Continental Office in the News

At Continental Office, we are guided by our values, which we call What Matters to Us. These include our associates, clients, community and their health and wellbeing. With Governor DeWine calling upon businesses to get creative and support him in the effort to minimize the spread of COVID-19 via social distancing, we have decided to make some short-term changes to our associate’s work hours in the office.

Continental Office, a leader in creating, building, and maintaining great spaces, announced the hiring of Susan Curran as Senior Vice President of Sales, overseeing the furniture sales teams in Columbus and Toledo, Ohio, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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January 2020

Continental Office has been awarded the top spot among the 2019 winners of the Healthiest Employers of Columbus, OH, a nationally recognized awards program powered by the Springbuk Health Intelligence Platform.

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Smart Business - December 2019

Continental's CEO, Ira Sharfin, discusses the company's evolution, his evolution, and the vision for the future of Continental Office. He discusses taking a step back, looking at the larger picture, and what we can learn from failure.

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February 2019

Continental Office wins Silver ADDY for experiential branding work at Hopewell. The ADDY Awards is the advertising industry's largest and most representative competition attracting more than 40,000 entries every year.

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Columbus Business First - January 2019

The new multi-year sponsorship between the Columbus-based office furnishings provider and the National Hockey League team includes a new rentable space called The CO Lab on the south side of the arena along Nationwide Boulevard.

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January 2019

Continental is the designated Proud Work Environment Partner of the Columbus Blue Jackets. Partnership highlighted by transformation of arena meeting space into modern collaboration center.

Columbus Business First -January 2019

Leaders need to give people permission not to be tied to their desks. Associates' expectations of sitting at a desk from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. have evolved.

November 2018

Continental Office this week announced they have relocated their studio to the bustling community of Lawrenceville. Called a “go-to destination” by the New York Times, Lawrenceville is home to galleries, restaurants, boutiques, historic landmarks and industrial-era architecture.

DCD Magazine - November 2018

With lower unemployment rates across the United States, the race for talent is getting increasingly competitive. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that the unemployment rate will continue to decline to 4–5% by 2020.