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Worktech Conference Launches New York Edition

Speakers include Los Angeles-based architect Clive Wilkinson and Google director Christopher Coleman.

Nicholas Tamarin -- Interior Design, 4/13/2009 12:00:00 AM

Want to know which global trends will affect not only how you work, but where you work? If so, Worktech09 is the event for you.

It’s the first-ever New York edition of London's annual conference for corporate real estate, design, architecture, technology and human resource professionals. Produced by Cordless Group brand Unwired, the symposium convenes at Renzo Piano Building Workshop's New York Times Building on May 20.

Focused on emerging workplace technologies and their impact on innovation, the event will highlight trendsetters in global workplace, and offer case studies from businesses in Europe, Asia and Australia. Speakers include Los Angeles-based architect and Interior Design Hall of Fame member Clive Wilkinson, Accenture's global director of corporate real estate workplace Daniel Johnson, and Christopher Coleman, the design brains behind Google's global expansion.

"Immersive technology is having a profound impact on the way we work and on the places in which we work," says Cordless Group founder, Philip Ross. “Worktech is the opportunity to explore these ideas alongside some of the world's most eminent thinkers on these topics, and also to learn about next-generation technologies that will herald the next wave of change."