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I had the opportunity to sit down with Vance Bell and Tim Baucom of Shaw Industries in March just as the two announced their leadership transition. What struck me about this interview—and the commentary I’ve heard from other leaders this month—is the overall mood of positivity.
Members of the Fuse Commercial Flooring gathered virtually for its annual conference, “The Impact of One,” with an unprecedented attendance of more than 680 registered attendees and suppliers.
With working from home being the norm from coast to coast, the next question must be, how will office environments change when things get back to normal? That is why we called John Stephens, vice president of marketing, Shaw Contract Group, to get his take on what the office of the future will look like.
