Navigating the Noise

What’s happening in mobility? Hear a client perspective on how relocation companies are adapting to a COVID world and how corporate housing companies can help them address these new challenges.

If 2020 has taught us anything, it's that the future is full of surprises. But in the midst of uncertaintly, it's critical to implement scenario planning for your corporate housing company. This special 2-part episode features futurist Brian David Johnson, foresight expert Robin Champ, and CWS Corporate Housing President Tracy Hayes, CCHP, GMS, taking a pragmatic look at what corporate housing companies need to do now to actively shape their futures.

If 2020 has taught us anything, it's that the future is full of surprises. But in the midst of uncertaintly, it's critical to implement scenario planning for your corporate housing company. This special 2-part episode features futurist Brian David Johnson, foresight expert Robin Champ, and CWS Corporate Housing President Tracy Hayes, CCHP, GMS, taking a pragmatic look at what corporate housing companies need to do now to actively shape their futures.

Mobility is very important in the corporate housing industry. But as we move to a post-COVID world, what does mobility look like? And will it ever be the same as it was before?

In this half hour podcast, you'll hear:

Futurist Brian David Johnson discuss what mobility looks like in a post-COVID world

Futurist Greg Lindsay reveal his research on how workers, employers and cities are redefining mobility

Maura Carey from Dwellworks outline how corporate housing companies can adapt to this new reality

Three things you can do now to prepare for the new world of mobility-- plus two lightning rounds of additional takeaways!

In times of fear, the natural response is fight, flight, or freeze. But it’s critical that business leaders resist the urge to freeze and instead focus on innovations that will spark demand and carry their organizations out of the economic recession.

In response to COVID-19, corporate housing companies are adopting new cleaning and disinfecting procedures to ensure guest safety. This commitment to duty of care is a key differentiator in our industry, and it's never been more critical.

The COVID-19 pandemic quickly destabilized all the processes and procedures we know and rely on. Where do we go from here? What will this mean for business travel?