Workspaces is situated on the top floor at 500 Victory Road, Marina Bay, the former home of Thomson Reuters. The office space is directly across from the marina; the facility offers individual offices and suites, team rooms and conference and training rooms. The new center , elegantly designed and expertly staffed, provides full-time, virtual clients and guests with access to a shared reception area, mail room, kitchen, meeting rooms and breakout spaces. The center showcases the latest in technological innovations as well, including wifi, electronic whiteboards, video conferencing capabilities, and much more. Offices range in size from those suitable for a single occupant to larger spaces which can accommodate as many as a dozen desks. Many office spaces have spectacular ocean views and some have views of the Boston skyline.
The extensive build-out for the new facility was handled by Chris Hardie of Hardie Contracting located in Weymouth, MA. Anyone interested in additional information or who would like to see the space can visitwww.highland-march.com for details, or contact Leslie Libeskind at 866-317-3600.
About Highland-March Workspaces
Highland-March Workspaces provides furnished, serviced offices from three locations: Braintree, Mansfield and at Marina Bay in Quincy. With state-of-the-art technology, first class office space, and many other amenities, including videoconferencing, Highland-March Workspaces offerswww.highland-march.com or for more information on the Marina Bay location, please call 866-317-3600 or e-mailmarinabay@highland-
State Representative Bruce Ayers is shown with Highland-March Workspaces Vice-President Kim Morin, President Leslie Libeskind, and State Senator John Keenan (left-right). Representative Ayers and Senator Keenan presented Highland-March with commendations from the legislature in honor of their opening their third location.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch (far right) is shown at the recent ribbon-cutting with Highland-March Workspaces president Leslie Libeskind, Vice-President Kim Morin, and Quincy City Council member Noel DiBona.
A recent ribbon-cutting at Highland-March Workspaces at Marina Bay features, left to right, State Representative Bruce Ayers, Kim Morin (Highland-March Vice-President), Leslie Libeskind (Highland-March President), and City Councilors Margaret Laforest, Noel DiBona, Joe Finn and Bill Harris.
