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Photos: A look into KPMG's newly revamped "Clubhouse" for staff

In celebration of its 77th anniversary, earlier this week, KPMG in Singapore unveiled its revamped staff lounge - the KPMG Clubhouse.

According to a media release sent to Human Resources, this will serve as an emblem to redefine the future of work and enhance their staff experience through innovation and technology.

Occupying over 5,000 square feet on the first floor of City House in the Central Business District, the Clubhouse first first opened its doors in 2011 to give KPMG staff a place that they could chill in, catch up with colleagues and friends, host client meetings, and work in a comfortable and collaborative manner.

Earlier this year, the professional services firm undertook a four-month renovation of the Clubhouse with an intent to redesign the facility such that it sits at the forefront of technology, functionality and design.

The revamped Clubhouse makes use of the KPMG team's expertise and utilises the most cutting-edge design methodology to provide an experience that is human centric, futuristic and compelling. A showcase of an ‘eco-system of the future’, it incorporates the latest digital technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality and connected analytics for staff to experience ahead of time.

Ong Pang Thye, managing partner, KPMG in Singapore, said: "Our employees are the key focus of the revamped Clubhouse. The KPMG Clubhouse was refurbished to meet the diverse needs of our people who want a place where they can work, mingle and relax at the same time. It is symbolic of the firm’s vision to create a showcase of the latest technologies and innovation to bring an ‘eco-system of the future’ to life – one that redefines the future of work, and one that elevates the people experience to another level. The refurbishment further represents our ongoing commitment to invest in staff welfare and be the leading employer of choice in Singapore."


Tour the KPMG Clubhouse in the shoes of an employee

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