S&S Activewear, Bolingbrook, Ill., will relocate its corporate office to a new office in Bolingbrook in early December.
The 79,000-square-foot building, built in 1988, will update the company’s corporate look with modern, streamlined office design. More than 100 employees will work there, and the space has been renovated with additional conference rooms and meeting spaces, including a board room, state-of-the-art training center and coffee bar.
“S&S anticipates major growth over the next few years,” says Jim Shannon, president, S&S Activewear. “With a capacity for 150 employees, the office building leaves room for added team members and operations.”
During the past year, S&S Activewear has expanded its geographic presence, with the announcement of two new distribution centers in Atlanta and Fort Worth, Texas.
“The new headquarters is one step further in expanding our services to better meet our customers’ needs,” Shannon says. — J.L.
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