The relocations will affect 1,000 employees and take place over the next three years, according to GE HealthCare CEO Peter Arduini. The medical equipment manufacturer spun off from GE in January.
The company will refresh workspaces and make improvements at its 561-acre Waukesha campus throughout the move.
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