On Wed 3rd June, 11am, we’ll be joined 🔴LIVE by Simon Cohen, Director at Condeco who will be discussing how their clients are re-opening COVID secure workplaces with lasting technology
Guest Speaker
Simon Cohen
Director Partner Development, UK
at Condeco
With over 11 years a part of the Condeco team, Simon works with partners across the FM and IT sectors to help organisations use technology to solve workplace challenges; currently focusing on supporting both a safe return to office strategy and enhancing an accelerated flexible working model, while continuing efforts for a secure transitioning to the a ‘new normal’ for our workforces.
What we’ll cover
For some businesses, the need to return back to ‘normal’ is critical in order to support vital productivity, collaboration and engagement. The shift to the ‘new normal’ however, will not be easy. Careful considerations are required to manage workspaces, meeting rooms, buildings, scheduling, sanitisation etc – all vitally important towards adopting the new social distancing guidelines and ultimately, the health and wellbeing of employees.
Key topics covered will include:
- How can workspace management technology support businesses today and in the new tomorrow?
- What questions are Condeco clients asking?
- How are Condeco approaching their own return to work?
- How does best practice look like in the eyes of Condeco?
Have any questions?
If you have any questions you’d like answering, please add a comment on the YouTube video page.
Hosted by
Adam Mason
Facilities Operations Director
Expansive Solutions
Adam has a wealth of experience having worked as FM Director at Pure Gym and before that with B&Q & Inditex. He has a demonstrated history and passion for building, rebuilding and developing facilities teams in the retail, health wellness and fitness industry.
How to Watch
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