Co-working: the Middle Ground between RTO and WFH

Co-working: the Middle Ground between RTO and WFH

10.23 Edition

In this issue...

The Alliance Leadership Centre
Leadership 2.0 - Reimagining Leadership
Renew your designation by October 31st!
Why is celebration so important in the workplace?
Co-working: the middle ground between RTO and WFH.

 

 

Alliance Leadership Centre offers and open, airy space to host your next business meeting!

 

EXPLORE THE ALC

 

Book your holiday party with us!

The ALC offers an open, bright, airy space for you to host your clients, colleagues, teams and organizations as the holiday season approaches.

Contact Dina today to save your date! 
By phone at: (437) 799-9342
By email at: theallianceleadershipcentre@gmail.com

 

Leadership 2.0

We're so incredibly excited to be hosting a fall leadership program! This cutting-edge program harkens back to the incredible programs of the pre-pandemic world, while specifically addressing fallout from COVID-19. 

REGISTRATION CLOSES NOVEMBER 6!

Join Us November 20-24, 2023 →

 

Calling all P.Log. and LS Members!

The professional year ends on October 31, 2023. Renew today!

Renew your P.Log today! →
Renew your LS today! →

 

 

The importance of celebration in the workplace:

The holiday season is coming up fast! Harvard Business Review discusses the importance of celebrating with your team, in and out of the office. Read More.

 

There's still a place for in-person meetings:

We all know that virtual meetings are a different kind of exhausting. When you're planning your next meeting, consider the following: Read More.

 

WFH is cool, but have you seen the benefits of co-working spaces?

After three years, there are huge parts of working from home that aren't as exciting. Co-working spaces, like the ALC, offer incredible benefits to teams that are largely remote, without demanding RTO. Read More.

 

This is Your P.Log

Manage Risk - Be Resilient. This is your P.Log.

 

 

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