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Global Partners Opens 125K-SF Headquarters in Newton

Global Partners, a leading independent liquid energy supplier and retail operator, has opened its new corporate headquarters at 275 Grove S. in Newton, MA. The new headquarters occupies three floors of Building 3 for 125,000 square feet of space, a 75% increase over the company’s previous footprint in Waltham.

The office includes 38 conference rooms, three dedicated collaboration spaces and a stadium-style staircase connecting all three floors, along with coffee bars and gathering areas. The space also includes tailor-made areas for hosting customers and partners.

“This headquarters represents a major step forward for our company,” said Eric Slifka, president and CEO of Global Partners. “We set out to create a space that reflects who we are today, the quality of our people, the strength of the Global Spirit, and the ambition we have for the future. A tremendous amount of thought and investment went into every part of this building.”

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