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Explore the Future of Work and the Workplace EXPLORE THE FUTURE OF WORK AND THE WORKPLACE CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY 27TH & THURSDAY 28TH NOVEMBER 9:00 - 18:00 QUEEN ELIZABETH SOUTHBANK CENTRE, BELVEDERE RD, LAMBETH, LONDON SE1 8XX https://www.worktechevents.com/events/worktech19-london/ EVENT SPONSORS @unwiredWORKTECH19 #WORKTECH LONDON / 1 A warm welcome to WORKTECH19 London WORKTECH19 London is the fastest growing forum for all those involved in the future of work and the workplace as well as real estate, technology and innovation. Never before has the workplace, and the way we work Caroline Bell been so high on the agenda for organisations looking to Managing Director, Unwired improve productivity, attract and retain talent, and increase Ventures Ltd business return. You are invited to join 320+ senior professionals from real estate, facilities, HR, technology, executive management, architecture, design and professional advisors to listen to global thought leaders, and share best practice and expertise. The conference will be run in one stream, which means our delegates will get to attend every speaker presentation. We will also have a curated innovation exhibition happening in the breakout areas for attendees to meet with our education partners, complementing learning throughout the day. There will be three networking breaks, creating time for attendees to meet the other participants, and after the conference closes all delegates will have the opportunity to continue networking at the WORKTECH drinks reception in the conference space. We hope you will be able to join us and we are looking forward to welcoming you to the event on the 27th & 28th November! Warmest regards, Caroline 2 / WORKTECH19 LONDON Contents Speakers 4 Sessions 6 Conference Agenda 8 Our Venue 13 Who Attends 14 Key Information 15 WORKTECH19 LONDON / 3 SPEAKERS BACK TO TOP MEET THE SPEAKERS WORKTECH19 London will attract some of the Full list of speakers biggest and brightest names to debate, discuss, and Torin Douglas, Writer and Ex-BBC Correspondent Matthew Taylor, RSA divulge the latest thinking on the future of work and Philip Ross, Futurologist, Cordless Group & UNWORK the workplace. Harald Becker, Microsoft David Garson, Office Freedom Mark Needham, Cisco The two days will feature over 25 speakers, including leading Jeremy Myerson, WORKTECH Academy Adam Scott, Freestate international thinkers from industry and academia. Our Dr Nelly Ben Hayoun, Nelly Ben Hayoun Studios speakers represent some of the world’s biggest brands and Lars-Gunnar Lundgren, Sony Richard Garrett, Signify best universities and research departments, alongside radical Patrick Marsh, GSK visionaries from new innovative organisations. Katie Virdi, GSK Dr Paul Smith, Art Health Solutions Alex Moon, Spica Technologies Ltd Through interdisciplinary speakers and learning experience, Devinder Bhogal, Deloitte LLP Doron Shachar, PointGrab we focus on bringing cutting edge ideas and inspiration to the Gianluca Poltera, Locatee workplace community to enhance creativity and move thinking Sarie Cooplestone, Cloudbooking Gerry Brennan, Cloudbooking forward. Instead of focusing on peer to peer innovation through Mikhail Tokarczyk, Viacom imitation, we aim to curate a unique programme, bringing Tim Coles, Hitachi Rail General Stanley McChrystal, The McChrystal Group together experts in the fields of people, place and technology Bruce Daisley, EMEA Twitter and relevant adjacencies to reflect on the future of work and Sir David Adjaye, Adjaye Associates Olly Olsen, TOG workplace. Jennifer Celesia, Haworth Leeson Medhurst, 360 Design Tim Yendell, RBS Alongside the conference series, the WORKTECH Academy Elisa Rönkä, Siemens knowledge hub explores the future of work through six key Mark Williams, Barings John Cowx, PwC themes: people, place, technology, design, culture and innovation. James Fellowes, PwC Creating leading commentary, research and publications that John Cowx, PwC Peter Otto, Condeco places scientific research at the heart of key business problems. Neil Rodel, Macquarie Group www.worktechacademy.com Richard Morris, IWG Richard Watson, Author 4 / WORKTECH19 LONDON General Stanley McChrystal, The McChrystal Group Jeremy Myerson, Director, WORKTECH Academy e McChrystal Group Devinder Bhogal. Head of Workplace David Adjaye, Architect, Adjaye Associates Matthew Taylor, Cheif Executive at RSA Richard Watson, Author, Now & Next, FuturistTh Dr Nelly Ben Hayoun, Desinger of WORKTECH19 LONDON / 5 Experiences, Nelly Ben Hayoun Studios Bruce Daisley, VP, EMEA Twitter SESSIONS BACK TO TOP SESSION HIGHLIGHTS The future of work and the workplace is on everyone’s KEY THEMES agenda. This event brings thought leaders together The Sentient Workplace to share cutting edge ideas on the future, from