[Australia] ADP opens new Melbourne ANZ HQ

ADP has opened its new Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) headquarters in Melbourne, the next chapter in its four decade history in the region, Mirage News reports.

The move is part of ADP's ongoing commitment to supporting clients with future-ready payroll, HR, and workforce management solutions.

The new workspace in Cremorne, Melbourne, unites regional and local leadership, client-facing teams, and technology experts under one roof. Here, ADP teams can reportedly collaborate more closely, innovate more boldly, and continue to help organisations across ANZ adapt to the rapidly changing world of work.

"This new headquarters reflects our long-term investment in the region and our focus on helping clients unlock business value through technology, compliance expertise, and a people-first approach," Kylie Baullo - general manager ANZ & Japan, ADP - said. "It also strengthens our ability to deliver global solutions with local insight – backed by ADP's trusted heritage."

Source: Mirage News

(Quote via original reporting)

ADP has opened its new Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) headquarters in Melbourne, the next chapter in its four decade history in the region, Mirage News reports.

The move is part of ADP's ongoing commitment to supporting clients with future-ready payroll, HR, and workforce management solutions.

The new workspace in Cremorne, Melbourne, unites regional and local leadership, client-facing teams, and technology experts under one roof. Here, ADP teams can reportedly collaborate more closely, innovate more boldly, and continue to help organisations across ANZ adapt to the rapidly changing world of work.

"This new headquarters reflects our long-term investment in the region and our focus on helping clients unlock business value through technology, compliance expertise, and a people-first approach," Kylie Baullo - general manager ANZ & Japan, ADP - said. "It also strengthens our ability to deliver global solutions with local insight – backed by ADP's trusted heritage."

Source: Mirage News

(Quote via original reporting)