Get inspired by expert insights in the aftermovie below
Industry insights from the Future of Work
At IFMA Nordic Workplace, leaders from across the built-environment and workplace ecosystem gathered to explore what’s next for our industry. From the role of AI to the growing urgency of sustainability, the event brought together forward-thinking experts and fresh perspectives that are shaping the future of facilities, real estate, and organisational performance.
On this page, we share our first aftermovie, capturing the energy of the day and the key themes that emerged. More videos will be added soon, featuring in-depth insights from our interviews with leading voices such as Matt Tucker (IFMA), Magnus Kuschler (EY), Kati Barklund (Tenant & Partner), Henrik Jarleskog (Sodexo), Johan Zachrisson (Fabege), and many more.
Stay tuned as we continue to highlight the ideas, trends, and expertise driving the transformation of workplaces across the Nordics.
Highlights of Nordic Workplace 2025
Discover more from Nordic Workplace and step inside the event, revisit the presentations and hear directly from the industry experts shaping the future of work.
A standout feature of Nordic Workplace 2025 was Step into the Office, an immersive exhibition that allowed visitors to experience the workplace of the future firsthand.
Created in collaboration with Planon, EY, Coor, Lindelöf Part of Holmris B8 Group, and A. M. Acoustics, this exhibition designed a fully interactive office environment where visitors could see how technology, acoustics, interior design, and workplace strategy come together in practice.
This was far from a standard exhibition – it was a hands-on experience demonstrating what is possible when multiple partners collaborate, bringing creativity and fresh perspectives to the table. Special thanks to everyone who contributed!
Redney Janssen, Business Development Director ESG at Planon, delivered an inspiring session titled “Beyond Energy Efficiency – Whole Life Carbon and Circularity in the Pursuit of Net Zero Facilities.” He challenged the audience to think far beyond traditional emission-reduction strategies and instead adopt a truly holistic, lifecycle-driven approach to sustainability.
By linking whole-life carbon, circular design principles, and data-driven decision-making, Redney highlighted how organisations can transform their built environments into resilient, future-proof, and genuinely net-zero facilities.
At Nordic Workplace, we sat down with industry leaders to explore the trends shaping the future of work. From sustainability to AI, the conversations were filled with fresh perspectives and inspiring insights.
Our first aftermovie is now available and this page will soon feature additional videos highlighting key takeaways and expert viewpoints from our interviews. Stay tuned as we continue to share more thought-provoking content.
But this is just the beginning! Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing more videos packed with expert insights on topics like AI-driven workplace solutions, sustainability in FM, and next-generation employee experiences. Stay tuned to explore how these innovations are transforming workplaces across the Nordic region and beyond.
Planon is proud to be part of this journey, helping organisations create smarter, more sustainable, and more efficient workplaces.
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