We’re changing the world, one workplace at a time
For over two decades we’ve each helped organizations optimize the employer, employee, environmental, and societal outcomes of their workplace strategies.
For over two decades we’ve each helped organizations optimize the employer, employee, environmental, and societal outcomes of their workplace strategies.
Sure, there are bigger firms, but here are some of the reasons our clients and partners choose us instead:
• We didn’t just swoop in for the kill when “hybrid” and “remote” work became popular. We have been helping organizations with distributed work strategies for over two decades.
• Our work is informed by facts. We maintain and continually update a proprietary database that includes over 7,000 research papers, case studies, news items, and more.
• Kate Lister, the founder of Global Workplace Analytics, was one of only three witnesses invited to testify before a Congressional Committee regarding the post-pandemic future of distributed work in government.
• When the U.S. General Accountability Office was charged by Congress to find tools that could help them quantify the impact of distributed work in government they called our Workplace Savings Calculator © “comprehensive and thoroughly researched.” It was the only tool recommended in their report to Congress.
• We are a globally recognized authority on the future of work. Together the principals of Global Workplace Analytics have written or co-authored eight books, numerous research papers, and dozens of articles, several of which were peer-reviewed.
• You won’t get the ‘B Team’ after you hire us because we don’t have one.
• We take our work, but not ourselves, seriously.
Nearly two years into the pandemic, CNBC asks Kate Lister how the experience will reshape the future of work.
NBC Nightly News: Still Working From Home: Adjusting to the new normal
Kate Lister was one of only three witnesses invited to testify before the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works on the business case for post-pandemic telework in government. (Lister’s testimony begins at 16:45 mins)