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Michelin Relocates UK Head Office

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Michelin is relocating its UK head office to Keele University’s award-winning Science and Innovation Park in March 2025. This aligns with its “People, Profit and Planet” strategy to enhance sustainability and workplace experience. The move provides staff with modern, eco-friendly facilities while maintaining operations in Stoke. Keele University welcomes the partnership as an opportunity to collaborate on shared sustainability goals. Keele Unive…

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Michelin Relocates UK Head Office

Michelin is relocating its UK head office to Keele University’s award-winning Science and Innovation Park in March 2025. This aligns with its “People, Profit and Planet” strategy to enhance sustainability and workplace experience. The move provides staff with modern, eco-friendly facilities while maintaining operations in Stoke. Keele University welcomes the partnership as an opportunity to collaborate on shared sustainability goals. Keele Unive…

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