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The Future of Work: Lessons Learnt from Covid-19
• Insights and trends from changes in work behaviour due to Covid-19
• Expectations for the future of work, including accelerating flex and remote working
• Best practices in adapting to the New Normal across ASEAN
This event will be hosted by NordCham Indonesia, with our partner the IWG group.
It will be moderated by Magnus Dahl, Director, NordCham Indonesia.
Speakers
Lars Wittig
SVP ASEAN, S. Korea, Country Manager Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, S. Korea at IWG
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Lars Wittig
SVP ASEAN, S. Korea, Country Manager Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, S. Korea at IWG
Lars joined IWG in April 2012 as Country Manager Philippines.
Today, Lars is overall P&L responsible for S. Korea, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand. Since 1st January 2019, Lars’ responsibilities have been expanded with the added role of VP Sales ASEAN and S. Korea and overall responsible for an organization of about 600 sales and operational employees based in over 150 centres, 25 cities, and 8 countries.
Lars serves as Director and VP on the board of the European Chamber of Commerce Philippines, and he is active in various fora and NGOs. He is regularly cited in business newspapers and trade magazines, along with his frequent appearances as a speaker as well as on TV, incl. Bloomberg, CNN, ANC, etc.
Sponsors and Partners
Sponsor
IWG Group - Spaces
Spaces WTC 3 in Jakarta offers flexible office space, coworking space excellent for networking, and meeting rooms with admin support.
https://www.iwgplc.com/
IWG Group - Regus
Regus is the leading global workspace provider. With office, co-working and meeting spaces in practically every city in the world, we help all kinds of businesses work closer, faster, happier, better, together and in a more agile way.
https://www.iwgplc.com/Supported by:
Thai-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce
The Thai-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1996 with the aim of facilitating increased trade and investment between Thailand and Norway. It provides members with a forum to improve business conditions and opportunities as well as creating venues and channels for exchange and sharing of information. Current membership stands at around 70 premium and corporate members in addition to some 10 individuals. The chamber office is co-located with Norway Connect’s office in Bangkok’s central business district and also works closely with the Royal Norwegian Embassy as part of Team Norway.
https://www.norcham.com/
Norwegian Business Association India
The Norwegian Business Association India (NBAI) was established in 2013 at the initiative of Norwegian businessmen with the support of the Norwegian Diplomatic Mission in India. Officially registered on 28th January 2013.
With operations in the commercial capital of Mumbai, it provides a focal point for individuals who pursue business in India and further complements and supplements the NBAI Union and other business groups, while providing a platform for Norwegian Businesses to meet, exchange views and make representations
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