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**Please note this workshop with be held virtually. Registration is required prior to the event to ensure you receive the zoom link.


With the shift in workplaces that resulted from a pandemic and the concern for worker safety, business leaders have closed offices and reconfigured workspaces for those who needed to be in the business. Workers have enjoyed the time saved by not sitting in traffic or, in the case of rural businesses, avoiding icy backroads. Even as restrictions in the workplace are lifted over time, the benefits of remote work may outweigh the shortcomings of separating workers.


Before remote work was required, the location of team members and the concern for cost control drove some companies to the use of remote workplaces. Have those businesses been as effective as the ones who had never opted to use remote workplaces?


In this workshop, we will address the benefits and challenges of remote working, how to set objectives and see that they are met, and the successful elements of focus for the remote manager.


Communication: Establishing a baseline for communications and maintaining fluidity.

Tools: More than video conference accounts, there are tools and capabilities needed to ensure that the work can be done in a secure and open way.

Space: Offices can provide a sense of belonging – filling that need can be a challenge when there is no office.

Focus: Children at home, the lure of news feeds, or that drip of the kitchen faucet can all distract us from the work that we need to accomplish.


About the Instructor:

Roy Wallen leads Directional Healthcare Advisors, a NH-based advisory services firm. He has served in leadership roles for new product initiatives in medical technology companies ranging from pre-revenue start-up to multi-billion, global concerns. Roy has spent his career managing existing businesses for sustainable profits and bringing new technologies out of the laboratory and into clinical use. His focus is on market development based on research and a planning process that addresses market access needs. Roy also serves as advisor to emerging companies who need access to capital markets, crafting the stories that demonstrate market needs, how technology matches those needs, and how these translate into a compelling business case.

Roy serves on the Board of a Colorado-based nonprofit and as a volunteer for the Youth CITIES Lifescience Learning Laboratory (L3) to teach middle school and high school students how to apply certain STEM interests in areas of innovation.

Venue Information

Online
This event takes place online.

Organizer Information

Hannah Grimes Center


25 Roxbury Street
Keene , NH 03431
+1 (603) 352-5063

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