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The Evolving Workplace: How to Make the Office a Magnet, not a Mandate
ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

The Evolving Workplace: How to Make the Office a Magnet, not a Mandate

About this Webinar

Today’s workplace is designed for a world that no longer exists. But what if you could transform your office into a magnet for employee collaboration and connection— a place perfectly suited for how we now work?

To do that, organizations need a new approach. One that creates an employee experience that enables employee collaboration, connection, and productivity.

Join this conversation with Omar Roomi, Employee Experience Lead CIO, Employee Experience Strategy at Thomson Reuters; Kathryn Gendall, Director Collaboration Systems at Newmont Corporation; and Keith Jump, Founder and Director of Connect XP, to learn how they’ve created a connected workplace strategy that:

  • Promotes collaboration as the magnet that attracts employees back to the office
  • Prioritizes health and safety as a day-to-day workplace consideration
  • Uses technology as a critical component to improve the employee experience, increase workforce productivity, and drive better business outcomes

Event details

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June 28, 2022

11am EDT / 4pm IST

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1 hour

Speakers

Omar Roomi

Omar Roomi

Employee Experience Lead CIO, Employee Experience Strategy

Kathryn Gendall

Kathryn Gendall

Director Collaboration Systems

Keith Jump

Keith Jump

Founder and Director

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