Trends and Insights Podcast
by JLL Global
As workplaces adapt to the rise of remote working and changing employee expectations, the skills needed to successfully manage teams in this new environment are evolving.Many of today’s successful leaders are focusing on listening to their people, looking out for their mental and physical wellbeing and responding to their needs, as well as ensuring their companies play a part in tackling some of the pressing issues, facing society such as diversity and equality in the workplace.JLL’s Sue Asprey-Price, Head of UK Corporate Solutions, joins Rosie Campbell, Professor of Politics and Director of the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership at King’s College London and Gya Adeyemi, EMEA Transaction Manager at Facebook, to discuss the skills and qualities that both today’s and tomorrow’s leaders need to refine and how these could these change workplaces for the better.
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Do warehouses need green certifications?
Landlords and developers are gunning for green building certifications to heed the call for accountability of carbon emissions in logistics facilities — which, including transportation, are responsible for 11% of global greenhouse gas emissions. “They don't have an excuse not to go for green...
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The building blocks of a net-zero warehouse
Companies are paying greater attention to choices made during the design and construction stage of warehouses, as embodied carbon — the energy and emissions from materials and construction — moves into focus. Opting for low-carbon concrete, for instance, reduces 25,000 metric tons of carbon,...
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The long road to a greener last mile
Transporting raw materials to factories, and finished products all the way to the homes of consumers, is one of the biggest sources of carbon emissions on the planet. With companies and governments in recent years increasingly committing to curbing emissions, logistics has moved into focus.…
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Why the path to net zero is taking so long
Companies have been publicly committing to net-zero carbon emissions, but are these targets realistic given what’s been achieved so far in the logistics sector? Chief among the main factors hindering progress is the “say-do gap” among companies, where their actual investment in ESG lags behind...
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What do new sustainability regulations mean for ESG investors?
With more sustainable practices emerging across real estate, regulation is set to play a bigger part in how investment decisions are made and classified. At a time of even greater focus on Environment Social Governance (ESG) investing, EU taxonomy and Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation are...
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What do good leaders look like in the new world of work?
As workplaces adapt to the rise of remote working and changing employee expectations, the skills needed to successfully manage teams in this new environment are evolving. JLL’s Sue Asprey-Price, Head of UK Corporate Solutions, joins Rosie Campbell, Professor of Politics and Director of the Global...
About this show
As workplaces adapt to the rise of remote working and changing employee expectations, the skills needed to successfully manage teams in this new environment are evolving.Many of today’s successful leaders are focusing on listening to their people, looking out for their mental and physical wellbeing and responding to their needs, as well as ensuring their companies play a part in tackling some of the pressing issues, facing society such as diversity and equality in the workplace.JLL’s Sue Asprey-Price, Head of UK Corporate Solutions, joins Rosie Campbell, Professor of Politics and Director of the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership at King’s College London and Gya Adeyemi, EMEA Transaction Manager at Facebook, to discuss the skills and qualities that both today’s and tomorrow’s leaders need to refine and how these could these change workplaces for the better.
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