ASME to Reduce Office Space and Relocate to 16th Floor at 2 Park Avenue
ASME to Reduce Office Space and Relocate to 16th Floor at 2 Park Avenue
The ASME Board of Governors is pleased to announce that ASME will reduce its office space and move from the 7th and 8th floors to the 16th floor of 2 Park Avenue, New York, in 2025.
By downsizing, ASME aligns its space management with its sustainability goals, reinforcing its dedication to environmental responsibility.
This transition ensures ASME remains well-positioned to serve its members and the global engineering community while advancing its mission.
Kind regards,
Tom Costabile, P. E., FASME
Executive Director/CEO
By downsizing, ASME aligns its space management with its sustainability goals, reinforcing its dedication to environmental responsibility.
This transition ensures ASME remains well-positioned to serve its members and the global engineering community while advancing its mission.
Kind regards,
Tom Costabile, P. E., FASME
Executive Director/CEO
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