Los Angeles, January 17, 2019 /3BL Media/ - CBRE Group, Inc. has been named by Forbes magazine to the 2019 America’s Best Employers For Diversity list.
Action for Children became CBRE’s new UK charity partner, after a UK-wide vote in February 2018. Action for Children is a truly inspiring charity that helps thousands of disadvantaged children across the UK.
Over the next two years, our aim is to work with Action for Children to build, safe, stable homes for more than 700 children and their parents in the care system.
Our plan is to raise £500,000 by February 2020. These funds will help Action for Children to:
On 23rd November, 2018 CBRE India along with our NGO partners Muskaan and Continua Kids Foundation walked to promote awareness on the cause of intellectual disability #WalkforaWish
By 2010, Kansas City’s underground infrastructure was faced with a challenge. Its sewer systems were outdated—the 1,060 miles of pipe in the combined sewer system dated back to 1857, which, to put in perspective, is four years prior to the start of the Civil War.
Bringing the outside in, today’s workspaces are increasingly mirroring the lush green landscapes of the great outdoors.
From cascading fountains to botanical-rich workspaces, companies big and small are creating natural, park-like environments. More than aesthetically pleasing, greened indoor workspaces are good for people and for business.
These calming spaces are designed to reduce stress, enhance overall wellness and boost productivity and efficiency. Plus, they offer financial benefits for property owners and developers.
LOS ANGELES, May 25, 2018 /3BL Media/ - Bobby Griffin, CBRE’s Vice President for Diversity & Inclusion, has been named to the 2018 Black Enterprise list of Top Executives in Corporate Diversity. The annual list honors leading professionals who drive innovation, productivity and profitability by ensuring across-the-board diversity.
How three cities around the world designate historic landmarks
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One can’t walk through the streets of the world’s major cities without passing landmarks that represent a tangible connection to the city’s culture and history.
In Rome, visitors and residents alike are transported back in time as they speed past the Colosseum on scooters or tour buses, marveling at ruins that have remained standing for thousands of years.
In Los Angeles, the iconic “Hollywood” sign stands high atop Griffith Park as a reminder of the grandeur and optimism associated with the golden era of the motion picture industry.
