George Chicolo is a Senior Associate of Business Development at Focus Studio, where he focuses on building relationships, solving problems, and helping workplace projects move forward with clarity and confidence.

George works closely with brokers, landlords, developers, and end users—serving as a connector between vision and execution. He helps clients navigate everything from early planning and feasibility to design-build and furniture solutions. His approach is consultative, practical, and grounded in understanding what each project truly needs to succeed.

At his core, George is a relationship-builder. He believes the best outcomes come from trust, transparency, and strong collaboration, and he takes pride in being a reliable resource long before a project officially begins. Based in Bergen County, New Jersey, George is deeply connected to the local business community and brings that same people-first mindset to clients across the country.

Whether supporting a broker trying to get a deal across the finish line or helping a company bring their workplace vision to life, George’s goal is always the same: remove friction, create clarity, and make the process easier for everyone involved.

Focus Studio is an integrated workplace design-build and furniture firm based in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, serving clients nationwide. We partner with companies, landlords, developers, and brokers to remove uncertainty from workplace projects and help deals move forward with confidence.

Our integrated model brings design, construction, furniture, and project coordination under one roof. From early test fits and space planning to build-out and furnishing, we tailor our role to what each project needs—whether that’s full turnkey design-build, furniture-only solutions, or bookended projects alongside a client’s preferred contractor.

At our core, we exist to simplify the process. We turn questions around layout, cost, and feasibility into clear plans—delivering workplaces that are functional, thoughtfully designed, and built to support how people actually work.