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Andrew Pope (UK)

Boye 19 Aarhus conference

Track leader: Future Workplace

WORKSHOP: What does 'good' look like in the digital workplace and how to get there
DATE: Tuesday, Nov 5

Boye 19 Brooklyn conference

Track: Collaboration & Innovation (May 9)
Presentation title: We don’t talk anymore - Turning silent digital workplaces into buzzing teams

Roundtable discussions: Is the digital workplace harmful to health? Mitigating digital addiction and burnout

Boye 18 conference

Workshop: Innovation - Staying hungry in paradise

Collaboration that empowers our hidden innovators
TRACK: Collaboration & Innovation

Roundtable discussions:
Goodbye middle management
DATE:
Wednesday, Nov 7


About Andrew Pope

Andrew is owner/partner of Consultancy Designing Collaboration in the United Kingdom (with Alister Webb in Australia), and advises large and medium-sized organisations throughout Europe and the USA on digital strategy and leadership, virtual team & community building, and how to leverage collaboration tools for business impact. 

Andrew has recently been advising UK Government clients on their hybrid working strategy for Microsoft Teams and a global sciences firm on digital teamworking skills in Microsoft 365. He has also worked with some well-known organisations on their digital collaboration strategies as well as devising engagement programs. He also works as a facilitator, moderating future workplace peer groups across northern Europe. 

Andrew is also co-author, with Alister, of Designing Collaboration – a series of books, games and tools to boost digital collaboration, team and community building.

About Designing Collaboration

Rather than innovation for the few, Designing Collaboration builds teams of innovative thinkers. Practical skills and techniques to get teams collaborating and innovating.

Designing Collaboration focus on how people interact, how they behave in digital environments. Tools get the attention, so they provide the skills your people need to use them effectively.

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