McDonald’s unveils HQ in Chicago – Here’s why the fast food giant moved back after 47 years

In an official unveiling June 4, McDonald’s celebrated moving its corporate headquarters back to Chicago from suburban Oak Brook after 47 years.  It made the move to help attract top young talent, according to Fortune.

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McDonald’s executives are hoping the move to the West Loop will not only help draw new employees, but also help it adapt to changing customer demands.

“We firmly believe that part of the importance of the move downtown is that it gets us closer to our customers, it gets us closer to competition, it gets us closer to the trends that are shaping the future of society,” McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbook told Fortune.

The new headquarters will house 2,000 employees and features open floor plans, huddle rooms, work neighborhoods and an IT tech bar.

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