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“I am delighted to welcome Cushman & Wakefield as an integral part of TechTown’s comprehensive support system for high tech companies,” says Howard Bell, the executive director of TechTown, which will mark the first anniversary of TechOne with a celebration later this month.
Before hiring Cushman & Wakefield, TechTown’s management team provided facilities management services for tenants, from construction oversight on laboratory expansion to snow removal. Faced with a stream of new tenants signing leases, the staff decided to outsource building management in order to focus on the goal of empowering entrepreneurs who are creating products and services that save lives and improve people’s quality of life.
“TechTown is already known for providing business development programs and the space best equipped for launching technology ventures anywhere in
Cushman & Wakefield will fulfill a broad range of facilities management responsibilities for TechTown’s staff and its 11 tenant companies, including occupant relations and janitorial, electrical and elevator maintenance. This partnership also ensures that TechTown will pay the lowest possible costs for supplies and services thanks to Cushman & Wakefield’s bulk purchasing agreements and innovative procurement technology.
Founded in 1917, Cushman & Wakefield manages properties for landlords and tenants in 49 countries. The firm now employees more than 11,000 dedicated professionals.
TechTown provides the support and access to capital needed to build technology businesses in
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