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Resch: Sitting in the dark is the quiet killer 

KI CEO Dick Resch explains how workplace inactivity is a silent killer—and how active office design can improve both employee well-being and company performance.

There are some jobs now in manufacturing. Kids just aren’t interested in taking them. 

As KI faces retirements, Andy Bushmaker explains why younger workers overlook high-paying manufacturing jobs despite strong demand.

Workspace Accessories 

Keep your workspace organized with interchangeable accessories from KI, designed to provide maximum flexibility for the user.

Epic Proportions: It began with a metal folding chair 

KI redefines contract furniture through 80+ years of innovation, from WWII-era folding chairs to Meta’s acoustic workspaces and K–12 classroom solutions led by real-time behavioral research.

5 years later: Was one furniture maker’s decision to go employee-owned worth it? 

KI Furniture and other manufacturers reflect on the benefits of employee ownership through ESOPs, highlighting enhanced legacy preservation and staff engagement.

Furniture manufacturer KI donates Ukrainian-themed chairs to Door County Candle Company 

Comfort meets compassion: KI plants roots in philanthropy with 12 flag‑colored chairs for volunteers at Door County Candle Co. fundraising for Ukraine

Lexington teacher finalist for $40K classroom makeover; how you can help 

Lexington STEM teacher Ashley Wilkirson is a finalist for KI’s $40K classroom makeover, aiming to design a flexible space that mirrors her students’ potential.

KI donation hopes to bring comfort and security to Green Bay shelters 

KI’s bed donations give more than comfort—they offer self-worth and a fresh start for shelter residents working toward recovery and independence.

Green Bay-based manufacturer donating bed frames to several shelters 

Supporting local shelters, KI delivers durable bed frames to aid homeless individuals in Green Bay, reinforcing its mission to make a difference.

Teacher is finalist in contest, public can vote online until Jan. 31 

Danielle Ortiz of Bethlehem Elementary named finalist in KI’s $40K classroom makeover contest, designing a flexible, inclusive space to support students facing economic hardship.

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