Last year, Everton Football Club – included in the ‘Sunday Times Top 100 Best Companies To Work For’ – relocated its headquarters from Goodison Park to new state-of-the-art facilities at the Royal Liver Building.
Everton HQ was based at Goodison Park for 126 years, where the team still play, but their brand new office inside the iconic 108-year-old Liver building means that different departments in the club are all now situated together.
Throughout the space, club colours and emblems can be found on the walls with memorabilia from the team’s history exhibited in the corridors.
We spoke to the CEO at Everton Football Club, Professor Denise Barrett-Baxendale, who told us more about the workspace…
“Our relocation to the Royal Liver Building brings us into the heart of Liverpool’s commercial district which is a big benefit to the Club and our staff. I have ensured our new home in one of the city’s most iconic buildings retains the spirit of Goodison Park, taking with us an ‘Everton essence’.
“We have tried to capture the feel of the Club in our décor, subtly paying tribute to some of the stadium’s famous architecture. This is an example of the care, consideration and respect that will be evident in our new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.”
