corporate village

British  

noun

1. an area close to the workplace where many everyday facilities are provided for a company's workers

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Example Sentences

Tammie J. Monaco, owner of Beck-n-Call Event Services in Butler, said that she usually would staff the Preakness with about 130 servers and bartenders for the race’s corporate village, but the postponement has sapped her company of its largest single-day contract of the year, worth about $40,000.

From Washington Post

Beats executives likely knew this would be the case when they accepted the acquisition—that Beats would become a shadow of its former self, with its resources, talent, and ideas redistributed throughout Apple’s vast corporate village.

From Slate

It is the shabby interloper in a corporate village designed first to siphon as many bills as possible from your wallet and second to feature tennis.

From The Guardian

Open, which includes the sponsors in the corporate village, brings in 10 percent of annual revenue and produces a profit margin of around 25 percent because the big scale allows better return on fixed costs.

From Washington Post

Unlike at many other golf events, there is not a large corporate village at Augusta National, so it is believed that I.B.M. officials welcomed clients at a cabin secluded on the back nine of the golf course.

From New York Times