Bath strategic workplace design company Interaction is hosting a special online event next week with international law firm Osborne Clarke to address the challenges facing employers as they strive to lower their environmental impact and improve employee wellbeing.
Interaction has designed Osborne Clarke’s new flagship Bristol office with the aim of promoting staff health and wellbeing while meeting strict sustainability criteria.
The new office, in the Halo building in Bristol’s Finzels Reach regeneration area, pictured, is one of the UK’s most sustainable buildings,
Ahead of Osborne Clarke moving in this summer, Interaction creative lead Liesl Wherry, pictured, will take part in an online discussion with the firm’s sustainability and reporting manager Mary Lavin next Thursday, 16 June.
Also taking part in the Sustainability at Scale webinar will be sustainability change-maker Joanna Watchman, the founder of Work in Mind, a global content resource dedicated to driving awareness of how to create healthier buildings.
Liesl said: “The question of sustainability and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues is increasingly critical for all organisations across every sector.
“We’ll explore the key issues and challenges facing businesses as they strive to lower their environmental impact and contribute more to their people’s wellbeing.”
Organisations joining the session will learn about the role of the workplace in improving their sustainability credentials – both easy wins and longer-term solutions – and the importance of ESG in attracting and retaining the best talent.
“They will also find out how to create goals that are both authentic and achievable, and align their organisation behind those goals,” added Liesl.
Privately owned Interaction, which this year celebrates its 30th anniversary, is on a mission to banish boring offices, driven by the desire to create spaces in which people can thrive.
Its services range from workplace strategy and consulting to workplace design, office fit-out and furniture consultancy.
Recent workplace contracts have included cybersecurity firm Immersive Labs’ new Bristol HQ, which boasts scooters, a games room and wellness suite, and GKN Aerospace’s Global Technology Centre at Filton.
