Clyde & Co is cutting its global office footprint by 45% and centralising operations into three hubs to reduce resource use and improve efficiency. The shift supports environmental sustainability through lower emissions and energy use, while also enhancing operational resilience and contributing to regional economic development.
- Office footprint reduction (targeting 45%) supports lower energy use, emissions, and real estate-related environmental impact.
- Hybrid working model enables more flexible, resource-efficient operations.
- Centralising shared services (finance, IT, HR) improves efficiency and sustainability governance.
- Choosing Glasgow and Kansas City as hubs may contribute to regional economic sustainability.