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July/August 2023 – The Top 100

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G lobal accounting firm Baker Tilly's office on Burrard Street in Van- couver is expanding to accommodate a growing need for top talent. The accounting firm's team of over 200, which occupies the ninth floor of Commerce Place, will now enjoy newly renovated space that Market- ing Manager David Keene calls the "office space of the future". "This space is a continuation of Baker Tilly's philosophy, which means it supports a hybrid working environment, the company's open-door policy and an attractive proposition for today's top talent," Keene says. The space features a clean, streamlined aesthetic and open plan sight- lines, accentuated by generous glazing and abundant natural and contempo- rary LED lighting. "Baker Tilly wanted a warm, inviting space where people can enjoy their workspace and feel open and welcome connecting with others," Keene says. "At the same time, it provides key areas that foster deep concentration and focus." The modern space features screened cubicle workspaces and executive offices. The offices are walled in glazing with sliding glass doors for an ap- proachable aesthetic. Conference space and meeting rooms will act as collab- orative spaces and a 200-person theatre space will facilitate large meetings, training and presentations. Several key amenity areas are focused on employee comfort and experience. "The social hub includes a games area where employees can take a break from their work and connect with one another," Keene says. "There will also be a full kitchen that includes a living wall, which brings some greenery and freshness into the space." The renovation is an important step in recruitment and retention as it creates a progressive, supportive space to attract the best in talent. "This space is designed as a no-barrier space that promotes collabo- ration and inclusivity," Keene says. "It was important for Baker Tilly to create a space that supports positive mental health and an uplifting environment, especially through the darker winter months." BAKER TILLY'S NEW SPACE: The Office of the Future A beautiful, future-ready renovation at Baker Tilly's Vancouver office demonstrates the firm's commitment to attracting the best in the business Learn more about Baker Tilly at bakertilly.ca/en/btc. @BakerTillyCanada @Baker Tilly Canada @bakertillycan @BakerTillyWM @bakertillywm Created by the Canada Wide Media Advertising Department in partnership with Baker Tilly sponsored report

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