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In the weeks preceding Sherwin-Williams’ ceremonial ribbon cutting on May 11 for its new 36-story headquarters tower in Downtown Cleveland, the company’s executives took notice. They could see how employees were filling out its new HQ campus and, in suburban Brecksville, its new Morikis Global Technology Center.
The outcome of that filling-out process was reportedly the determining factor in whether the C-suite executives for the global coatings giant would pursue a second tower next to the first. The HQ campus is located just west of downtown’s Public Square, near where the company was founded in 1866…