SPEAKING AT THE DILEMMA SUMMIT ON THE FUTURE OF THE WORKPLACE
George Stroumboulis joins a panel of entrepreneurs at Dilemma Summit to discuss business during and after the pandemic and the future of the workplace.
“We miss that in-person interaction where you can see your colleague or client’s reaction to conversations”
Dilemma Summit speaker lineup for March 30, 2021.
ARTICLE SUMMARY
I joined the Dilemma Summit to discuss how businesses were adapting during the pandemic and what changing work arrangements meant for company culture. The virtual event brought together entrepreneurs and industry professionals to explore office space, remote work and the challenge of maintaining connection through a period of change.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
The summit examined the relationship between workspace and company culture.
The panel drew on business experiences during the pandemic’s workplace disruption.
I had the opportunity to sit down with a panel of entrepreneurs to discuss business during and post the pandemic. Check out my feature in the video. To see the full Summit, watch the video below.
What is the Dilemma Summit? Dilemma Summit is a virtual event that brings entrepreneurs and industry-leading professionals seeking answers to the uncertainty of the future of the workplace, while inspiring innovation and development. 2020 was a year of change, transition, and adaptation. The commercial real estate market and office structure has changed, and so have we; working in a crowded office transitioned to working-from-home; whether or not we liked the change we had to adapt. We listened, we learned, and we evolved. While some companies notice an increase in employee productivity with remote work, some worry about the lack of social interaction and what that entails. With the recent rapid evolution of the workplace and still so much uncertainty ahead, every professional naturally asks: what is the future of office space? What does the office of the future look like? How do you build a company’s culture when you do not have the company space? To answer these questions and to provoke thought and discussion on the future of work, workspace culture, business management and business growth, we connected with leading industry professionals who have succeeded through adaptability and drive during the Covid-19 pandemic to reflect on all the challenges we have faced this past year.
Speakers include:
Mayor John Tory (City of Toronto), Hannah Parish (Lyft), Alec Hanson (Loan Depot), Christina Moniodis (Like Minded Media Ventures), Chris Fyvie (Colliers), George Carras (R-Labs), Ana Maria Moreno (Uber), Xavier Tang (Blackdot Consulting), Trung Pham (Ryse), Ashley South (Eureka Hub), Raju Vegesna (Zoho), Patrick McCredie (Voit Real Estate), Victoria Lyubinetskaya (Eureka Hub), Katrina Xavier (Blitz Marketing), Peter Polydor (Ergo Holdings), George Stroumboulis (Ideoli Group), Lexy Prodromos (Ergo Capital), Andrew Norris (Taplytics), Katherine Andrikopoulos (Filling the Gap), Aaron Glazer (Taplytics), Justin Raymond (Flexday), Amanda Russo (Babes Who Create) and Ines Lucia Fernandez (TMX Group).
For more of the business and leadership themes I share with audiences, explore my keynotes and speaking appearances.
George Stroumboulis discussing business and the future of the workplace.
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