Adventist said it has available office space to offer to like-minded businesses seeking a collaborative workspace for employees. The space is available because remote and hybrid work have allowed Adventist to consolidate employees to designated portions of its Roseville campus.
“Like other companies, Adventist Health has navigated changes to the work environment over the past few years,” Adventist Chief People Officer Joyce Newmyer said in the release. “We are committed to growing a collaborative experience for our Roseville teams as we continue the important work of our hospitals and clinics, while sharing our beautiful space with other companies that appreciate the building’s benefits.”
Adventist’s corporate headquarters is housed in a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certified building and was built according to WELL building standards. This means it was designed with a focus on environmental sustainability and supporting the health and well-being of people who work there.
More information about the Adventist corporate headquarters is available here.
