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CASE STUDY #1 - TEAM F Due: Sunday, June 12, 2022 at 11:59 pm Scenario: You have been asked to meet the physical growth needs of Top Dog Project Services. Company Growth Needs Top Dog Project Services is a company with several offices throughout the country. The company growth rate is holding steady at 5 to 10 percent per year. With this rate of growth, several of the offices are outgrowing their current office space. Your project is to work with Headquarters and each office to identify options to meet the office space needs for the growing workforce for the next five years. You have met with the Division Directors and identified the following offices as having the most urgent needs: Idaho Falls. Idaho Falls is looking at moving their office to an area of downtown that is undergoing an urban renewal program. There are some perks being offered to companies that participate early, though there are risks involved as well. The City has a requirement to keep the brick building facades to maintain a classic feel to the downtown area. Southern California. The Southern California office is pushing to develop a work-from-home pilot program that can be expanded to other locations in the future. Seattle. The Seattle location plans on moving to a different office building. They would like to adopt the work-from-home program as a competitive necessity in their market. Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania office has a lease that is expiring in eight months. They plan on leasing and building out an office in a new business park INSTRUCTIONS: 1) CREATE a Risk event audit: They would like tu auupe che WOLX-FU-nowe program as a compeLLIVE necessity in their market. Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania office has a lease that is expiring in eight months. They plan on leasing and building out an office in a new business park INSTRUCTIONS: 1) CREATE a Risk event audit: Risk events . Causes . Responses 2) Submit a Word document with the necessary documents - title page, table of contents, references