Rockefeller Group Business Center

Founded in 1994 by Ric Sondik, Rockefeller Group Business Centers is a New York corporation that provides short-term workplaces. They offer a variety of office spaces at globally recognized locations. As of December 2015, they operate 3 business centers across areas of New York City. Its tenant base is about 1,000 including office and virtual office space. Rockefeller Group Business Center's primary client base is the Finance Industry, Lawyers, and Entrepreneurs.

Rockefeller Group Business Centers is a subsidiary of the large private real estate firm Rockefeller Group. Rockefeller Group Business Centers has a location within Rockefeller Center.

Howard J. Watler currently leads the Rockefeller Group Business Centers as Vice President.[1] He joined RGBC in 1998. Under his lead, coworking centers were added in May 2008, creating a shared work environment.

Headquarters

Rockefeller Group Business Center is based in New York City, headquartered at 45 Rockefeller Plaza within the iconic International Building.[2] The headquarters is two stories and 37,000 square feet. Additional addresses are 630 Fifth Avenue and 48 Wall Street New York, NY.

History

The first Rockefeller Group Business Center service office was opened in 1994 at 45 Rockefeller Plaza. Rockefeller Group saw the increase in business centers and decided to venture into the industry. They purchased a floor at 45 Rockefeller Plaza and converted it into a business center. Subsequently, additional offices were opened, including at 48 Wall Street, which was opened in 2001. 48 Wall Street is a historic building itself, built in 1928 as the Bank of New York Building. Its former banking hall has been modified to house the Museum of American Finance, which moved there in October 2007.[3] In June 2012 the historic Rockefeller Group Business Centers were completely refurbished to include updated technology, new offices, conference rooms, and staffed reception areas.[4]

Previous Office Locations

1997 - 1180 Avenue of the Americas, New York
2008 - Coral Gabels, Florida
2002 - San Jose, California
2008 - 1221 Avenue of the Americas (Formerly McGraw-Hill Building), New York

External links

References

  1. ↑ See http://rgbc.com/meet-team/
  2. ↑ Okrent, D. (2003). Great fortune: The epic of rockefeller center. New York: Penguin Group
  3. ↑ See http://www.moaf.org/about/history
  4. ↑ See http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-rockefeller-group-opens-new-business-center-at-45-rockefeller-plaza-157195435.html
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