Our Webinar on the future of the workplace post COVID-19 is open for registration!
May 19th, 2020
A new Webinar in our already popular series will be taking place next week and we expect it to be our biggest one yet. Asking some big questions that are particularly relevant to today’s environment the Webinar will explore how we will envisage our workplace post COVID 19 and if this new way of working will become the new norm.
Our expert panellists will also be discussing how this will change the way we look at hot desking, perhaps even trigger a shift back to more private offices. Will this be a step back or a move forward? Can design save the day?
Our amazing facilitator Jan Henderson will be joined by Amanda Stanaway, Principal at Woods Bagot, Cathy Jameson, Design Director with Gensler, Domino Risch, Principal at Hassell and Max Thomson, Project Director of Spitfire Control.
If you want to get ahead of the curve on this evolving conversation on the future of the post Covid 19 workplace you can register now!
Wed 27 May 12:30pm AEST
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