Comparing the 1970’s Multi-Purpose Building to the newly remodeled one.
In 2019, all the employees working in the Enterprise Services Center (ESC) temporarily moved out of the Multi-Purpose Building (MPB), Building #24, so that renovation work could begin. The work was completed this year and ESC employees have spent the past few months physically moving back into the building. All ESC services are now housed under one roof, in one building instead of in various locations across the Aeronautical Center.
The newly renovated building has a modern look, both inside and out. The space is functional, and the layout of the workspaces consist of offices, touch-down areas, respite stations, training rooms, conference rooms, and traditional cubicles. Each floor has a breakroom with comfortable sitting areas and appliances available for food prep and storage.
In June, ESC held an open house so that staff members could tour the different areas and become familiar with the building. Employees in each of the respective business areas decorated the spaces in a red, white, and blue theme and celebrated with a shared potluck lunch. Several team-building activities took place. There was fierce competition in a cornhole tournament and a spirited scavenger-hunt bingo game that aided staff in being able to identify different areas within the building.
ESC employees are thrilled with the new building and look forward to enjoying this workspace for many years to come. Having all ESC employees housed in one location helps with collaboration while helping to grow their business service offerings more effectively and efficiently and providing quality support to their existing customers.
ESC Employees Tonia Vanzant and Trina Arredondo enjoying the new work space.
Donning celebratory attire is ESC employee, Kelley Petty.
Exploring their new work areas are (L-R) are Stephanie Wandick, Tonia King, and Michelle Storie.
Getting accustomed to their new cubicles are (L-R) Stephanie Mendia, Eric Skelton, Holly Orr, Caleb Pierce, and Mylinh Luu.
Celebrating the patriotic way are (L-R) Denkia Letshabo and Charlene Jenkins-Cooper.
ESC Employees reconnect in the newly remodeled Multi-Purpose Building.
Taking part in the re-opening celebration are (L-R) Andrea Hill, David Stone, and Billie Given.
Taking a tour of their new work areas are (L-R) Donavon Yousey, Melissa Madden, Austin Madden, Brad Lierie, and Linda Slomon.
Forever smiling and celebrating are (L-R) Cynde Starnes and Sherri Burchett.
The MPB now has several modernized breakrooms. Enjoying the new area are (L-R) Lana Null, Valerie Godsey, Elizabeth Lynch, Kody Gill, Virginia Shaw and Dave Shaw.
Checking out his new sit/stand station is ESC employee, Todd Wright.
Taking part in the return-to-work office remodel are (L-R) Ruben Vijayan, Beau Caldwell, Scott Stowell, Chad Simmons, Andrew Bradley, Canyon Bridges, Jerome Kemp, Michael Pham, Connor Williams, and Casey Wenholm
Celebrating a scavenger hunt victory are (L-R) Karen Luong, Radhika Prasad, Fred Rodriguez, and Phuong Vu.
Checking out the new break room areas are (L-R) Eric Young and Landry Naigle.
ESC Employees Linda Pahdoco and Jimmy Ipock glad to be back in the office together.
Good friends, Michele LeClair and Phyllis Kersey enjoy checking out the new office area.
Reconnecting in the new ESC Kitchen area are (L-R) Janice Atkins, Dorothy Ray, Evelyn LaTorre, Prerana Patel, and Cheryl Wright
Enjoying some catching up are Bill Huynh, Jonathan "JR" Townsley, Seth Hoe, Joseph N (Joey) Smith, and Jarod Smith
Exploring all the new work stations are Kayle Gill, Bridget Benton, and Nicole Lee.
Enjoying the celebration area (L-R) are back row - Thippeswamy Devasamudram, Paul Selig, Jim McMahon, George Eddens; Front row (L-R) Karen Feland, Michelle McGowan, and Christy Norman
Kelly Base, ESC Employee trying out her new workstation.
ESC employees visiting with Kevin O’Connor and Michelle Coppedge (L-R) Michelle McGowan, Linda Pahdoco, Jimmy Ipock, Kevin O’Connor, Michelle Coppedge, and Tony Wilson
