In this video, event speakers Maria Krysfeldt Rasmussen and Martin Ove Rasmussen share their best advice for leaders and HR professionals seeking to foster engagement and well-being in their work environments.
Thrive at Work: Building an Attractive Work Culture
In 2022, nearly 1 million Danes changed jobs, highlighting the shift towards shorter employment tenures. At this event, a panel of experts representing leaders, HR professionals and employees discussed how businesses can foster stronger employee engagement and well-being.
By CBS Executive Education"Active engagement is a good measure of well-being in a company."
Danes are switching jobs like never before. The reasons vary, including dissatisfaction with company leadership, new opportunities for growth or changes in career path. Essentially, we are heading in the direction of long-term employment and 25-year work anniversaries being rarities.
This shift creates a new landscape for companies and organisations, which need to be mindful of how they adapt. It is no longer enough to focus solely on attracting talent - creating workplaces and cultures that promote engagement and well-being is just as crucial.
At this event, keynote speaker Maria Krysfeldt Rasmussen and a panel featuring Naima Yasin, Julie Hollegaard and Martin Ove Rasmussen explored engagement and well-being, discussing topics such as psychological safety and the importance of autonomy and flexibility in the workplace.
Maria Krysfeldt Rasmussen
Partner at Hird Consulting & External Lecturer at CBS
Maria has more than ten years of experience in building, developing and researching strong human foundations and even stronger corporate cultures.
With her extensive knowledge in HR, recruitment and organisational transformation, as well as her role as a partner at Hird Consulting, she currently helps Nordic SMEs, startups and scale-ups recruit the right talents to grow their businesses.
Naima Yasin
Head of Secretariat at SAGA DK
Naima is Head of Secretariat at SAGA DK, a non-partisan youth movement with over 2,200 members that works to promote youth issues free from party politics.
Additionally, she is one half of the popular and award-winning podcast A Seat At The Table.
Julie Hollegaard
Chief People & Culture Officer at Visma DataLøn
Over the past 10 years, Julie has worked in HR at various companies such as IBM, DXC and Nordea. For the past 4 years, she has led the People & Culture department at one of Visma's many companies in Denmark.
She particularly focuses on creating a company culture that accommodates the whole person, based on principles such as authenticity, curiosity and transparency.
Martin Ove Rasmussen
CEO at FRIDAY
Martin brings 35 years of experience as a leader in the agency industry, including 25 years as a CEO, and has recently taken on the leadership role at the communications agency FRIDAY.
Martin has always led with a focus on a triple bottom line, where success is built on the development of people, relationships and business – in that order. And he claims to have the evidence to prove that it works!
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