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Despite escalating investments in workplace programs, human capital challenges have become perennial. For the last decade, talent scarcity has remained among the top five CEO concerns and employee engagement scores have barely improved. By leveraging an evidence-based approach and leaning on 150 years of science, workplace strategists have the opportunity to drive measurable outcomes for people and business. This webinar will reveal an innovative approach that allows workplace strategists to make informed decisions and move the needle on what matters.

Throughout this exclusive session, delegates will be led through a typical workplace change management journey and be provided with specific tools and techniques that help overcome privacy concerns.

Agenda:
Introductions Venue Sponsor
Association Group Shout Outs
Keynote Speaker
Open Networking

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Despite escalating investments in workplace programs, human capital challenges have become perennial. For the last decade, talent scarcity has remained among the top five CEO concerns and employee engagement scores have barely improved. By leveraging an evidence-based approach and leaning on 150 years of science, workplace strategists have the opportunity to drive measurable outcomes for people and business. This webinar will reveal an innovative approach that allows workplace strategists to make informed decisions and move the needle on what matters.

This interactive event will explore how IBM is using Corporate Real Estate strategies, solutions and tools to drive employee engagement and increase productivity. WE will hear from Frank Cuevas and tour the IBM agile offices at Astor Place.

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Join us for a lively debate where 6 industry professionals representing opposition and proposition will present their positions!

Join us for a presentation that will explore how to design for both collaboration and focus work, using a holistic approach with five key design elements.

Learning objectives

• Explore the “anatomy” of focus work with interesting facts regarding to attention, distraction, “flow” and situational awareness
• Learn about the myth of multitasking and why focus work is important, even for collaboration
• Understand how workplace designers should take a holistic approach with five key design elements to address both focus work and collaboration, creating high performance workplaces where people can thrive

Content outline

1. Introduction
2. The anatomy of focus work
3. Holistic approach to designing for focus work and collaboration
4. Summary
5. Q&A

Presented By: Dr. Gabor Nagy

Dr. Gabor Nagy leads research and client advisory engagements targeting innovation, collaboration and organizational culture to develop high performing workplaces. He conducted research on how organizations can leverage coworking as an innovation driver and is currently doing global research on how to build successful startup incubators and accelerators. Gabor’s past achievements include using Organizational Network Analysis to quantify collaboration patterns, developing Haworth’s LENS™ client consulting toolkit, as well as a Collaborative Innovation Network (CoIN) system. Gabor has two patents granted in multiple countries, is a frequent speaker at international conferences and the author of several publications and a research book.

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