CoreNet Symposium: Sign up to see how NZ’s leading company is being Good Together at work
Come along to this year’s CoreNet Symposium on 17 May to learn how Fonterra is creating new ways for its people to connect, collaborate, innovate and socialise - wherever in the world they are.
With more than 19,000 employees and operations across 140 countries, New Zealand’s largest company in terms of economic impact has recognised that the way we work has fundamentally changed. Jo Monaghan , Fonterra’s Group Workplace Programme Manager, will provide insights from the cooperative’s Global Workplace Optimisation Programme to create global workplaces that help people across the co-operative to be “Good Together”.
Always thinking global and delivering local – the approach is not a “one size fits all” in any country or region, with objectives tailored to celebrate the diversity of teams and provide relevant, inspiring places for them to be together – Jo will share insights and learnings from the programme.
Join us as we navigate this hybrid journey. Register HERE for Early Bird!
FIND OUT MORE about the symposium sessions on our website. We will also be hosting our pre-symposium gathering the night before at Alberts, so please also save the date for this as well!
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Jo is Fonterra’s Group Workplace Programme Manager, responsible for the design and delivery of their global office portfolio. An architect by profession, Jo is not only a former CoreNet Corporate Real Estate Executive of the Year and Symposium MC, but also a thought leader in workplace strategy, design and delivery.
With a proven track record leading successful workplace transformation projects into new ways of working including Activity Based Working and Agile, and experience as both client and consultant, Jo has a unique understanding of how workplaces are shaped and how they can influence staff engagement, wellbeing, productivity and satisfaction.
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