Webinar on ReShaping Work Life Beyond Covid
Aaron Harvey, former Executive Creative Director of Environments at Airbnb and founder of Original Reality Group and Kursty Groves, founder of Shape explore what organisations need to be doing right now to get ready for ‘back to office’?
The Coronavirus pandemic has shaken our world to its core. Now, as business stumble to their feet and begin to ponder how to face returning to the office, there are many questions to be answered:
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What does the future of the workplace look like?
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How might we return to the office?
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What have we learned from the COVID experience?
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How to you make a hybrid work culture/space work?
Aaron Harvey
Founder, Original Reality Group
Aaron was the former Executive Creative Director of Environments, the in-house architectural and interior design team at Airbnb. His tenure saw him reinvent a call-center in Portland and oversee the design of their 15 office spaces all over the globe.
He is now co-founder of Original Reality Group whose focus is on reimagining environments in response to the pandemic and working with employers, landlords and owners who embrace these constraints without compromising the human experience.
Kirsty Groves
Founder, Shape
Kursty’s particular passion is in helping organisations to cultivate the right cultural and physical environments to support innovation.
In her book, I Wish I Worked There! – A Look Inside the Most Creative Spaces in Business, Kursty went behind the scenes of the world’s most innovative companies, uncovering insights that drive their success.
Aaron Harvey
Founder, Original Reality Group
Aaron was the former Executive Creative Director of Environments, the in-house architectural and interior design team at Airbnb. His tenure saw him reinvent a call-center in Portland and oversee the design of their 15 office spaces all over the globe.
He is now co-founder of Original Reality Group whose focus is on reimagining environments in response to the pandemic and working with employers, landlords and owners who embrace these constraints without compromising the human experience.