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Creating a productive hybrid workplace

23 Apr 2026Online

This webinar is part of the Transformation Series. Hybrid work has matured beyond a trend  it’s now a permanent operating model with mixed results across organisations. 

Overview

Hybrid work is no longer a trend – it’s a permanent reality. But while flexibility offers important benefits, it also brings challenges around productivity, culture, and connection.  

As expectations shift and organisations are being asked to deliver more with less, hybrid work continues to evolve and transform, reshaping how teams collaborate, communicate, and perform. 

Join us for this webinar, part of the Transformation Series, as we unpack what truly makes hybrid work effective.  

Drawing on research, real-world case studies, and practical examples, we’ll explore the wins and losses of hybrid and WFH models – and what organisations can learn from both to strengthen productivity and support their people. We’ll also look ahead to what the future of hybrid work will require for teams thrive in a continually changing environment. 

This session will help you move beyond theory and discover evidence-based strategies to enhance productivity, adapt to ongoing change, and prepare for the next evolution of hybrid work. 

      Why attend?

      Participants will gain realistic insights into: 

      • balancing flexibility with accountability
      • strengthening culture across locations  
      • using technology to simplify collaboration
      • ensuring hybrid models remain inclusive and accessible for all employees.

      Audience

      This webinar is ideal for:

      • senior leaders and executives shaping workplace strategy
      • HR and People & Culture professionals driving employee experience  
      • managers implementing hybrid work models and managing flexible teams 
      • team leaders managing dispersed or flexible teams  
      • diversity, equity, and inclusion practitioners ensuring accessibility across organisaions.

                        Facilitator

                        Nick Kervin

                        Digital Advisory Partner, BDO 

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                        Speakers

                        Miles Hutchison

                        Senior Manager, Industry Regulation and Occupational Licensing, Regulation Policy, Department of Government Services

                         

                        Victoria Sorbera

                        Chapel Street Place Manager, City of Stonnington

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                        Date & Time

                        Thursday 23 April 2026
                        12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (AEST)

                        Location

                        Online

                        Price

                        This is a FREE event for all IPAA Victoria Members, including employees of our member organisations such as VPS departments. Check if your organisation is a member here.

                        Non members: $95.00 (inc GST)