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As we adjust to the longest work from home experiment in recent history, the need for strong employee engagement and experience has gone from a “nice to have” to “mission critical."

This Online Event will focus on maximizing productivity, fostering collaboration and promoting innovation.

What to Expect:

• Nine 30-minute discussions led by industry leaders and influencers
• Case studies with practical, real world experience that translates into actionable insights
• Interactive digital roundtables for virtual networking

Check out the agenda to learn more or email enquiry@iqpc.com. 

Introducing employees to culture, structure, and language as workplace strategies. 

Presentation by:

• Paul Battaglia, Principal, Clark-Nexsen
• Nona Gross, Workplace Transformation and Change Management, Verizon
• Matthew Glynn, Manager, Interior Designer, House of Commons
• Danielle Kennedy, Founder & CEO, Kadima Leadership

Work-streams identified:

• health and wellness (HR)
• technology (IT)
• coworking
• ergonomics

The Science Behind Occupant Focused Specification To Achieve Improved Building Performance, Occupant Productivity And Perception

Lucas Hamilton, Manager, Building Science Applications, CertainTeed/Saint-Gobain

At the 2019 Future Offices Winter, we sat down with Larry Segal, Real Estate Development Lead at Atlassian to discuss:

• How workspaces enhance the employee experience and increase productivity
• Tips for localizing offices
• Ensuring space is optimized and fully connected

Organizations are increasingly realizing that in order to attract and retain topmost talent, they must ensure work environments promote productivity, wellness and meaningful, human interactions. However, accomplishing this requires more that simply a deep understanding of space usage and work process but, above all else, empathy. To truly understand what employees expect from and how they engage with their work environments, office design leaders have to start building emotional connections with employees. But how can you build emotional connections with employees at scale? Ahead of the 2019 Future Offices conference, we sat down with office design leaders from Instacart, Citrix, HMS, and more to find out.

Download this piece to gain real-world approaches to:

• Articulating the value of human-centric design
• Selecting design elements that facilitate human interaction and creativity
• Embracing a data-driven approach to office design
• Cultivating a culture that supports office design and fosters collaboration
• Leveraging cutting-edge tools and techniques for understanding and designing the right work environments for your company

• How culture shapes Patreon's approach to workplace design
• The importance of localizing work environments and designing for equity
• An overview of Patreon's new office developments and renovation projects 
• Embracing technology-powered collaboration

• Utilizing expansion spaces for company growth or project based initiatives
• Strategies for shorter, flexible leases, management and consumption of office space

This panel from the 2019 Future Offices Summer Features:

- Richard Sexton, President, Office Freedom - Kevin Anderson, Director Of Membership Development, CommonGrounds Workplace - Lucia Diana, Global Real Estate, Verizon

• Increasing collaboration and employee engagement through multi-use spaces
• Enabling technology to drive productivity and automation
• Creating an agile workplace to bring together people, processes, and connectivity
• Integrating wellness in the employee experience through a human-centric approach
• Crucial to this change is a human-centric approach to transformation. Learn how BMO puts humans at the heart of its change strategy to advance its Workplace Transformation program.

Lynn Roger, Global Head of Employee Experience & Workplace Transformation, BMO Financial Group

Mohamed Rajan, Managing Director, Head Workplace Experience, BMO Financial Group

• How to keep employees satisfied and engaged through a digital workplace transformation
• What technology works best? How to find the right solutions for your corporate real estate technology needs

Michelle Caldwell, North America Digital Workplace Transformation Lead, Avanade

Ruven Gotz, Workplace Experience Lead, Avanade

• Learn how simple changes in your office can provide higher natural alertness and wellness.
• Learn how preference folds into holistic human-centric design.

Robert Soler, VP Human Biological Technologies and Research, BIOS

he rise of digital technology and changing customer expectations has transformed commercial landlords from rent collectors to service providers. Though cost and location will always be top priorities for commercial tenants, modern tenants also want flexibility, connectivity, lively, urban surroundings and, above all else, VALUE. As a result, the landlords who embrace the transition to "space-as-a-service" are the ones that will thrive in 2020 and beyond.

