Keynote

How the future works: A blueprint to bring flexible work to your organization

Management & Productivity, Future of Work & Social Impact of Remote Work

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Running Remote May 2022 - Montreal, Day 2, Stage 2

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Speaker: Dave Macnee, Senior Relationship Manager @ Future Forum by @Slack

For the past two+ years, people have proven that they can make remote work, work. But a hybrid future brings with it a host of challenges: When should we ask people to come into the office and for what purpose? How do we continue to build and maintain culture? How do we make sure that working flexibly doesn’t just mean always working? Future Forum’s new book, How the Future Works: Leading Flexible Teams to do the Best Work of their Lives, addresses these challenges and more through a simple 7-step process.

In this hands-on workshop, the Future Forum team will guide participants through the blueprint to redesign work for a digital-first era, drawing on real-world stories and examples from Fortune 500 executives across multiple industries. Participants will walk away with concrete solutions and practical steps for building high functioning teams of talented, engaged people by providing them with the flexibility and choice they need to do their best work.

Slides for this presentation are available here.

Speaker

Dave Macnee

Senior Relationship Manager

About

Dave Macnee is a Senior Relationship Manager of the Future Forum, where he is focused on executive engagement and building the Future Forum membership program.

Prior to this role, Dave spent six years at Slack in various Customer Success roles, including as Slack’s first Success Manager and as a leader of Strategic and Scale Customer Success teams.

Before Slack, Dave held various marketing roles on both the agency and client side, including leading marketing for a non-profit camp for kids with cancer.

Dave received a Bachelor of Commerce from McGill University and an MBA from the University of British Columbia. He lives in Vancouver and is a proud dad of two.