EHRC Webinar: Designing Your Workplace Culture

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Nov 30, 2020

Designing Your Workplace Culture for 2021: In 2020, the way we worked changed dramatically overnight. The COVID-19 pandemic, Black Lives Matter and the anti-racism movement, a contentious US election… The events of the past year have irreversibly impacted organizational culture. How we acknowledge and respond to this impact will continue to shape our cultures in 2021.

Join Jennifer Collins on December 9 to learn how we can understand the new employee experience and design a culture for 2021 that ensures our people, teams, and organizations remain high performing, even in the face of continued disruption. 

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