Lorrissa Horton
Webex by CiscoLorrissa Horton is the SVP/GM and Chief Product Officer, Collaboration, at Webex by Cisco Systems.
Most workers have strongly embraced hybrid and remote work arrangements, having settled into sustainable routines that allow them to be productive. But camaraderie and a sense of belonging have proven elusive without meaningful face-to-face contact and team-building opportunities. How can organizations create new structures for in-person gatherings that maintain the comfort of remote or hybrid work, as well as new digital approaches that create the ties that bind?
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