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

Published on 15th May 2026

Written By

JoeSmith Webinar ContentsDate: Thursday, May 28

Time: 11 am EST

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

Online Registration >

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.

 

Related Insights

16 Oct 2026

In healthcare, it's not the most AI content that wins, but the most trust

Authored by Serge Beckers, Managing Partner, Madchatter Brand Solutions in Wisse Kommunikatie…

Read more

14 Oct 2026

The New Discoverability Economy: When AI Answers Instead of Search Engines

What happens when brands increasingly have to communicate not only to people…

Read more

14 Oct 2026

When Output Gets Cheap, Judgment Gets Valuable: The Independent Agency Advantage

AI is making agency work faster. Research that once consumed hours can…

Read more
The Worldcom Group®

Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.