“Start with the People” – Sharing Insights about the Future Workplace

Mark Catchlove is Director of the Global Insight Group at MillerKnoll where he is passionate about helping occupiers and designers create great places by sharing extensive and insightful research with the workplace and design community. Recorded live in London, Mike Petrusky asks Mark about our fundamental human need for belonging and how it should impact … Continue reading "“Start with the People” – Sharing Insights about the Future Workplace"

January 17, 2023

Episode 239

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with Mark Catchlove of MillerKnoll
January 17, 2023

“Start with the People” – Sharing Insights about the Future Workplace

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Mark Catchlove is Director of the Global Insight Group at MillerKnoll where he is passionate about helping occupiers and designers create great places by sharing extensive and insightful research with the workplace and design community. Recorded live in London, Mike Petrusky asks Mark about our fundamental human need for belonging and how it should impact workplace strategies in 2023. They discuss “creating an office that is worth the commute” by prioritizing connectedness and wellness while balancing individual flexibility with community. Mark believes that some corporate leaders have made mistakes with restrictive hybrid workplace policies as they struggle to create policies that offer autonomy without leading to anarchy. Mike and Mark explore the value of gathering for deep collaboration, restoring weak ties and building social connections as we seek to create better workplace experiences for our teams. Check out this episode to discover how you can be a Workplace Innovator in your organization!

Connect with Mark on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markcatchlove/

Learn more about MillerKnoll: https://www.millerknoll.com/

Listen to Mike and Mark on their last podcast together: https://workplaceinnovator.iofficecorp.com/podcast/creating-a-culture-of-belonging-in-the-workplace-with-mark-catchlove-of-herman-miller

Discover free resources and explore past interviews at: https://eptura.com/discover-more/podcasts/workplace-innovator/

Learn more about Eptura™: https://eptura.com/

Connect with Mike on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikepetrusky/


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As Director of Podcasts at Eptura, Mike Petrusky hosts both the Workplace Innovator Podcast and the Asset Champion Podcast, sharing thought leadership with CRE, FM, and IT leaders in the digital and hybrid workplace. Mike has produced more than 500 podcast episodes listened to in over 111 countries. As an in-demand public speaker, Mike engages audiences at numerous industry events each year, including International Facility Management Association and CoreNet conferences, focusing on the human element of workplace and facility management.

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