Nick Mason, Principal Product Manager – New Products & Platform Strategy, OfficeSpace Software

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Nick Mason

Based in Victoria, BC, Nick is the Director of Product & Client Marketing at OfficeSpace. He's passionate about connecting people with solutions that enable workplaces to thrive in the new world of work.

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COVID-19: A workplace for the hybrid workforce

By Nick Mason 7 mins read
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Consolidated facility services: Recap Of Covid 19

By Nick Mason 7 mins read
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COVID-19: Why the Future of Work is WFH

By Nick Mason 8 mins read
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Workplace Wellness & Security

Facilities skills: 11 essential skills for FMs

By Nick Mason 7 mins read
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Workplace Experience

How a shorter work week affects productivity

By Nick Mason 5 mins read
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Office Design

Standing desks in the workplace: the 7 benefits

By Nick Mason 6 mins read
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Office Design

How the right workplace platform can enhance the employee experience

By Nick Mason 5 mins read
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Space & Real Estate

Understanding the 3-30-300 rule in facility management

By Nick Mason 6 mins read
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Workplace Experience

4 Ways to Increase Employee Collaboration and Teamwork

By Nick Mason 6 mins read