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A flexible, beautiful office is all part of the brand at Prophet

By  Sun-Times Wire
   
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When you’re a branding and marketing consultancy, the inside counts. One step inside the office of San Francisco-based Prophet proves the point. The company has a 22,000-square-foot space in the West Loop for its 49 Chicago employees — designed by Prophet itself. “We thought it was very important for us to design who we wanted to be and what we represent,” says partner Andres Nicholls. They worked with Chicago-based Gary Lee Partners to finalize the plans. Nicholls took us for a spin.

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