Google Workspace Executive Panel with Economist Impact

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  • Dec 13 2022 | Duration: 19 mins

Presented by

Darryl McKinnon, Naroo Krishnan, Jordan Thoms, Co-founder and Charles Ross

About this talk

Since the pandemic 2 years ago, work today is not the same as before. The Hybrid Work model was expedited, bringing both disruptions and opportunities. The Economist Impact’s Charles Ross, Principal, Technology and Society, Asia-Pacific will share his insights and lead the executive panel discussion with Google Workspace’s APAC director, Darryl McKinnon and customers nurture farm and Kami to review the Hybrid Work of today and explore the opportunities for businesses in the years ahead.

Moderator: Charles Ross – Principal, Economist Impact

Panelists:
Darryl McKinnon, Director, APAC, Google Workspace
Naroo Krishnan, Head of Product, nurture.farm
Jordan Thoms, Co-founder and CTO, Kami

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Meet our speakers

Darryl McKinnon
Director, APAC
Google Workspace

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Charles Ross
Principal, The Economist Impact
The Economist

Naroo Krishnan
Head of Product
nurture.farm

Jordan Thoms
Co-founder and CTO
Kami

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