The Future of Work: Leadership and Culture in a Hybrid World

Overview:

In this 60-minute session, Susana Jiménez will guide participants through the key leadership and cultural shifts required to succeed in hybrid environments. Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all solution, this session focuses on helping leaders and HR professionals clearly understand the new challenges, rethink their leadership approach, and adopt practical strategies to build trust, strengthen culture, and foster collaboration across locations. Through real examples and actionable insights, participants will leave with a clear framework to start shaping leadership and culture for the future of work.

Why you should Attend:

Hybrid work isn’t a temporary trend - it’s reshaping how organizations operate. Yet many leaders still rely on old leadership and cultural models that don’t work in distributed environments. The result? Misalignment, communication breakdowns, disengagement, and talent loss.

This session will give you the strategic clarity and practical tools to start adapting your leadership and culture to hybrid realities. In just 60 minutes, you’ll understand the key cultural challenges, discover actionable strategies to strengthen trust and collaboration remotely, and learn how to lead with confidence in this new world of work.

Areas Covered in the Session:

• Understanding the key cultural challenges of hybrid work and their impact on organizations.
• Exploring leadership strategies that build trust and alignment across distributed teams.
• Identifying simple, practical ways to strengthen culture in both physical and virtual spaces.
• Developing communication and collaboration structures that support flexibility without losing connection.
• Designing inclusive practices to ensure all voices are heard, regardless of location.
• Learning from real examples of organizations successfully adapting their leadership and culture.

Who Will Benefit:

• Leaders, 
• Managers
• HR Professionals
• Culture and Transformation Specialists
• Executives