both a people, place, and technology perspective. It will allow an Four Futures of Work understanding of the key drivers of change and enablers Science of the Workplace of innovation that will shape how, where and when work The Future of Work in World takes place. Cities Key themes we will be discussing at this event include: THE SENTIENT WORKPLACE | We will explore how the workplace will drive smart decisions and where companies will realise benefits as the battle of talent intensifies and focus shifts to contextualised employee experience and computerised technology. FOUR FUTURES OF WORK | As the UK continues to wrestle with an uncertain economic and trading relationship with the rest of Europe the RSA have modelled four different scenarios for the future of work. SCIENCE OF THE WORKPLACE | We will explore how the workplace is directly impactiful not only on our productivity but more importanly our health. THE FUTURE OF WORK IN WORLD CITIES | When architecture becomes ‘stale’ it has a negative impact on the quality and disctinctiveness of the cityscape. We will explore the crucial role architecture plays in world cities and the need for a holistic approach to the built environment. 6 / WORKTECH19 LONDON BACK TO TOP SESSIONS Conference GSK Workplace Performance Hub Patrick Marsh, Director, Worldwide Real Estate at GSK At GSK, we believe that the workplace should be a health enabler because when we feel at our best, we perform at our best. We have built a Workplace Performance Hub in our HQ and with our own people we are testing the impact of the workspace on wellbeing, satisfaction and productivity. Conference In Conversation: Creating Spaces At 1 New Street Square Will Esplen, Managing Director, Global Real Estate and Workplace Strategy Will Esplen will take you on the journey of the Deloitte’s workplace transformation in the UK and Switzerland. He will share how Deloitte has not only changed the space, but the entire workplace strategy, revolutionising the space to reflect and positively impact the changing work environment. This session will evaluate the impact and outcomes from smart buildings and explore Deloitte’s journey to new ways of working. Conference You Are Not Busy Richard Watson, Author, Now and Next, Future Files Richard will explore the idea that work is the last place people have good ideas. If this is the case can there be an argument for working from offices and not from home? WORKTECH19 LONDON / 7 PROGRAMME AGENDA / WEDNESDAY 27th NOVEMBER DAY 1 09:00 Chair’s Welcome 09:10 Poetry Matt Harvey, Poet, columnist, enemy of all that’s difficult and upsetting. Matt’s way with words has WORKTECH Poet in residence taken him from Totnes to the All England Tennis Club via Radio 4’s Saturday Live, The Edinburgh Festival and the work section of the Guardian. Changing Work - The Big Picture #innovation #architecture #tech 09:15 Four Futures Of Work Matthew Taylor, As the UK continues to wrestle with an uncertain economic and trading relationship with Chief Executive at RSA the rest of Europe, a new report from the RSA’s Future Work Centre has modelled four different scenarios for the future of work in 2035. The Big Tech Economy, The Precision Economy, The Exodus Economy & The Empathy Economy. Each scenario has positive and negative aspects, reflecting increasingly widespread scepticism about what new technologies will bring to the global workplace in terms of rewards, job security and societal gain. 09:45 The Sentient Workplace Philip Ross, Sentience is the capacity to feel, perceive or experience subjectively. The sentient workplace Futurologist & CEO, Cordless Group & will explore the enablers behind this trend, how it will drive smart decisions and where UnWork, Author of Space to Work companies will realise benefits as the battle of talent intensifies and focus shifts to contextualised employee experience and computerised technology. 10:00 Harnessing Human Energy Around Shared Purpose Harald Becker, Effective, resilient organizations, the ones that will survive the turbulent next decade, will Director Industry Engagement & Research, be the ones that can constantly metabolize real-time incoming information. They have Microsoft the capacity to learn fast and can respond by constantly finetuning and fluidly reforming themselves. At Microsoft, we believe the best way to unlock this is by harnessing human energy around shared purpose, by amplifying human ingenuity and leveraging the human network! 10:25 Coffee Break 10:55 Welcome Back 10:55 Office Freedom Innovation Platform Super Experience #innovation #architecture #tech 11:00 Cognitive Collaboration Mark Needham, Think about how the way your work has evolved. Chances are it’s no longer 9 to 5. And it’s Webex and Workplace Transformation not all in one office. Work today requires collaboration
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