Makati City, Philippines – The future of work has taken a significant leap forward in the Philippines with the grand opening of the country’s second SPACES Centre on May 15, 2024. This innovative workspace, located in the heart of the Makati Central Business District inside the PNB Makati Center, is set to redefine the way we work.
SPACES, an international brand managed by IWG and renowned for its flexible co-working spaces, has expanded its footprint in the Philippines through a strategic partnership with PNB Holdings Corporation (PHC), a prime property developer backed by the Lucio Tan Group.
“In IWG, we found a partner who shares our vision of transforming our office properties into ideal prime settings that encourage collaboration and creativity so that individuals and teams are able to create and deliver their best work possible,” said PNB Holdings President Ms. Karlu Tan Say in her keynote speech.
The new SPACES Centre is more than just a workspace. It’s a dynamic and inspiring environment designed to foster a culture of innovation, flexibility, and adaptability. Catering to a diverse range of professionals, from freelancers and startups to multinational corporations, the centre is a hub of creativity and collaboration.
“The opening of the second SPACES Centre in the Philippines is a testament to IWG’s commitment to fostering a culture of innovation and adaptability,” said IWG Senior VP for North APAC Lars Wittig. “We are excited to contribute to the resilience and forward-thinking nature of the Filipino workforce,” he added.
In an increasingly digital and interconnected world, the need for flexible and inspiring workspaces is more critical than ever. The SPACES Centre at PNB Makati Center is ready to meet this demand and redefine the future of work in the Philippines.
The grand opening of the SPACES Centre at PNB Makati Center was a resounding success, marking the beginning of a new era of work. The future of work is here, and it’s at The Penthouse of PNB Makati Center, 6754 Ayala Avenue, Makati Citin
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