Start date
March 25, 2025 | Quebec
March 25, 2025 | Quebec
2 days
$1,680
We are entering an era of rapid workplace transformation that may provide an opportunity to maximize human potential like never before. Multigenerational work environments, new teamwork and collaboration models, and hybrid work models are becoming the norm in many industries. Work is going digital, and everything is evolving faster.
In this new modern working environment, workspaces have changed, workers’ expectations have changed, the world has changed. That is why it is so important to define your organization’s vision of how work will be done in the future, so that all those new expectations in every part of the market can be met.
The ultimate goal is to develop a corporate culture capable of responding to a hybrid experience, whether in person or virtually.
Define your vision of the future of work
Design your spaces to provide the best possible experience for all those who use them: employees, customers, partners, etc.
Incorporate state-of-the-art technologies for effective collaboration
Make the most of physical and virtual work environments
Gather information about employees’ experience and expectations
Support consistent investments in mission-focused employees to improve company performance
Enhance employee and manager experience
Improve collaboration between teams
Intensive learning experiences designed for professionals seeking rapid advancement in a specific field. Immerse yourself in interactive, in-depth learning sessions led by field experts. Leave with practical, adaptable skills ready for immediate implementation in your workplace.
People at the heart of the future of work
The environment–spaces and technologies
My roadmap
A strategic advisor, business coach and instructor, Mario has been guiding organizations through their digital transformation for nearly 30 years. He is recognized in the market for his ability to integrate emerging technologies, business process optimization and the human dimension. His experiences, including a stint at Microsoft spanning two decades, have consistently driven him to push the boundaries of technology integration in workplaces and learning environments at Afi U.
For Mario, questioning the future of work now is a way of addressing some of the major challenges facing organizations, such as individual and collective engagement, collaborator autonomy, technology adoption, and workplace wellness.