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The Swig Company’s ‘FUEL’ for Change Starting in 2019

January 14, 20193 Mins read371
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Deborah Boyer named company’s first Director of Innovation and Community Impact, overseeing future-focused initiatives; Connor Kidd to lead Asset Management SAN FRANCISCO (January 14, 2019) – The Swig Company has announced changes to its executive structure designed to strengthen its industry-leading role in providing tenants with optimal workspace environments as well as redouble its commitment […]

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