monday.com Launches Flagship Workspace at Manhattan's Flatiron District, Signaling Major NYC Commitment

Work operating system monday.com officially inaugurated its expanded North American headquarters in New York City, marking a strategic milestone for the NASDAQ-listed platform. The 110,000 square-foot facility spans four levels across 225 Park Avenue South, representing a threefold increase in the company’s physical footprint within the city.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams presided over the grand opening ceremony, underscoring the significance of tech infrastructure investment in Manhattan’s evolving landscape. “The connectivity and ecosystem of New York City thrives when teams work together in shared spaces,” Mayor Adams remarked. “monday.com empowers organizations globally to execute their vision—you’re not just building technology, you’re enabling people everywhere to achieve their aspirations.”

Strategic Location & Accessibility

The Monday.com NYC office selection prioritized employee accessibility and commute feasibility across the metropolitan region. The Flatiron District location emerged as the optimal choice, offering central positioning while maintaining the connectivity that defines New York’s business environment. The decision reflected comprehensive input from the team, with employees participating in potential venue evaluations and providing candid feedback throughout the selection process.

Workspace Design Philosophy

Every aspect of the new headquarters reflects collaborative input and functional intentionality. Mike Lamm, VP of People at monday.com’s North American division, emphasized the employee-centric approach: “This facility represents our commitment to our people. We’ve embedded team feedback into every element—from location strategy to architectural design. The space mirrors both our current trajectory and our long-term vision.”

The workspace incorporates diverse functional zones: specialized creative areas including a comic book library, meditative spaces for mental reset, versatile collaboration areas ranging from conference rooms to private phone booths, and flexible workstations designed to accommodate hybrid work preferences. Design leadership, spearheaded by Mor Avrahami and Keren Reznik, ensured each environment reflects both functionality and New York’s distinctive character.

Client Proximity & Market Expansion

Beyond internal operations, the headquarters amplifies monday.com’s ability to engage with its North American customer base. Jamison Powell, VP of Sales, highlighted the strategic commercial advantage: “New York represents a critical market for our platform. This central location enables direct relationship-building with partners and customers through in-person collaboration—a capability essential to our growth strategy.”

Monday.com currently serves over 152,000 customers spanning more than 200 industries across 200 countries and territories. The platform’s work operating system enables organizations to construct customized work management solutions without extensive technical requirements.

The company maintains global offices across Tel Aviv, San Francisco, Miami, Chicago, London, Warsaw, Sydney, São Paulo, and Tokyo, positioning it as a distributed yet strategically anchored enterprise within the work management software ecosystem.