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Speaker Confirmed: Dr Peggie Rothe

We are delighted to welcome Dr Peggie Rothe as a speaker at the Wherever Whenever – Work Culture Festival. As Chief Insights & Research Officer at Leesman, she is responsible for one of the world’s largest datasets on workplace experience, with over 1.3 million responses from offices around the globe

Her research provides well-founded, evidence-based insights into what makes work environments successful – and where they fail to meet the needs of employees. Her expertise at the intersection of design, real estate economics and new work makes her a key voice in the age of hybrid work.

Strong partners: Designboom, Architonic, ArchDaily & IBA

A strong match: WW26 welcomes Designboom, Architonic and ArchDaily as partners.

With Designboom, Architonic and ArchDaily at our side, we are bringing the voices of leading architects and designers directly to the festival and giving our visitors the opportunity to take away inspiration and new perspectives for their own working and living environments. These three leading platforms for architecture and design are united under the umbrella of DAAily platforms.

Three themes, one vision

The focus is on three key areas that redefine work:

 

  1. Empowered Experience – New working environments that boost motivation and satisfaction.
  2. Connected Cultures – Hybrid collaboration and corporate cultures that connect.
  3. Radical Impact – Sustainability, disruptive innovations and AI as drivers of the future.

The Wherever Whenever – Work Culture Podcast.

Conversations with people from the worlds of business, science, architecture, design and society about the working world of tomorrow. The trailer offers a first glimpse – live at the festival and, from November, as full episodes on the usual podcast platforms.

Insights

Get your ticket here ORGATEC / WW-Festival 2026