employee wellbeing

How systemic integration of leading hybrid workplace practices boosts employee engagement, wellbeing, and organizational performance.

In this episode, host Bob Fox talks with Brendan Herbert, Chief Operating Officer of Infinity Wellness Partners, to explore the future of workplace wellness.

See how tp bennett's innovative design of Capital Group’s new London headquarters blends cutting-edge architecture, employee wellbeing, and flexible spaces to create a future-ready work environment.

Architectus is luring employees back to the office across the coast of Australia with two new fitouts for Allianz Australia insurance company. 

HOK's Kay Sargent is urging design to prioritize sensory stimulation as it could be the root of employee performance.

Dr. Gleb Tsipurksy explains that fear driven productivity monitoring might be harming your remote workers more than helping them. 

M Moser's experts explain the ways purpose and meaning in design can impact the built environment and the employees in it. 

Michelle Romero, Workplace Studio Leader at SmithGroup outlines the essential elements for a favorite employee space: the café.

Hybrid expert discusses the lack of hybrid training for leaders in the workplace and offers some suggestions on bridging the training gap. 

Experts from HGA discuss How design can foster better performance, increased resiliency and positive outlooks.

Jeannie Wu of Gensler and Jules Lairson of Work & Mother explore the impact of creating spaces that promote wellness.

In part two of his conversation, Rex stresses the importance of why leadership needs to adapt to the changing business landscape by looking both inward and outward. Learn about the new skills managers must develop to be better equipped to handle the social and emotional needs of their teams.