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Brown U. Health to move offices into former Hasbro HQ in Providence
Brown University Health announced Friday that the move to 15 LaSalle Square will be effective on June 1, and that the offices will support as many as 600 employees, including remote and hybrid workers.
Brown University Health to relocate 600 employees to former Hasbro headquarters
Brown University Health announced it will be moving its administrative offices to LaSalle Square in Providence.
Brown Health to inhabit former Hasbro tower
Brown University Health plans to consolidate its administrative offices into the former Hasbro office tower in downtown Providence. The move will be effective June 1, Brown Health said Friday.
Brown University Health consolidating 'scattered' administrative offices
Providence, R.I.-based Brown University Health is consolidating administrative offices effective Jan. 1, GoLocalProv reported Jan. 24. The system, formerly known as Lifespan, will move as many as 600 employees into a downtown office that previously served as Hasbro's headquarters,
Brown Health moving administrative offices to old Hasbro headquarters
Brown University Health said it will consolidate its administrative offices to downtown Providence’s 15 LaSalle Square, the former headquarters of Hasbro. The move will complete on June 1 and the building will house 600 employees,
Brown Health Will Consolidate its Administrative Offices to Former Hasbro Building in Providence
Brown University Health - formerly Lifespan - announced on Friday that it will consolidate its administrative offices to downtown Providence’s 15 LaSalle Square effective June 1, 2025.
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