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KPMG Opens New Manhattan Headquarters Focused on Collaboration and Technology

KPMG Opens New Manhattan Headquarters Focused on Collaboration and Technology
From Ignition labs to Manhattan rooms: Inside KPMG’s newly built NYC headquarters · financialexpress.com

KPMG, a big company, has opened a new giant office in New York City.

This new office is super big and has cool designs inspired by different New York neighborhoods.

It's not just a place to sit at a desk, but a space where people can work together better and use new technology.

They even have special rooms called 'Ignition labs' where employees help clients solve big problems.

The company is also using a lot of artificial intelligence, or AI, to help its workers do a better job.

The office also has comfy places to relax and hang out, so employees will want to come to work and feel good about it.

Key facts

Location
Two Manhattan West, Hudson Yards, Manhattan
Size
450,000 square feet
Number of Floors
12
Themed Neighborhoods
Upper Manhattan, Midtown, Downtown, Financial District
KPMG CEO and Chair
Tim Walsh
Employee Engagement with AI
90% actively engaging with advanced AI tools

Quotes

Tim Walsh

KPMG’s CEO and chair

“It’s really a new era at KPMG, and this space is a perfect physical representation of that. It’s changing the way our people will work together and collaborate. It’s bringing technology into everything that they do.”
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“I think our employees are going to come and expect to be in tight quarters. That’s the furthest thing from what we did here. We provided so many spaces for people to come in and just feel good about being here.”
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Caroline Berman

a manager supporting Ignition

“These are our existing, ongoing clients. They’re experiencing new disruption in their industry. They really don’t know what’s next, and they might come to us to explore that next level.”
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A spokesperson

spokesperson for KPMG

“In the US, we know virtually every KPMG employee is using AI and not just occasionally. 90% of our people are actively engaging with our advanced AI tools, and our data shows that those who use them more frequently are seeing the greatest benefits, including higher quality output, reduced stress, and more time to focus on strategic work.”
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