Given all of the changes afoot, we at Future Offices created this new report outlining the top 6 things office space tenants want with a special focus on:

• Game-changing CRE and office technology trends
• The art of balancing ROI with amenities
• The evolution towards space-as-a-service
• The growth of flexible spaces, agile leasing and co-working
• 3 multi-use developments to watch

Over the last 40 years, technology and innovation have impacted nearly every industry from finance to travel to retail. Amazon delivers our orders in hours, we can book a vacation in minutes, and soon we’ll take driverless uber rides to work, -yet the way design and construction services are delivered has remained largely unchanged. The current process is slow, risky, lacks coordination, and budgets are often blown as result. In fact, in 2015, Mckinsey listed the construction industry as the second to last industry to benefit from digitization ( just ahead of hunting). There must be a better way – and there is. Come join our panel discussion as we discuss new innovations in design and delivery that will revolutionize the way we think about delivering workplaces.

Panelist include:

• Alex Palmisano, Construction Manager, Compass
• Natasha Bonugli, Regional Principal - Design, Unispace
• Steve Burrows, Principal Consultant, Cameron MacAllister Group
• Shirley Lam, Global Workplace Design Standards Manager, Facebook
• Albert DePlazaola, Global Principal, Strategy and Design, Unispace

• Drivers for determining your investments within your real estate strategy
• Distinguishing workplace and workspace initiatives

Panelists include:

• Sally Augustin, PhD, Principal | Consulting Expert, Design With Science | UC Berkeley
• Chirag Kadiwar, Director, Workplace Planning, Facebook
• Lucia Diana, Global Real Estate, Verizon
• Ari Kepnes, Director of Market Research, Density

Budgets. We all have them and building workspaces that are not only beautiful and functional, but also don't break the bank is one of the most challenging yet rewarding aspects of the office design process. 

With that in mind, we sat down with 3 speakers from our upcoming Future Offices Spring, Sarah Dailey, Workplace Strategy + Design at  Whole Foods, as well as Sharon Steinberg, Project Director, and Vince Flickinger, Director of Design, both from Gensler, to discuss:

• The top factors that drive up costs during the build-out phase and beyond that every workplace experience leader should be paying attention to
• How they work with the customer to ensure work environments align with employee needs and prioritize workplace investments
• Creative solutions for reducing costs without sacrificing workplace experience 

At Future Offices Winter 2020 (January 22 – 24) in New York City at Convene’s brand new space at 225 Liberty Street, we got the chance to have a one-on-one with AJ Greulich, Head of Workplace and Real Estate, US & Canada Geo Lead at Uber. He discusses:

• Ways to design beautiful, yet functional, facilities while still improving your company’s bottom line
• Predictions on new trends in real estate and workplace for the new decade
• How Uber incorporates the idea of transportation into and around their offices
• His biggest office pet peeves
• And more!
  

At Future Offices Winter 2020 (January 22 – 24) in New York City at Convene’s brand new space at 225 Liberty Street, we got the chance to have a one-on-one with Katherine Huh, Advisory Real Estate Director at PwC. She discusses:

• How PwC brand values and culture are portrayed within their workplaces compared to other industries
• How PwC approaches change management and overcomes the resistance to change
• Balancing corporate real estate costs with executing project delivery
• Her biggest office pet peeves
• And more!
  

Perhaps your current system is aging and in need of replacement, or your organization has reprioritized physical security and updated its requirements. Regardless of the motivation for change, approaching a new technology project is easier with an understanding of your organization and team’s needs, the solutions landscape and the purchasing process.

This step-by-step guide breaks down some of the ways to assess your current surveillance system, determine your business needs, evaluate the current market and conduct a successful product trial. Following this process will help you be better equipped to choose the right security camera system for your business.

Take a look at the Future Offices Series of events, audience breakdown, industry investment priorities, partnership opportunities and more inside this Solution Providers Guide. For additional information contact sponsor@iqpc.com