Article provided by Rebecca Hourston, Managing Director, Working Parent & Executive, Talking Talent We’ve kept wishing the world would change. Almost overnight, the wish has been granted – only not quite in the way we’d imagined. Watching the Covid-19 pandemic sweep across the globe, forcibly shunting individuals, businesses, and entire economies into behaviour they’d never...Read More

Article provided by Athiei Ajuong Every year, thousands of migrant women and girls are brought to the UK and trafficked into the sex industry and, according to the latest governmental data, cases are on the rise. Recent media attention on the Rochdale grooming gang, Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew has brought sex trafficking to the...Read More

Originally from Bristol, Sarah started her career by doing a degree in communication studies at Coventry Uni. She then moved to London where she did a brief stint as a Music promoter. After that she started a corporate career in marketing, working for companies such as Virgin Media, Jack Daniels, and finally ended up at...Read More

Juggling work, household chores and breastfeeding is not easy. Whilst it may seem more convenient to bottle feed, there’s no denying the health benefits your baby will receive from breast feeding during this crucial stage of their lives. Here are seven top tips to do it all and still breastfeed your baby: 1) Try the...Read More

By Sarah Lewis, C.Psychol., Appreciating Change You’ll know from experience that some people find adapting to remote working easy, while for others it’s quite a challenge. What can we do as business owners, managers or members of staff to help ourselves and our colleagues make remote working a successful experience?  Successful for individuals as well...Read More

It’s fair to say that every manager gets frustrated at times, as do we all, but in talking to all of the managers that I meet and work with these days, there are three particular frustrations that come up time and time again. Top of every manager’s list is how to get people to do...Read More

While breastfeeding is the most natural way to feed your baby, many mothers feel nervous about feeding in public. In fact, a recent study by Lansinoh, who has been supporting breastfeeding mums for over 35 years, found that three quarters of mums feel more cautious about breastfeeding in public, as a direct result of COVID-19...Read More

From her position as a Management Consultant at PwC UK, Mary Agbesanwa strongly believes that “if you can’t see it, you can’t be it” when it comes to helping young professionals believe in their abilities to grow within a business. After being named as the number one Future Leader in INvolve’s EMpower Role Model List...Read More