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Annual Report 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 2018 Gensler Annual Report 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 2018 ONE COMMUNITY 1 Gensler Annual Report 2018 Every day, by using innovation and creativity, people at Gensler solve important challenges through our work. This is what Gensler is built for—we thrive on the challenges that our clients bring us on projects of all types and scales, from the everyday to the complex. In fact, over the past year we worked with our clients on an amazing 10,000 projects in 2,500 cities. Each project was unique and vital to the future. To make the greatest positive impact on the world around us, Gensler is organized as a single cohesive community that’s connected across the globe, working with shared values and shared purpose. This year, we reshaped our network as One Community that’s able to bring Gensler’s unique strengths to the marketplace and drive transformation for our clients anywhere in the world. This annual report highlights four key areas that go to the core of who we are. We take pride in the fact that we are an industry leader in diversity, with the understanding that assembling a team of people from diverse backgrounds and with different perspectives fuels our ability to practice in over 90 countries, designing every- thing from office furniture to major sports stadiums. We’re also making significant investments in platforms that drive innovation, developing our own software applications, invest- ing in data-driven design, hiring talented leaders from related fields, and growing in ways that will allow exciting new partnerships with our clients. With offices in 48 locations, we have committed to a greater focus on community impact, enriching the human experi- ence through active engagement with community, charitable, civic, and not-for-profit organizations in our cities. And we celebrate our unique design culture, featuring Gensler’s global efforts to promote innovative ideas and design excellence through projects that, in every walk of life, improve people’s everyday experience. Taken together, these stories capture the essence of our transfor- mative One Community approach, which is about the global reach and diversity of our firm. It all goes back to our commitment to empower our people to create a better world and leverage who we are as an organization to enhance the human experience. Diane Hoskins Andy Cohen FAIA FAIA Co-CEO Co-CEO Gensler San Diego 2 3 Gensler Annual Report 2018 ONE COMMUNITY This year, we launched a new organizational REGIONS & OFFICES model that promotes the greatest positive impact COMMUNITY and fluidity for our clients. By aligning our teams around a common purpose and shared values, we’re better able to serve our clients. By creating a dynamic network of leaders who can accelerate strategy, simplify communication, and ensure connectivity, there’s no limit to what we can accomplish. CLIENT RELATIONSHIPS COMMUNITY WE BRING CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION TO HELP OUR CLIENTS THRIVE, AND WE DO THIS AS ONE COMMUNITY. REGIONS & OFFICES DESIGN SYNERGY CLIENT RELATIONSHIPS COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY We continue to expand By connecting teams in We believe it all begins and our global platform to be a holistic process that ends with our client rela- close to our clients. With spans from concept to tionships. We’ve aligned our 11 regions and 48 offices, realization, we constantly five communities of lead- Gensler draws on the share knowledge, tech- ership to drive innovation DESIGN SYNERGY expertise and resources of niques, and insights that and deliver unparalleled COMMUNITY our integrated “one-firm yield design excellence service to our clients locally firm” ecosystem. and client satisfaction. and around the globe. PRACTICE AREAS FIRMWIDE COMMUNITY COMMUNITY Practice area specializa- Our Firmwide Community tion differentiates us as of in-house specialists is experts; our diversity of the best in the business at thinking, talents, and keeping our firm number expertise ignites our inno- one in the world. This pas- vation and brings greater sionate group of leaders is value to our our clients. the day-to-day foundation of the firm. FIRMWIDE PRACTICE AREAS COMMUNITY COMMUNITY 4 5 Gensler Annual Report 2018 Gensler San Francisco CONTENTS DIVERSITY OF INVESTING IN TALENT EXPANDS PLATFORMS THAT OUR REACH DRIVE INNOVATION p. 6 p. 8 We value a collaborative, passionate We dedicate significant resources team of people with diverse back- to research, design technology, new grounds, perspectives, and talents to ventures, and design innovation ignite innovation and add breadth platforms to increase the value we to our global practice. deliver to clients. MAKING A A DESIGN CULTURE DIFFERENCE IN OUR THAT TRANSFORMS LOCAL COMMUNITIES EXPERIENCE p. 12 p. 16 We engage with our communities