Adaptiv has the thought leadership and depth of expertise to steer clients through this turbulence.
Enterprise companies need to enable employees to work how, when and where they choose. As a result, they need to re-engineer platforms, policy, process and tools for producing work
Companies skilled at “line-of-sight” management need new core competencies built around managing an increasingly distributed workforce
Companies that successfully balance employee expectations with business objectives will reduce employee turnover, lowering the associated “hard costs” and materially improve corporate performance
Hybrid work trends continue to erode traditional demand and require commercial real estate owners to upgrade their value proposition to end-users to remain relevant and competitive
Owners need to deeply understand end-user buying patterns and needs, and underwrite to both lowered capital intensity and higher churn attributes of office space products that can better align with the planning horizons of the end-user
Orienting to a future with higher churn coupled with increased management intensity requires an evolution of asset and property management models and processes
The commercial real estate industry vertical has disproportionately high intermediation due to friction in business models long overdue for innovation. Eliminating friction is inevitable
Maintaining, even growing services share requires creating value for clients / customers that is "less transactional" and more "advisory"
Intermediaries across the spectrum working with investors, operators and occupiers will need to adapt to the changing needs of their customers
Enterprise companies need to equip employees with greater autonomy to choose when and where they work.
To do so, enterprises must re-engineer key policies, norms, processes, tools and workplace solutions that provide guardrails within which employees can make choices and align to long-term business goals
Companies that successfully balance employee expectations with business objectives will reduce employee turnover, lowering the associated “hard costs” and materially improve corporate performance
Hybrid work trends continue to erode traditional demand and require commercial real estate owners to upgrade their value proposition to end-users to remain relevant and competitive
Owners need to deeply understand end-user buying patterns and needs, and underwrite to both lowered capital intensity and higher churn attributes of office space products that can better align with the planning horizons of the end-user
Orienting to a future with higher churn coupled with increased management intensity requires an evolution of asset and property management models and processes
Across industry verticals disproportionately high intermediation due to friction in business models long overdue for innovation. Eliminating friction is inevitable
Maintaining, even growing services share requires creating value for clients / customers that is "less transactional" and more "advisory"
Intermediaries across the spectrum working with investors, operators and occupiers will need to adapt to the changing needs of their customers
Adaptiv's team of thought leaders span business operations and functional areas such as HR, employee experience and corporate real estate, as well as commercial real estate investment, operations, management and technology.
MANAGING PRINCIPAL
Accomplished c-level executive, entrepreneur, and acknowledged thought leader. During his career, Langdon has more than once been on the cutting edge in multiple industries.
PRINCIPAL
A strategic thinker and a pioneer in the future of work, Loeber has spent his career in both in-house and advisory roles for leading enterprises and owners to navigate structural change and unlock long-term value.