Crown sponsors the Workplace X Conference
Crown Workspace are proud sponsors of the Workplace X Conference taking place on Thursday 3rd October 2019, at the Twickenham Stadium.
This is a full day of thought-leadership workshops, strategic business meetings and networking sessions to provide attendees with a platform to develop important business relationships, gain knowledge and solve their latest business challenges.
The agenda will look at important trends in:
- Customer and Employee Experience
- The Future of the Workforce
- Workplace and Workspace
- People, Performance and Place
- The evolving theme of Culture in the Workplace
As a leading commercial relocation provider, our experience in moving both large and small scale public, private and specialist organisations is vast. We will be there to support attendees with challenges around commercial relocations, move management, interiors, IT services, furniture and more.
In November 2018 we proudly acquired Premier Workplace Services. With a 20-year plus track record, Premier Workplace Services was a recognised leader within the industry and a great addition to Crown Workspace. This will be our first joint event with a united front under the Crown Workspace brand.
Find out more about the conference or if you are interested in attending, get in touch.
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