What's Next? Podcasts
Welcome to What's Next? CoreNet Global is pleased to launch its new podcast channel designed to put YOU, our members, on the front line of building community through thought-provoking conversations and commentary. Apply to have your voice heard in a podcast and share your bold ideas, innovative concepts, creative problem solving and breakthrough thinking with your peers around the world.
Speak. Spark. Share.
You know stuff. There’s a lot rolling around in that brain of yours. Why not share it? Be a naysayer, changemaker, rainbow chaser or sage and let us know what’s on your mind that could benefit other members in our global network. Be a credible source of information and insights for the corporate real estate profession.
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See below for podcast requirements and guidelines.
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Applying the Principles of Human Behavior to Corporate Real Estate with Dr. Josh Packard
June 15, 2018
We tend to think that the most disruptive forces at work today are technology oriented, but they’re not. They are actually social in nature. Understanding the difference between the things we can control and the things we can only respond to is crucial.
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Young Leader Insights with Abe Somani
June 6, 2018
Featured in this special Young Leader Insight's episode is Abe Somani, Global CEO at LEVERTON Corporation.
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What's Next with Shane Guan (Mandarin)
May 17, 2018
Shane Guan and Colleagues at the 2018 Singepore Summit Podcast Parlor.
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The Emerging Trend of Longevity and the 100-Year Life with Duncan Young
May 17, 2018
We are living longer – the 100-year life is more and more a reality of the future. But we also need a corresponding healthy lifespan. We need to ensure that we are healthy, and health has an impact on productivity. If you are healthy, your hours of productive life go up. We’ll need to consider what our tangible assets are such as money, housing, etc., but we also need to consider intangible assets such as vitality. We need to ensure that we have strong social associations and life-long learning. From the perspective of the CRE profession, how does all of this tie back into the buildings we create and spaces we occupy? The designs of both will have to reflect these changes.
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Move up your Career Ladder with Mike Zamora and Stephen Binder
May 17, 2018
Whether you are a young leader or a seasoned professional, discover why the SLCR program is a success and how drives to help you move up your own career ladder. Learn these interesting facts from top-rated faculty members Mike Zamora and Stephen Binder.
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The Experiential RFP Process with Vik Bangia
May 17, 2018
At the CoreNet Global Podcast Parlor in Singapore, Vik Bangia, CEO & Founder of Verum Consulting, LLC shares his thoughts on how corporate real estate professionals should adapt their approach to hiring service providers in order to ensure a more successful partnership.
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Showcasing Workplace Performance with Melissa Marsh and Chris Hallas
May 17, 2018
Podcast Parlor visitors Melissa Marsh, Founder & CEO of PLASTARC and Chris Hallas, CoreNet Global Young Leader and Director of Sales at Comfy, recap their session from the CoreNet Global Summit in Singapore. The future is here! We’re at a point where we can actually collect real-time information and user feedback. How can that data be used to allow for real-time dynamic operation of buildings that incorporate and respond to the occupant perspective? They also explore the intersection of HR, IT, and corporate real estate (CRE) and how they share the cost/benefit of such initiatives.
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Space Fusion with Kay Sargent
May 17, 2018
Join Kay Sargent, Director of Workplace for HOK, as she discusses the blurring of lines between work, life, play and learning. Gain an understanding of how design elements from hospitality, healthcare, retail and education sectors are increasingly influencing the corporate workplace.
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What's Next with Tracy Brower and Laura Hamill - Engagement & Well-Being: Symbols in the Workplace
April 2, 2018
Hear perspectives from Laura Hamill, PhD, Chief People Officer at Limeade on the topics of engagement and well-being. Tracy Brower, PhD, MM, MCR and Principal with Steelcase’s Applied Research + Consulting speaks with Laura about engagement, well-being, and reciprocity. Learn new ideas about stress, passion, energy, and their relationship to the work experience and symbols in the workplace. Part two of a two-part series (podcast can stand alone if you haven’t heard part one).
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What's Next with Tracy Brower & Laura Hamill - Creating the Conditions for a Creative Culture
April 2, 2018
Join a lively discussion with Laura Hamill, PhD, Chief People Officer at Limeade in which Tracy Brower, PhD, MM, MCR, Principal with Steelcase’s Applied Research + Consulting speaks with Laura about culture, creativity, and the work experience. Learn not only about the conditions for engagement, but also the personal propensity to engage, and the relationship of these to the workplace. Part one of a two-part series.
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Podcast guidelines and requirments:
- Podcasts must be no longer than 15 minutes in length.
- Product, service or vendor promotions are strictly prohibited.
- Podcasts should be respectful of differing views, competitors, etc.
- Derogatory, inflammatory or offensive comments are strictly prohibited.
- Podcasts can feature one or more participants in an editorial or interview format.
- If you record the podcast yourself, please note that the recording should meet the following technical specifications:
o Provided in MP3 format
o Good sound quality with limited background noise - If you are unable to record your own podcast or would like to be interviewed, CoreNet Global can assist once your application is approved.
- The opportunity to record a podcast is reserved for members in good standing (although CoreNet Global will also curate podcast content as well).
- The opinions expressed in What's Next podcasts are not necessarily those of CoreNet Global.
- Podcast recordings may not be re-published without written permission from CoreNet Global.
- CoreNet Global retains full editorial control and reserves the right to edit content or to refuse publication of submitted material. Podcasts are the property of CoreNet Global.
- Contributors are responsible for ensuring that the material they present is their own, that they do not divulge proprietary information or otherwise violate the policy of the company(ies) they represent.