Epson has announced it will be hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new Los Alamitos-based headquarters located at 3131 Katella Avenue, Los Alamitos, CA, USA, on Tuesday, May 9 at 10 a.m., the company has announced in a press release issued this week.
The facility was designed to meet the needs of Epson America’s purpose-driven mission and is a reflection of the Epson 25 Renewed Corporate Vision, it said.
This event marks Epson’s support of and involvement in the community and its focus on reducing environmental impacts, improving work environments and enriching lives by connecting people, things and information with Epson technologies.
The ceremony will feature remarks from elected officials, community leaders from Casa Youth Shelter, Precious Life Center and The Youth Center (TYC), as well as Epson’s CEO Keith Kratzberg and parent company Seiko Epson Japan’s Director Koichi Kubota.
The Epson Campus has been designed to meet the needs of Epson America’s purpose-driven mission and is a reflection of the Epson 25 Renewed Corporate Vision to help surrounding communities thrive, as well as to support ongoing sustainability initiatives through its products and services. Since moving to the campus, Epson has been an integral part of the Los Alamitos community:
The campus features a state-of-the-art Executive Briefing Center, providing opportunities for Epson customers, partners and community members to interface with its technologies and conduct business.
Epson and its campus are available to local businesses and nonprofits in need of facilities to host events, training, or executive meetings free of charge. Its first year, Epson hosted the Annual Winter Fest event in its parking lot for the residents of Los Alamitos to drive in and watch a movie from their cars.
Epson has engaged with the local community and nonprofit organizations through a range of activities, including product and monetary donations to local food banks, shelters and community centers including Casa Youth Shelter, Precious Life Shelter, The Youth Center (TYC), and the Los Alamitos High School.
The new Epson Campus demonstrates Epson’s commitment to environmental sustainability through EV recharging stations, water conservation features and increased power efficiency in systems throughout the buildings. The design also focuses on employee wellness through spaces dedicated to employee collaboration, rest, focus, and fitness.
