CRE Advisor
Leading an estates, facilities, property, or workplace team today is a very demanding role, one has to face up to the unique and unprecedented challenges of a rapidly changing world of work and the workplace (property).
Chris Kane and Associates offer clients an unusual blend of people and property skills coupled with genuine hands-on practical experience . This is delivered through out unique CRES proposition.
Author & Speaker
As the author of Where is my Office and a variety of other publications and blogs Chris provides his unique perspective on a rapidly changing world of work, the workforces and workplaces.
Chris Kane
Non Executive Director
- Over 25 years experience as a non executive Board Member across a range of sectors has equipped Chris with the ability to apply a strategic perspective to facilities, property and construction issues.
- Deep experience in workplace strategy, place making and supply chain optimisation.
- Extensive knowledge of the property industry as both a client and a provider and across public and private sectors.
- Long term advocate for the need to better understand the relationship between people and place.
Building Bridges – Dismantling Silos – What do Millenias Want?
Guest Blogpost by Ashley Muller As a representative of the millennial generation, alarm bells started to go off in my head when these above words were being tossed around. What does all this have to do with anything? It seemed way over my head. It may have had to do...
Coalition of the Convinced – A new dawn?
London, 200 Aldersgate, Wednesday 5th October, something special was born as a spin off from the Smart Working Summit – a diverse group of people found common purpose. We concluded that we could all benefit from setting aside our silos and building bridges to new,...
Letter to the Edge #2
“I’ve never worked anywhere quite like ViBE. It has certainly made me appreciate the impact the physical workspace can have over attitude, health, creativity and productivity ” - thanks to Chris O’ Connor from city of Casey for this very interesting take on agile...