How do you define a successful mobility strategy and what are the roles of the CRE, HR & IT and others in its development and implementation for success?
Come and learn from a panel of corporate stakeholders about their motivations for developing their mobility strategies along with the measurement and tools used to measure productivity & collaboration. The conversation will also address how technology came into play and how it affected our panelist real estate portfolios.
SPEAKERS
John Hancock Financial Services
Marc Surprenant, Facilities Planning Director, John Hancock
As the Director of Facilities Planning for John Hancock Financial Services since 1999, Marc is responsible for strategic and tactile planning, project planning and delivery, and CAFM systems. He previously held similar responsibilities at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and started his career in A&E in Providence, RI.
Melodee Wagen, MCR, President, Workspace Strategies, Inc.
Melodee collaborates closely with Marc Surprenant as an independent consultant to John Hancock Financial Services to support the development and implementation of the corporation mobility strategy. She specializes in strategic facilities planning, master programming, workplace analysis, mobility and alternative office programs, and change management for multiple corporate real estate clients.
Fidelity Real Estate Company
Randall A. Whinnery III, AIA, Senior Director of Design, Fidelity Real Estate Company (FREC)
Randy Whinnery is an architect and Senior Design Director for Fidelity Real Estate Company. For the past
9 years he has worked to help Fidelity’s business leaders understand the importance of leveraging workspace
design to achieve business goals. He collaborates with businesses and designers worldwide on the confluence of building design, interior design and workplace strategy.
Adrienne Rowe, Senior Director of Program Management, Fidelity Real Estate Company (FREC)
As Senior Director of Program Management for Fidelity Real Estate Company, Adrienne leads Fidelity’s employee mobility program, GoWork. GoWork maximizes real estate use value while supporting worker mobility and collaboration through unassigned seating, technology enablers, and activity-based work settings. For the past three years, Adrienne had lead major expansion of GoWork, which now spans seven regional sites and multiple business units across the enterprise.
MODERATOR
Victor W. Vizgaitis, AIA, LEED AP, Principal in charge, Sasaki Associates
Victor is Principal in charge for the Corporate Interiors group at Sasaki and design lead across the firm. His work encompasses a range of project types and markets in both the commercial and institutional sectors. He is passionate about creating innovative workplace solutions for clients that are shaped by and reinforce the client’s mission. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Cornell University and is a member of the Boston Society of Architects and CoreNet among others.
COST
End User Member: Free
End User Non-Member: $75.00
Service Provider Member: $65.00
Service Provider Non-Member: $85.00
Talent in Transition:
Member: Free
Non-Member: $25.00
Additional $20 cost after registration deadline Registration Deadline June 15th
Capacity 125
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Please call 800.726.8111 if you have any problems registering.