Our campus was built for our employees and our community. In this update, learn how we’re connecting both groups through art.
With each passing day, our campus comes closer to becoming our home. Our team is busy painting walls, assembling desks, arranging furniture and installing equipment. At the same time, our vast collection of local art — carefully curated over the course of our 13-year history — is being hung with care.Since the inception of CoverMyMeds, we’ve incorporated local art into our office spaces. No two pieces are alike and nearly all come from creators in the communities where we live, work and play. It’s one of many ways we engage with and support our neighbors — including those in the vibrant and thriving Franklinton Arts District, the neighborhood we’ll soon call home. Our new campus also presents opportunities to create an even bigger impact through art — all while connecting the two pillars of our project: for our people and for our community.
To read more about Gabe’s passion for the arts, check out this blog post, which also describes his role with a local nonprofit arts organization, Wild Goose Creative.
With each passing day, our campus comes closer to becoming our home. Our team is busy painting walls, assembling desks, arranging furniture and installing equipment. At the same time, our vast collection of local art — carefully curated over the course of our 13-year history — is being hung with care.Since the inception of CoverMyMeds, we’ve incorporated local art into our office spaces. No two pieces are alike and nearly all come from creators in the communities where we live, work and play. It’s one of many ways we engage with and support our neighbors — including those in the vibrant and thriving Franklinton Arts District, the neighborhood we’ll soon call home. Our new campus also presents opportunities to create an even bigger impact through art — all while connecting the two pillars of our project: for our people and for our community.
Our campus was built for our employees and our community. In this update, learn how we’re connecting both groups through art.
With each passing day, our campus comes closer to becoming our home. Our team is busy painting walls, assembling desks, arranging furniture and installing equipment. At the same time, our vast collection of local art — carefully curated over the course of our 13-year history — is being hung with care.Since the inception of CoverMyMeds, we’ve incorporated local art into our office spaces. No two pieces are alike and nearly all come from creators in the communities where we live, work and play. It’s one of many ways we engage with and support our neighbors — including those in the vibrant and thriving Franklinton Arts District, the neighborhood we’ll soon call home. Our new campus also presents opportunities to create an even bigger impact through art — all while connecting the two pillars of our project: for our people and for our community.
