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Conference - 13 November

Understanding where the focus is on workplace mental wellbeing currently

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Our November Conference 2024

Our final UK half-day conference of 2024 takes place on 13 November in London.
All sessions are subject to change.

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1:00 - 1.30pm
Arrival with teas and coffees
1:30 - 1.35pm
Welcome from Zoe Sinclair
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Zoe Sinclair
Co-Founder
This Can Happen logo
1:35 - 1.55pm
Connecting physical appearance with mental health at work

In our opening session of the day, we will highlight the intrinsic connection between physical appearance and mental wellbeing, highlighting how this dynamic can impact employees at work, and the key learnings that companies should be aware of to best support their employees.

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Phil Gorf
Network Operations Development Manager
DHL logo
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Reuben Sam
Founder
Vitiligo Allies logo
1:55 - 2.25pm
Supporting men's mental health across generations

With International Men's Day just around the corner on 19 November, the focus for this panel will be intergenerational men's mental wellbeing, showing the challenges that men might face across different age groups, and showing how employers can be aware of and supportive through these hurdles across the whole year, and not just in November.

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Chris Britton
People Experience Director
Reward Gateway | Edenred logo
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Shocka
Rapper, Mental Health Activist
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Glenn Firmin
Service Performance Manager
Barclays logo
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Omar Salman
Technical Account Manager
Bloomberg logo
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Anil Toraty
Senior Leader in Risk Management
Visa logo
2:25 - 2.40pm
Understanding cancer in the workplace

This powerful 1:1 discussion will break the taboo in speaking about cancer at work, showing how to open conversations with employees who might be living through cancer, and highlighting ways to truly support their wellbeing and upskill other members of staff in this area too.

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Jemma Falloon
Field Sales Executive, Cancer Support at Mondelez Lead
Mondelez logo
2:40 - 3.00pm
Break
3.00 - 3.30pm
Perinatal mental wellbeing

This panel will showcase conversations around perinatal mental wellbeing, understanding how employers can support staff in the weeks leading up to and following birth, and the unique mental wellbeing challenges that this can encompass too.

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Julianne Boutaleb
Consultant Perinatal Psychologist, BSc, MSc, CPsychol, AFBPsS
Parenthood In Mind logo
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Jennifer Sharpling
Inspector
Metropolitan Police logo
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Dr Krystal Wilkinson
Associate Professor in Human Resource Management
Manchester Metropolitan University logo
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Dr Andy Mayers
Psychologist, Perinatal Mental Health
3:30 - 3.45pm
Continuing the conversation about domestic abuse and mental health

Following the spotlight on domestic abuse at our June conference earlier this year, we will be continuing the conversation through a powerful 1:1 interview with barrister Anthony Metzer and CEO of Employers' Initiative on Domestic Abuse, Susan Bright.

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Anthony Metzer
Barrister
Goldsmith Chambers logo
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Susan Bright
CEO
Employers’ Initiative on Domestic Abuse (EIDA) logo
3:45 - 4.10pm
Industry spotlight: what employers can learn from the mortgage industry

This industry spotlight will focus upon the mortgage sector, understanding the specific mental wellbeing challenges that employees working in this industry can be faced with, and highlighting tangible ways to support the wellbeing of these members of staff.

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Katherine Stagg
Director
Stagg Mortgage Services logo
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William Lloyd-Hayward
Group Chief Operating Officer & MD of Sirius Finance
Brightstar Group logo
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Jason Berry
Group Sales Director
Crystal Specialist Finance logo
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John Goodall
CEO, Founder
Landbay logo
4.10 - 4.25pm
Break


4:25 - 4.45pm
Money and mental health

As the financial wellbeing crisis continues, this discussion will spotlight both a large and small company perspective on how to support employees at the intersection of financial and mental health.

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Rohan Maheswaran
Managing Director
Futureheads & SyncD Recruitment logo
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Natalie Jutla
EVP and Benefits Lead
DEFRA Group logo
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Sarah Steel
Director of Financial Wellbeing
Better with Money logo
4:45 - 5.05pm
Graduate mental health in the workplace

This will be a research-led session that highlights the mental wellbeing challenges facing graduates in the workplace, and howing how employers can create welcoming and supportive work environments for younger team members.

5:05 - 5.30pm
How to support the mental health of employees in HR or wellbeing roles

In this session, we'll focus on the people who support our mental health at work, and understanding the emotional toll of HR and wellbeing roles, and also sharing learnings for how employees working in this space can prioritise their own health and self-care.

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Helen Matthews
Chief People Officer, UK & EMEA
Weber Shandwick logo
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Daniel Chan
Senior Wellbeing and Employee Experience Manager
QBE logo
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Jenny Lloyd
Head of UK DEI and Wellbeing
Linklaters logo
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Rose Colville-Joynson
Co-Chair of the EY Mental Health Community
Ernst & Young LLP logo

Delegate pricing

All prices are per delegate

  • Single Pass to one half-day conference - £295 +VAT

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