Webinar: The M.O.R.E. Workforce: A Practical Model for Understanding What Employees Need to Thrive

Published on 15th May 2026

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JoeSmith Webinar ContentsDate: Thursday, May 28

Time: 11 am EST

Speakers: Matt Brehony and Lauren Tannenbaum from Joe Smith (the brand consultancy of Padilla)

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People leaders are under pressure to improve retention, engagement and performance —but the underlying drivers are often unclear. Too many organizations default to broad solutions (pay, perks, programs) without a clear diagnosis of what’s actually missing.

The result: wasted investment and limited impact.

This webinar introduces the M.O.R.E. model — a simple but powerful way to diagnose employee needs across four dimensions: Meaning, Opportunity, Resources, and Experience.

Used effectively, it helps leaders move beyond assumptions and pinpoint where their organization is over- or under-delivering — and what to do about it.

Brehony and Tannenbaum will show how this model is used in practice to:

  • Diagnose the real drivers behind retention and engagement challenges
  • Build more focused, credible employee value propositions
  • Align talent, brand and experience decisions around what matters most

You’ll leave with a clearer perspective and a practical tool to turn culture from an abstract idea into something far more actionable.

 

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