10 Metrics Great Workplace Leaders Will Measure to Define Success in 2026

Discover the 10 key metrics that will define workplace leadership success in 2026 with insights from Tyson Foods, Dow Jones, and Qualcomm. Learn how top organizations are using data to balance employee experience, productivity, and performance in the evolving world of work...


This webinar will take place on:
13 November, 2025
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EST


As the definition of a “great workplace” evolves, leaders are under pressure to deliver environments that drive performance, engagement, and retention, while adapting to hybrid models, AI-driven processes, and new employee expectations. But what will success really look like in 2026?

Join us for this forward-thinking session, featuring industry leaders from Tyson Foods, Dow Jones, and Qualcomm, as we reveal the 10 critical metrics every workplace leader should be tracking to stay ahead of change and build thriving, high-performance cultures. Backed by insights from the latest workplace analytics and global best practices, this webinar will help you define success through data, not guesswork.

By attending this session, you will learn:

  • The emerging KPIs that will define workplace leadership success in 2026
  • How to balance employee experience, productivity, and cost efficiency in your metrics strategy
  • What the most innovative organizations are already measuring to predict and improve performance
  • How to link workplace data to business outcomes and leadership credibility

Whether you’re leading a global workforce strategy, managing real estate and facilities, or driving employee engagement initiatives, this session will equip you with the data-driven framework to lead with confidence into 2026.


Speakers

Adebowale Adejumo Adebowale Adejumo
Vice President Corporate Services & Real Estate
Tyson Foods
Anthony Parzanese Anthony Parzanese
Senior Vice President Global Head of Real Estate & Workplace Evolution
DOW JONES
Tiffany English Tiffany English
Senior Director, Architecture
Qualcomm