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NAVIGATION

‘Rethinking and Reimagining Glasgow’ BCO Event

24 April, 2024

In the second of two events in partnership with the British Council for Offices, we will take a deep dive into what kind of workspace is the future for both Glasgow and its next generation’.

Introduced by Gillian Stewart, chair of the BCO Scotland Committee, the panel includes Dark Matter Laboratories’ Adam Purvis; Nicola Cameron, Director of Property Joint Ventures, University of Glasgow; Andy McBain, Future of Workspace & Design, NatWest and Michael Gallacher, Construction Director, Abstract Securities.

In this event, we explore some major themes around rethinking and reimagining an exciting, dynamic productive and ecologically healthy future for Glasgow that includes and engages our young people. The discussion will also focus on the human aspects – social interaction, learning, anxiety, future, for mental health and society and how isolation predominates. How can workplaces properly adapt?

Have your say in ‘Rethinking and Reimagining Glasgow’. To book your place visit the BCO website HERE or contact loraine@skypark-glasgow.com for more information.

Where? Skypark 1, Suite 2/3, 8 Elliot Place, Glasgow G3 8EP

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