YEP London: Wellbeing in Commercial Design Seminar

Since the pandemic we have seen wellbeing in the workplace become a big topic of discussion within the property and construction sector. 

Join us for this seminar which will explore the economics of healthier offices following the British Council for Offices revised Guide to Specification publication, which comes as a response to challenges emerging from the pandemic and the accelerating need for the highest-quality offices to introduce more generous space standards, and greater design flexibility to support wellbeing and sustainability as the office sector adapts to the world of hybrid work.

Ben Channon, Director at Ekkist, will give an introductory presentation on the economics of healthier offices, looking at the many ways in which investing in wellbeing-driven assets can add value for building owners, tenants, and employees. 

We will then hear from our panel of expert speakers:

• Olga Turner, Managing Director, Ekkist 

• Ed Caines, Partner and Head of London Office Agency, Carter Jonas

• Cathryn Goss-Goddard, Key Account Lead, Kitt 

• Max Goode, Associate Partner Planning & Development, Carter Jonas

Sponsor

Thank you to our sponsor Carter Jonas. Carter Jonas is a multi-disciplinary property partnership, intent on helping clients realise their goals and aspirations by providing ‘simply better property advice’

We have made a commitment to our members that no recruiters or product sales companies will attend our events and registrations will not be accepted. Should you no longer be able to attend the event once you have purchased a ticket, refunds and/or cancellations are not available; however, we will be more than happy to transfer your ticket to a colleague.

We work hard to secure sponsors on the basis that the event will be an opportunity for professionals to network with one another and create new business connections – therefore we would kindly request that you only purchase a ticket for yourself and others if you work for a company that is considered to be in the property industry.’