By Jacob Bourne Gensler, a global architecture, design and planning firm founded in 1965, used to have the commonplace practice of releasing an annual report merely chronicling financial facts and figures, achievements, and performance metrics. About three years ago, a group of leaders at the privately held company advocated for a change. Instead of looking […]
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