Still thinking about what the future of the workplace looks like for your organization?
Hear from other business leaders who are working on their return to work strategy in this virtual, interactive workshop.
Come ready to learn and discuss topics including:trust & accountability, collaboration & availability, training, safety, technology, office resources and setup.
You’ll walk away with a tangible list of behaviors and best practices to take back to your leadership team on building trust and accountability, foundational elements for returning to work.
Colorado Real Estate Journal, Building Dialogue: Destination Workplace: Longing for Connection, Meaning
"Placemaking is the physical manifestation and balance of people, brand and culture. Creating destination-worthy workplaces must become the collective goal for all businesses as a means of developing the culture they want, representing their brand identity, attracting and keeping the best talent, and supporting emerging work styles to better foster collaboration and innovation." Explore >
Product News
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elements Furniture and DIRTT studios partnered with Stantec to provide solutions for Delta Dental's new Denver office. The space was designed with sustainability and wellbeing in mind featuring bright, light-filled spaces, living walls, glass-enclosed conference rooms, soft curvature, and furniture inspired by hospitality. We think it turned out beautifully. Explore >
We have so many amazing women in our elements family and we are proud to announce that our leadership is now comprised of 50% women.
elements employee diversity
Total women = 54.8%
Total minority = 11.9%
Total women + minority = 63.5%
DEI - Scholarship
$15,000 raised for educational scholarships supporting 3 students at MSU!
We believe that education is a key component to creating equity. Empowering individuals through learning the skills necessary to make good life decisions and guide their own success, is a critical component to making change. This annual grassroots effort is designed to change the lives of a small number of individuals. These individuals will then each change the lives of several more and the change accelerates.
Entrepreneurial Support Recipient
Microffee
elements is an entrepreneurial found and led company. There is little more important to maintaining and growing the quality of life in the United States than entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship is not growing as a whole in the U.S., and the trend is more accentuated among people of color and women. The 7th facet of the elements DEI Action Planis to provide entrepreneurial support and seed money to a business making an impact that we feel passionate about.
We are excited to announce that this year, we have selected Microffee as our entrepreneurial support recipient. Microffee is the largest coffee bean marketplace in the world. Their platform works to connect micro-roasters and coffee enthusiasts to coffee growers and verified farms directly. The marketplace allows for easy and secure transactions between coffee buyers and sellers and their network of farms are selected based on high standards of sustainability and cultural practices.
A contribution of seed money was given to the company's efforts and we are committed to providing advisory and coaching services to their team.
Click on the video above to learn more about Microffee and its mission from Founder, Eduardo Guart.
In April, our Community Circle, along with volunteers, collected sleeping bags and backpacks filled with necessities and distributed them to people in need around Denver. To accompany their efforts, elements also made a donation to Witnessing Miracles, a non-profit in Denver that continually helps distribute supplies to the homeless. If you would like to join us in supporting this great cause, donate using the link below.
Saturday, May 8th, Team elements participated in the 16th Annual Fight For Air Climb to challenge ourselves and to support people with lung disease who have to fight for every breath. This year, they took the Climb outside, where we climbed 1,998 steps inside Coors Field. Our team raised $3,320 and was one of the top 10 teams for overall donations.
On Saturday, June 12th, our elements Owner and CEO, Traci Lounsbury, and a team of fellow cyclists, participated in the Pedaling 4 Parkinson's ride through the southern parts of the Denver-Metro area to help raise money for The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. Team "Can't Hurt Me" was able to raise nearly $14,000 for the cause!
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