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We run ground-breaking events for workplace professionals – consultants, occupiers, designers, change managers, architects, and suppliers – examining up-coming trends and best practice which enable people and their places of work to be happy, healthy and productive.
Berkhamsted, United Kingdom
I've now been a regular attendee for the last 5 years. WT just gets better and better. I strongly recommend this to anyone involved in workplace design, facilities, D & I or HR.
A very well-organised event with a wide range of interesting speakers gathered together to inspire/provoke the delegates to think of the workplace beyond just the design factor.
What a warm, friendly, innovative, thought provoking, supportive bunch of people! In Workplace Trends I feel I have found a tribe of people that 'get it', who can enthuse about all things workplace, all day long!
My best conference I've attended this year: interesting and inspiring content!
I concur with all the positive comments so far. Workplace Trends has always been ahead of the posse Now I repeat my challenge to this community of practictioners to provide our industry with the leadership to go beyond just focusing on the building and to be bold enough to come out of our silos. This will give us fresh perspectives on the double dilemmas of work and the workplace.
Fantastic conference with excellent and insightful speakers.
An informative & inspiring event with great subject matter expert speakers. Worth the day for focusing on insights & ideas for workplace.
I have been attending Workplace Trends for 20 years and always find it to be one of the most relevant workplace events. The latest one was one of the best ever. It had great content and was well managed, and the timings work really well for those visiting outside of London - keep up the amazing work
Absolutely incredible event! Maggie is a master at assembling people and ideas together. Thank you!
It is an amazing event for professionals to share innovative ideas and start-up collaborative initiatives.
Been many times and will always come back - a great show.
Reply from Workplace Trends
Thanks James, always good to have the Talent Locker guys there!
Still, by far, the best workplace conference for the latest research and trends. Plus, the people are really nice and friendly.
Reply from Workplace Trends
Thank you Paige, always good to see you there!
Very informative conference with always up to date news around trends in learning and working spaces.
Reply from Workplace Trends
Thank you Christine!
Such an inspiring event, world class speakers, excellent networking opportunities, well organised, communication is first-rate too. Make sure it's in your diaries!
Reply from Workplace Trends
So many thanks Vanessa, it's always fab to see you there.
Reply from Workplace Trends
Many thanks Ruth! Good to hear.
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