Demelza Green, Featured on ABC's 'This Working Life' Podcast

January 16, 2025

We are excited to share that our Co-CEO, Demelza Green, was recently a guest on 'This Working Life', a podcast by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) hosted by Lisa Leong.


During the episode, Demelza discussed the evolving landscape of hybrid work and how virtual reality (VR) is shaping the future of workplace collaboration.


"Recording the podcast was a unique experience," Demelza shared. "I was sitting on a park bench next to the river in Mooloolaba. Despite my mum insisting I've never sounded more Australian, I wonder if listeners can spot my strong Kiwi accent, as I thought it was as strong as ever. It's funny how recording outside can change the sound of your voice."


Demelza also responded to Lisa's request for pictures of teams working in VR:


"Our team got dressed up and coordinated a round of thumbs-up just for Lisa!"





Listen to the full episode here:

Managing Hybrid Work - This Working Life

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