Date: Thursday, 16 April
Time: 9:00am – 2:00pm
Where: TBC
Each ticket is £249.00
*All registrations will be verified and invitations confirmed.
The way work is designed has a direct and often underestimated impact on how people think, feel and perform. As organisations rethink offices, hybrid models and digital environments, neuroscience offers powerful insights into how work and place can either amplify or drain human capability.
This summit brings together senior leaders to explore how evidence from neuroscience can be applied to workplace strategy, organisational design and day-to-day decision-making. Grounded in AWA’s long-standing research partnerships and applied frameworks, the session will examine how cognitive load, attention, stress and social connection shape performance in modern work environments.
Through expert-led insight and facilitated discussion, the summit will help leaders translate brain science into practical design principles that support focus, collaboration, wellbeing and sustainable high performance at scale.
Meet our panel of speakers
Andrew Mawson - Founder, AWA
Andrew Mawson is Founder and Managing Director of AWA.
He’s a leading pioneer, thinker and speaker on matters ‘work and place’, experienced at bringing together the worlds of business strategy, hybrid and workplace strategy, organisational and workplace design, leadership development and change management.
Brad Taylor - Director of Consulting, AWA
Brad is a qualified senior HR professional with more than 30 years’ experience in the finance and professional association sectors. In his role as Director at AWA, he is highly experienced and specialises in people strategy, workplace transformation, organisational development, culture, change programmes, and employee engagement.