Irvine, CA-based mobile and tech agency Global Results Communications has relocated its headquarters to a new office space in neighboring Santa Ana.
The full-service agency’s newly renovated office space sits in a 150,000 square foot building at the edge of the Orange County city bordering nearby Irvine.
GRC founder Valerie Christopherson told O’Dwyer’s the new location reflects recent client and staff growth at the agency.
“We moved offices this year to accommodate our growth plans for 2017, as well as to be in the center of the growing tech corridor located within Hutton Center," Christopherson said. "Our new location offers our team a trendy environment complete with collaboration areas and a more modern look and feel.”
GRC was founded in 2005.
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