The Future of Work - Separating Myths from Realities in Remote and Hybrid Work Environments

Originally live on Tuesday, September 12th

Are you grappling with the pressing challenges facing the future of work and how the “new normal” of hybrid and remote environments are reshaping the corporate learning landscape? As a Corporate L&D leader, you cannot afford to miss this thought-provoking virtual event that aims to explore the truths and debunk the myths surrounding the ever-evolving work culture and environment. 

Introducing our Digital Transformation Expert: Dana Sednek
Join us for an EngageLIVE September 12th featuring Dana Sednek, Chief Consultant, and renowned expert in digital transformation who advises executives around the world. With 20+ years’ Fortune 500 experience, she’s held titles like Chief Analytics Officer and Head of Learning Enablement - and has been helping organizations transition to remote and hybrid work not since the early 2020’s, but the early 2000’s.

We’re excited to have Dana join for this collaborative session as she dives into the intricacies of the remote and hybrid work model and equips you with the strategies, tools, tips, and takeaways essential for thriving in this new era.

In this 1-hour session, you'll: 

• Contrast the myths and realities of hybrid and remote work 
• Examine the implications of these work models on culture, innovation, and performance
• Explore digital tech tools and strategies that help you optimize the way you collaborate, innovate, and get things done in-person and remotely

By the end of this session, you'll be ready to experiment with tools and tips to overcome the challenges to drive outcomes for your remote and hybrid teams. You'll walk away with actionable takeaways that will help you connect and thrive in any work environment, whether it's hybrid, remote, or in-person.

What is EngageLIVE? 
EngageLIVE is a series of active learning, thought leadership sessions hosted on Engageli, a virtual learning environment, purpose-built for learning and collaborating.

What are you waiting for? Sign up now and learn how you can use digital tools to enable your L&D strategy!

Can't attend live? No problem! Register now to receive the link to the Engageli Playback Room - where you can relive the experience on your own or with colleagues.

You can also check out our library of past EngageLIVEs for more sessions, covering topics from AI to effectively leveraging tools to increase learning and engagement at work.

Cecilia Green	Nisha Abraham
Chief Consultant at Dana Sednek Consulting	Academic Engagement Specialist at Engageli
Dana Sednek is a renowned expert in digital transformation who advises executives around the world. With 20+ years’ Fortune 500 experience, she’s held titles like Chief Analytics Officer and Head of Learning Enablement - and has been helping organizations transition to remote and hybrid work not since the early 2020’s, but the early 2000’s. As the Chief Consultant at Dana Sednek Consulting, Dana partners with clients like Cisco, MasterClass, United Airlines, and Harley Davidson to solve complex problems at the intersection of people and technology - including supporting the employee experience and whole-self leadership. In 2020, she won the prestigious Brandon Hall Gold Award for “Best Advance in Learning Tech Implementation” for transforming the way global employees learn and grow at Intuit. Dana lives in Denver, where she runs her company from her backyard tiny-home “shed-quarters” alongside her rescue dog Luna.	Nisha Abraham (she, her) has over fifteen years of combined industry, research and higher education experience, and before joining Engageli, worked as the Assistant Director of the Sanger Learning Center at The University of Texas at Austin. She specializes in instructional design, training and facilitation, and has served as an adjunct faculty member at South University.   She received her B.S. in Cell and Molecular Biology from The University of Texas at Austin in 2007, her M.S. in Biology from Texas A&M University in 2012 and an M.A. in STEM Education from The University of Texas at Austin in 2019.

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