History
Regus is the world's largest provider of serviced offices, with a network of more than 700 business centres in 55 countries around the globe. The company is also the world's largest independent provider of videoconferencing facilities and a leader in the provision of high-quality meeting rooms.
Regus was founded in Brussels, Belgium, by Group Chief Executive Mark Dixon in 1989. Mark Dixon was inspired by the fact that most business people were working from hotel rooms and he set about bringing the American business centre concept to Europe. He opened his first centre overlooking Stephanie Square with £800,000 raised from the sale of an earlier successful business venture.
Today, Regus serves around 60,000 customers on a daily basis worldwide and employs over 2000 people around the globe.
Overview
Regus is global, flexible, cost-effective and easy to use. Whether it involves testing a new market, accommodating a project team on short notice, or travelling abroad for meetings, Regus has a solution to suit every business need.
Centres offer a range of fully furnished and equipped offices, giving clients a low-risk and immediate route to achieving a regional, national or international presence. In addition, Regus meeting and training rooms provide the freedom to hold meetings with none of the hassles, headaches or distractions of a busy public space or hotel.
Regus offers the perfect working environment and world-class service levels demanded by modern businesses, complemented by up-to-the-minute telecoms and IT technology. Regus brings together people, property and know how to provide a platform for doing business on flexible terms, whenever and wherever it is required.
Our clients range from multinationals such as Compaq and Nokia, who outsource their property on a strategic basis worldwide, to medium-sized companies and entrepreneurs using Regus as a start-up office solution.
Pia Olsen
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