NewsIWBI announces 2022 awards to recognise health and well-being champions

Leading organisations, WELL APs and WELL Faculty recognised for demonstrating progress towards the WELL movement
Content Team1 year ago12 min

The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), the global authority for driving market transformation toward healthy buildings, organisations and communities, has announced  (15 March) the winners of the 2022 IWBI Awards. The program celebrates the positive impact and leadership of organisations and individuals who have leveraged WELL to make extraordinary strides in health, well-being and equity.

  • The WELL at scale awards, launched this year, are presented to organisations for their commitment to prioritising health and well-being across their organisation or real estate portfolio through the WELL at scale program.
  • The WELL community awards elevate passionate advocates and leaders – WELL Faculty and WELL APs (Accredited Professionals) – within the WELL community across a wide range of categories.

These champions of global health and well-being have demonstrated a commitment to the WELL movement, contributing to the growth of IWBI’s programs including its flagship WELL Building Standard, the WELL ratings and WELL at scale, now collectively spanning over 4.6 billion square feet across 125 countries.

Additionally, the launch coincides with a ranking leaderboard to better determine an organisation’s WELL impact, compared by region and sector.

“The WELL movement has experienced tremendous growth over the past year, as organisations and individuals alike have championed strategies that contribute to health, well-being and people-first places everywhere,” said IWBI Chief Product Officer Jessica Cooper. “Congratulations to all award recipients for their exceptional leadership, engagement and advocacy, which has helped to influence this growth.”

These leaders will also be recognised at the WELL Summit, to be held in Washington, D.C., September 25-26, 2023.

WELL at scale enables organisations to measure and improve organisational health performance and its impact across all locations. Many WELL at scale awards are determined using an organization’s WELL Score, a number out of 100 that reflects the WELL strategies earned across all of an enterprise’s locations, weighted by the number of people impacted by those achievements, as well as achievement by WELL concept area. Over time, this score can be contextualized by industry, region, fund and location use-types, and will provide a ranking in one of these areas. With this data, organizations can measure their impact on people, while also comparing their progress internally and against industry peers.

WELL Faculty and WELL APs—a community of nearly 12,000 people in more than 100 countries whose professional credential denotes expertise in WELL—have worked hand-in-hand with organizations pursuing IWBI’s programs including its flagship WELL Building Standard, the WELL ratings and WELL at scale, now collectively spanning nearly 4.6 billion square feet across 125 countries. The 2022 award winners have influenced WELL’s progress by demonstrating exceptional leadership through action, feedback and proactive support.

The 2022 WELL at scale award winners are as follows:

  • Global WELL Leadership Award (up to 100 locations) –Lendlease, One International Towers Sydney Trust & Lendlease, Australian Prime Property Fund (APPF) Commercial Core Portfolio
  • Global WELL Leadership Award (over 100 locations) – Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.
  • Regional WELL Leadership Award (Americas) – Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.
  • Regional WELL Leadership Award (Asia) – Kerry Properties Limited
  • Regional WELL Leadership Award (Europe) – CBRE Investment Management, Dutch Office Fund
  • Regional WELL Leadership Award (Oceania) – Lendlease, One International Towers Sydney Trust
  • People First Award – Embassy Office Parks REIT
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Air) – CBRE Investment Management, Dutch Office Fund
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Water) – Embassy Office Parks REIT
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Nourishment) – Gmp Property, SOCIMI Office
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Light) – Enel, LATAM Offices
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Movement) – Embassy Office Parks REIT
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Thermal Comfort) – Edge Technologies, Europe
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Sound) – Lendlease, One International Towers Sydney Trust
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Materials) – Investa, OIPP managed & Investa, ICPF
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Mind) – The Cadillac Fairview Corporation, Ltd., TD Centre
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Community) – Investa, OIPP managed & Lendlease, One International Towers Sydney Trust
  • WELL Concept Leadership Award (Innovation) – Ernst & Young LLP, US Office Portfolio
  • Advancing Health in ESG Leadership Award – Colliers International, Global Real Estate Portfolio & Embassy Office Parks REIT
  • WELL AP Impact Award – HOK
  • WELL Enterprise Provider of the Year Award – JLL & A SustainAble Production (ASAP)
  • Health and Safety Award – Citi; Lendlease, One International Towers Sydney Trust; Lendlease, Australian Prime Property Fund (APPF) Commercial Core Portfolio;, The Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd., TD Centre; SAS Trustee Corporation Lendlease Property Management Aus Pty Ltd.; T-Mobile, Corporate Owned Locations; Empire State Realty Trust; JPMorgan Chase & Co.; and NEO

The 2022 WELL community award winners are as follows:

WELL AP

  • Global WELL AP of the Year – Deepa Sathiaram
  • Regional Leader Award (APAC) – Deepa Sathiaram
  • Regional Leader Award (China) – Xiaolin Wei
  • Regional Leader Award (Americas)  – Mara Baum
  • Regional Leader Award (EMEA) – Müge Karasahin
  • Adoption of WELL Award – Ying Zhang, Hosanna Elarmo, Felicity Lee, Songbo (David) Shu, Regina Kurucz, Monika Chacinska, Jenn Mahon
  • Emerging Market Award – Phetcharin Phongphetkul, Praveenbabu Rajkumar, Stan Ho, Ana Lucia Granda, Ryan Nagal
  • Trailblazer Award – Ernie Beck, Anna Faltin, Magdalena Magaña, Jessica Payne, Wei Zhang, Allison Smith
  • The Next Frontier of Design Award – Gala Magrina, Sarah Marie Agne Alfaro, Florijn Vriend, Kay Sargent, Man Kit Leung
  • Super Project Admin Award – Grace Arnold
  • Rising Star Award – Belinda Carr, Shouzhang (Anson) Wang, Mazen Jamal
  • Performance Testing Award – Franck Chaventre, Lopa Khanna, Ozzy Cheng

WELL Faculty

  • Educator of the Year Award – Nicole DeNamur
  • Changemaker Award – Stefano Tronci, Bahar Armaghani, Dr. Ayotunde Dawodu, Qiang Zhang
  • Rising Star Award – Komal Kotwal, Laura Serafini, Yanmei (May) Lv

For more information about the 2022 IWBI Award winners and methodology for selecting award recipients, as well as rankings, please visit wellcertified.com/leaderboard.

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