By celebrating the accomplishments to address the major issues they face, of our global teams and talented from health and wellness to housing individuals, we promote great and homelessness—while paying design that improves people’s it forward for the next generation. everyday experiences. FIRM DESIGN PORTFOLIO HIGHLIGHTS & CLIENT LIST p. 24 p. 30 In a banner year, we look at our top To showcase our global reach and local awards, financial performance, and impact, we highlight Gensler’s design thought leadership on topics of portfolio working across 11 regions on We care deeply about global importance. six continents. We also feature our list of our “we vs. I” family culture. global clients, who make it all possible. Together, we are one firm with a shared destiny. 6 7 Gensler Annual Report 2018 DIVERSITY OF TALENT EXPANDS OUR REACH We hire diverse teams with unique + talents and expertise to ignite innovation. 6,000 Diversity is foundational to our culture. We According to the Society for Human Resource GENSLER PEOPLE GLOBALLY believe that diverse teams, with unique talents, Management, 57 percent of recruiters say their perspectives, and expertise, ignite our innovation. talent acquisition strategies are designed to attract Our collaborative culture unites people from diverse candidates. By working in diverse teams, across the globe and from every part of our prac- our people acquire skills and knowledge that ben- tice to spark new ideas. This breadth of practice efit our firm as a whole. Our philosophy is simple: expands our impact and allows us to work with hire the best people and give them the tools to a multitude of clients. Our talent pipeline reflects pursue their passions and make a difference. We the diverse nature of our world, putting our values reward hard work, passion, and expertise, all with and purpose at the core of everything we do. the understanding that our diversity gives us the ability to design enriching experiences. 1,000+ UNIVERSITIES Our diverse teams bring different talents and 90+ expertise to support our clients across the globe. COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN GENSLER TALENT PROGRAMS: We design for a diverse world, and we believe in diverse teams. That’s where great innovation and creativity come from.” —Diane Hoskins, Co-CEO 80+ LANGUAGES SPOKEN Through our scholarships, internships, Gensler University, and Design Strategist Development Program, 48 11 Gensler supports a diversity of talent, emerging leaders, and strategic thinkers across global markets. OFFICES REGIONS 8 9 Gensler Annual Report 2018 Design Labs, our innovation agenda, accelerates new ideas INVESTING IN To support our creative process with a GENSLER KNOWLEDGE NEW DESIGN MAKE platform that advances innovation, in 2018 RESEARCH & DATA VENTURES TECHNOLOGY we launched Design Labs. This initiative INSTITUTE taps the creative power of 6,000+ people A collaborative Transforming Incubating People + A canvas for through an internal web portal and other PLATFORMS THAT network data into ideas to Process + creativity digital tools. From our research institute to of global knowledge and transform our Technology our maker community, Design Labs brings researchers insight solutions together the innovative strength of the DRIVE INNOVATION firm around five key areas of expertise to propel our creativity. We are committed to programs that grow our knowledge and expand technology infrastructure. Across our disciplines, we share knowledge, tech- digital experience design, and other innovation niques, and insights to produce better outcomes platforms to yield creative, forward-thinking and more innovative solutions. Research is the fuel design solutions for people, businesses, and com- that drives innovation, and we apply our findings munities. These investments require strategic in myriad ways to improve building performance additions to our studio leadership, new technology, and drive our clients’ businesses. We invest and the full commitment of our global team. in research-informed design, design technology, A sampling of the content from GETTING VIRTUAL PRODUCT DESIGN CATALOG the Gensler Design Labs portal: WITH GenslerVR Using the portal, our design teams have Through posts like these, the web In a video, Creative Media Manager Scott fingertip access to the entire catalog portal has been quickly adopted as a DeWoody walks through the features of of Gensler-designed products that are Innovation is part of the DNA of our firm because new conduit for knowledge sharing GenslerVR, our new platform for reviewing commercially available. and collaboration. and delivering virtual reality renderings it unleashes the power of curiosity and ideas.” with project teams and clients. —Andy Cohen, Co-CEO PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES OF LAW FIRM DESIGN David Kramer, a Digital Experience Design leader, spotlights
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