Woodcliff Lake, N.J. – (March 26, 2012) – With more New Jersey businesses and individuals working on-the-go, there is growing demand across the Garden State for flexible workplaces. To fulfill the increasing need, global workspace provider, Regus, is investing more resources into the state by opening two new full service business centers in Bergen County.

“Part of our growth strategy for 2012 involves opening locations that will make getting to work easier for our clients,” said Donna Scott, Regus, Regional Vice President. “Our two locations in New Jersey do just that. Individuals who may have previously commuted into New York City or to Southern New Jersey, can now access a professional work environment with all of the amenities and services needed to be productive just minutes from their home.”

Regus’ first center in Woodcliff Lake is located at 50 Tice Boulevard and its other facility is based in the heart of the Meadowlands Sports Complex at 1 Meadowlands Plaza.

In addition to premier business addresses, each center has fully equipped offices, virtual offices, meeting rooms, videoconferencing and an administrative team who can provide support services. The company’s global network of 1,200 locations and scalability allows companies to enter new markets and expand without being locked into long-term, expensive fixed leases. Unlike traditional property agreements, Regus’ terms are flexible – meaning clients dictate the amount of space they occupy and for how long.

Regus has more than 20 locations across New Jersey. Its flexible work model is attracting businesses of all sizes because of its ability to reduce overhead expenses, improve work-life balance and minimize risk.

“New Jersey’s diverse business base is not dependent on any single industry,” added Scott. “As a result, our locations feature a mix of companies ranging from multinationals to start ups. What brings all these businesses together is their desire to work smarter and more effectively in an environment that suits their needs.”