The office and future way of working
Yesterday Marco Checchi, co-founder and partner Studio Stockholm Arkitektur held a speech together with Maria Renz Wiklander at Svenska Spel about The Workplace Experience at Ability Partners conference “The office and future way of working”.
He also joined the panel discussion together with Henrik Byström at AI Lab Sweden AB | AI-labbet, Christel Sambor at Workflow and Anna-Lena Carlstedt at Fabege.
Thank you for a very interesting day and thanks to all of the other inspiring speakers!
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