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Don Crichton
Workplace Leader, SVP of Advisory @ BGIS
Don Crichton is a distinguished professional with a rich background in workplace insights, real estate portfolio planning, and strategic advisory services.
With experience at reputable organizations such as BGIS, Relogix, Amazon, Rogers Communications, Blueco Solutions Inc., HOK, and Cecconi Simone, Don has demonstrated expertise in various roles within the industry.
Don's career highlights include serving as the SVP of Strategic Advisory at BGIS, VP and Head of Workplace Insights at Relogix, Director of Global Workplace Solutions at Amazon, and Sr. Director of Real Estate Portfolio Planning & Client Relations at Rogers Communications.
His leadership roles also include President of Workplace Activator at Blueco Solutions Inc., Senior VP of Workplace Solutions at HOK, and Senior Designer/Studio Manager at Cecconi Simone.
Don Crichton's diverse professional journey reflects his strong commitment to optimizing workplace environments, fostering client relationships, and driving strategic initiatives in the real estate sector.
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We have a couple of opportunities for experienced workplace change leaders looking to work with great clients, on great projects. If you have delivered large workplace transformation programs, are a strong facilitator, love working with leaders, AND you're looking for a new challenge - please send me a direct message. We'd love to chat with you.
3 of the many take-aways for me from WorkTech Toronto yesterday;
1. Dirk Propfe shared his study on the top issues needing addressed to make Hybrid work successful. Turns out only 20% of the issues are related to ‘workspace’ and ‘technology’. Whereas 80% of the issues are related to ‘social’ and ‘organizational’ issues. Yet here we are at the conference all day discussing / resolving the 20%. Hmmmm. More on this in a separate post. Thanks Dirk. 2. Joe O'Connor gave us an in-depth understanding of the 4-day work week (supported by a great panel discussion from Jay Goldman, Charlotte Mason, John Trougakos). In additional to some compelling arguments and data on the subject (Hayes study found that 2/3 of UK workers would choose a 4-day work week over 5-day Hybrid). This really got me thinking about the ‘loss of effectiveness’ complicated by pandemic meeting habits. Opportunities here for sure. Great presentation Joe. 3. Adrian Mares gave us a clear picture of the blistering pace of AI, and how this might positively (and negatively) impact the real estate industry. Maybe a strong enabler for the potential 4-day work week ? Thanks for the share Adrian. phrase I am stealing - "Magnetize over Mandate" thanks Matthew Myerson
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