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On today’s episode of FRESH Takes On The Future Of Work, host Jess Podgajny is joined by James Hancock. Together, Jess and James share their thoughts on a human-centric approach to work. James is the Co-founder and President of MWAH. (Making Work Absolutely Human), home of the cultural dashboard where the art of people and culture collide.

To James, the future of work is “simply what’s next.” He believes there needs to be more focus on sustainability in the workplace and how it leads to growth. Ultimately, employees and employers alike need to show up for each other to cultivate a more connective work dynamic.

To connect with James, find him on Linkedin

Follow MWAH or visit them here

Stay Fresh! Visit us at https://hellolluna.com

Podcast music composed by Emily Gabriele: https://www.egmusicnyc.com/

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FRESH Takes on the Future of Work with James Hancock

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