Beyond the Horizon: As AI Changes Work, What Becomes More Human? Virtual

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Beyond the Horizon: As AI Changes Work, What Becomes More Human? Virtual

Beyond the Horizon: As AI Changes Work, What Becomes More Human?

When: Thursday, November 12, 2026

Time: 11:00am - 12:00pm EST

Where: Virtually  with CoreNet UK Chapter and CoreNet Carolinas Chapter

 

Two Chapters of CoreNet. Two Markets. One question that may define the future of work.

This joint event enables both chapters to share core takeaways and key learnings from their recent flagship conferences—Future Focus and MEGA 2026 —which took place on October 15, 2026.

Leaders form both sides of the Atlantic will come together to explore what happens next. As Technology reshapes work, workplaces, and expectations, where does human value increase rather than decline?

Please review the resources below for an overview of both regional events. We have selected two featured topics that promise valuable, cross-regional perspectives for our combined membership.

      UK Chapter - Future Focus

      Carolinas Chapter - Mega Event

 

Carolinas Chapter Topic: Anticipating Client Needs Before They Arise

Presented by Courtney Fain (JLL) and Summer Whitney (Truist)

 

   - Clients frequently arrive with predefined requirements, budgets, and initial solutions. However, what occurs when these initial requests do not align with their long-term organizational strategy? This session explores how real estate leaders can look beyond immediate demands by identifying subtle market signals, behavioral shifts, and underlying corporate priorities.

 -Discover strategies to ask targeted questions, challenge baseline assumptions, and position your team to deliver forward-looking solutions tailored for future growth.

 -True advisory leadership requires anticipating requirements and guiding clients toward enduring value.

 

Courtney Fain, JLL

Summer Whitney, Truist

 

UK Chapter Topic: Redefining Human-Centric Workplaces in the Age of AI

Presented by Naomi Sakamoto (Gensler)

 

-While artificial intelligence excels at structured, linear, and execution-oriented tasks, human expertise remains essential for complex, creative, and highly collaborative work.

-This session defines the evolving role of human-led contributions and examines how physical workplace design and real estate strategies must adapt to effectively support high-value, collaborative activities.Join a candid conversatin on AI, leadership, workplace strategy, trust, talent and the capabilities organizations will need most in the years ahead.

 

Naomi Sakamoto, Gensler

 

This event will follow a dynamic, conversational format. Presenters will share brief overviews of their respective topics, followed by a moderated discussion on key overarching themes from both conferences.

A designated facilitator will introduce the program, guide transitions between topics, and moderate interactive panellist dialogue during audience Q&A.

Presentation decks and supporting materials will be distributed to all registrants prior to or following the session.

Schedule:

11:00am- 11:05am Welcome and Introduction

11:05am- 11:25am "Anticipating Client Needs Before They Arise" by Courtney Fain, JLL and Summer Whitney, Truist

11:25am- 11:45am "Redefining Human- Centric Workplaces in the Age of AI" by Naomi Sakamoto, Gensler

11:45am- 12:00pm Interactive Q & A and Wrap-up

 

We are excited to launch this inaugural joint initiative and look forward to welcoming you to the first of many cross-chapter knowledge-sharing events.

The future may be digital. The advantage may be human.

 

Registration:

Members: $20.00

Non-Members: $40.00

Young Leaders: $10.00