PX Espresso☕with Luke O'Mahoney Episode 6 - Gary Cookson - HR for Hybrid Working
Today I am joined by Gary Cookson - an expert in workplace performance and a prominent thought leader in HR and organisational design.
Once again we had a great conversation, exploring Gary's most significant life and work experiences which have shaped the person he is today, and of course, informed the work he aligns himself too in building thriving organisations.
We also dove into Gary's book, HR for Hybrid Working, which is excellent! I learned many things in this conversation that I will carry forward into my own work and I also had some of my understanding of what hybrid working is and should be challenged, in a really positive way.
As ever, I really enjoyed this conversation and I hope that you do to.
Enjoy!
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Guest Bio:
Gary is a father of four and a husband of one, and runs a successful business in his spare time. He’s an expert in workplace performance, with extensive experience leading and directing HR, OD and L&D functions across all sectors.
His clients like working with him as he is authentic, honest, knowledgeable, communicative and people focused, with a broad and deep range of skills and experience – and a glance at his prolific social media output will verify this.
Gary is a leading expert in the design and delivery of online / virtual training programmes, as well as an inspiring and entertaining keynote speaker and trainer on a range of leadership and HR issues. He was recognised in HR Most Influential: Movers and Shakers 2019, and is an HRD Connect Thought Leader.
His book, HR for Hybrid Working, was in June 2022 by Kogan Page.
Contact Gary:
Email: gary.cookson@epichr.co.uk
Gary Cookson | LinkedIn
Epic HR, Website
Contact Luke:
Email: luke@sapienx.co.uk
Luke O'Mahoney | LinkedIn
Sapienˣ, Website
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