By Khalifa Hemed
Published October 9, 2019

Regus brings the Flexible Working Revolution to Britam Towers, Nairobi Businesses in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, eagerly await the arrival of yet another flexible workspace in November 2019.

This 10th business centre in Nairobi by modern workspace provider known as Regus shall be in the 32-storey Britam Tower, the tallest building in East and Central Africa and the third tallest in Africa, in the quiet Upper Hill district that is popular among local and and international businesses.

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Regus says the demand for flexible workspaces by Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) and start-up and large corporations  is what has informed its decision to open yet another business centre in Nairobi.

Britam Tower is a 32-storey iconic building that stands some 656 feet in the skyline of Nairobi.Saying it ‘provides international visitors with the opportunity to work in a worldwide network of workspaces in key business locations designed for drop-in use while travelling’ and that its ‘lounges are equipped with high-speed internet, snacks and comfortable furniture’, Regus says “Flexible office space not only alleviates the cost of crippling fixed leases but also provides the solution to access to infrastructure and utilities, daily office management and the networking opportunities that come with co-working space and is redefining the way we work. Being in an environment surrounded by like-minded individuals provides endless business opportunities.”

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The 32-storey iconic Britam Tower, that stands some 656 feet high in the Nairobi skyline, is designed by GAPP Architects and Triad Architects.Kenya, that is currently rated as the second most preferred conference and business tourism destination in Africa after South Africa, has a growing need for connected flexible working spaces that Regus says it provides, enabling ‘multi-national companies to establish a local presence by setting up a head office at one of these Regus business centres’.

“As the world of work evolves, Regus is at the front line, providing platforms for these businesses large and small, to grow and thrive,” Regus, a brand of International Workspace Group (IWG) that provides flexible workspace around the world.

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The iconic 32-storey Britam Tower, that stands some 656 feet high in the skyline of Nairobi, is designed by GAPP Architects and Triad Architects.