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Could activity-based working help your business reach new heights in 2024?

Date: Wednesday 24 January

Time: 5pm UK  / 9am PT / 12pm ET

Where: Online

Activity based-working (ABW) is more than just a new way of arranging the office. It’s a new way of thinking and behaving that can transform personal and team performance. ABW can help you to work smarter, happier, and healthier, by giving you more freedom, flexibility, and fun.

But how do you make the switch from a traditional ‘ownership’ model to an activity-based work style that involves the sharing of spaces? How do you overcome the challenges and resistance that come with changing habits and mindset? How do you create a culture of trust, collaboration, and innovation in your organisation? And how do you make this happen at scale and pace globally?

These are some of the questions senior AWA associate Izabel Barros will be asking our expert panel, which features:

Will Monaghan – Global Head of Real Estate and Workplace at WTW (previously Willis Towers Watson)

Carolina Huertas – Global Transactions & Project Management Lead Global Workplace Services, Microsoft

The webinar will last 90 minutes and will include an interactive workshop to explore how the tools mentioned in the webinar can be used to implement lasting change.

Izabel Barros – Senior Associate, AWA

Izabel is an industry expert in change management. She has helped organisations across the world to envision the evolution of work and implement new work experiences, intellectual capital measurement systems, and manage the resultant change. Izabel has led projects worldwide for companies such as Microsoft, ABB, AON, Boeing, Accenture, P&G, Pfizer, Telefonica, Dow Chemical, Corteva, and the city of Rome.

Carolina Huertas – Global Transactions & Project Management Lead Global Workplace Services, Microsoft

Carolina has more than 18 years of experience, including real estate portfolio management, strategy, transactions, facility management and project management for real estate corporate portfolios. She joined Microsoft in 2012 and is currently responsible for design and implementation of centre-led global programmes, processes, procedures, governance and compliance for successful delivery of transactions management (brokerage) and project management across the life cycle of corporate offices.

 

Will Monaghan – Global Head of Real Estate and Workplace at WTW (previously Willis Towers Watson)

Will oversees the management and optimisation of WTW’s real estate portfolio, which spans more than 140 countries and 400 locations. He also leads the development and implementation of WTW’s workplace strategy, which focuses on enhancing the employee experience, productivity and wellbeing. He has more than 25 years of experience in the real estate industry, working for various organisations and sectors.