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The Wellbeing Hour #20: Diversity – The Business Case Backfires
Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour at Yale School of Management
Professor Oriane Georgeac is interested in how people respond to organisations’ messages about diversity. Her research offers insights into how organisations’ efforts to support diversity may prevent them from advancing toward their diversity goals.
The Wellbeing Hour #19: Building a Supportive Culture Across 148,000 Staff … & Looking After Yourself
Senior Manager Global Wellbeing at Unilever
Sunita Wazir will be sharing her experience of Mental Health and Wellbeing in a large organisation – where do you even begin?
The Wellbeing Hour #17: Workplace Stress – Storms Ahead?
Former Head of Psychology at The Health and Safety Executive
Peter Kelly, was Head of Psychology at The Health & Safety Executive and has a proven 24 year track record. He has a deep passion for improving working lives and have people come home safe and healthy from work. In conversation with Peter, we’ll hear about – the development of the 6 Management Standards for […]
The Wellbeing Hour #18: Performance & Mental Health – Staying on The Right Side of The Law
This is a really practical and straight forward conversation with top tips on performance management and mental health.
The Wellbeing Hour #23: Workplace Wellbeing – all we need is ‘Killer Thinking’
Award Winning Author, Advisor & Optimist
Tim is a new media entrepreneur and author. He has co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media, one of the leading publishers for Australian millennials that was acquired by the ASX-listed oOh!media in 2016.
The Wellbeing Hour #32: Racing through Life – knowing when to take a break
Director of Learning and Development at Motorsport UK
Sue manages the L&D team at Motorsport UK who have responsibility for over 10,000 volunteer marshals, over 3,000 volunteer officials and the Elite Programme with over 100 competitors competing at the top level both nationally and internationally.
The Wellbeing Hour #31: Boardroom Behaviours? Just not good enough
Presenter on FUBAR Radio & former CFO at SuperDry
When profits turned, Chas left Superdry and after some years, in 2016 was diagnosed with depression. Now he is in a much happier place having made changes to his lifestyle, but he is not better. Instead, Chas lives with depression, rather than suffering from it.
The Wellbeing Hour #16: Managing without Preconceptions – Mind, without Ego
Research Professor of Risk and Resilience, Glasgow University
Professor Denis Fischbacher-Smith is an expert in looking at situations objectively, from all points of view and without ego getting in the way. He’s Professor of Risk and Resilience and was Deputy Head of the Business School at The University of Glasgow. He was an expert advisor at the Grenfell Tower Fire Inquiry, and has […]
The Wellbeing Hour #15: I wish I had talked earlier
Executive Director at Coutts & Co
Miles Kean talks about his mental health struggles, how he turned these round and developed a wellbeing programme that positively impacted thousands of employees in the NatWest Group and beyond.
The Wellbeing Hour #14: Acceptance & Innovation: Thriving not Surviving
Earth Intelligence Engineer, Spire Global
“I historically found myself constantly fighting to be accepted into a society that I’m already a part of, and so it became even more important to learn to keep my mind healthy, safe and focussed too.”