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PODCAST – Graeme Codrington speaks to some trends around the New World of Work

June 21, 2010 Barrie Bramley Future Trends, Gender issues, Global View, Knowledge Continuity, Leadership, Organisational Design, PodCasts, Strategy, Talent, Web 2.0, Work-Life Integration (and wellness) No Comments

Graeme Codrington’s website describes him as:

an expert on the new world of work and multi-generational workplaces. He is a keynote presenter, author, futurist, facilitator and strategy consultant working across multiple industries and sectors. He blends cutting-edge research, thought leading insights with humour, a conversational style and multimedia-driven presentations to create unforgettable experiences that add real value.

I’ve worked with Graeme for 8 years now, and without too much duress, acknowledge 99% of the description : )

He’s always an interesting person to speak to as he continues to bring new and interesting thoughts to the table. Not just in his subjects of passion, but in almost anything you’re talking about. It was therefore great to be able to track him down while speaking at a conference in Spain to ask him to talk more about the New World of Work.

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