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april, 2020
01aprAll Day06may01/04/20 - 06/05/20: 6 Week Online Coaching Programme | Abigail Ireland
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Keep yourself and /or your team on track by following a structured programme, designed to enhance productivity, wellbeing and performance when working from home.
April 1 (Wednesday) - May 6 (Wednesday)
Virtual
01apr16:0016:3001/04/20: Online Mindfulness & Meditation | Karen Liebenguth
Self-isolating, working from home? 30-minute online mindfulness &
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30-minute online meditation & mindfulness practices for difficult times. I am offering three sessions a week. Each session will focus on a different led practice as well as a key mindfulness teaching to maintain good mental health.
In these 30-minute sessions I will be guiding us through a meditation practice to ground ourselves, to calm the mind, to connect and to remember that we are not alone, to stay resourceful and resilient. Each session is run as a stand-alone session.
No prior experience is necessary.
I will be running these sessions via Zoom videoconferencing. When you book your place you will be sent a link to join the meditation & mindfulness session. All you need to do is follow the link to join.
I offer some places for free for those who are financially effected by the Coronavirus, some places at a standard rate of £5 per session and an option to donate a smaller or larger amount. This scheme will allow me to keep my business going and to help others.
(Wednesday) 16:00 - 16:30
Virtual
In this webinar, Iain Eyre gives us actionable tips and tricks on how to plan, execute and enjoy keeping fit and staying healthy when based from home; and
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About IainIain Eyre is an online health, mindest nutrition and fitness leader.
He leverages technology and his expertise to help clients reach new heights of success from anywhere.
(Thursday) 12:00 - 12:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
06apr12:0012:4506/04/2020: WeAreVirtual: The Art of Being Alone webinar | Harriet Minter
As more of us than ever are working from home, it can be easy for feelings of social isolation and loneliness to creep in. We know the number one challenge for
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We know the number one challenge for remote workers is feeling like they’re not part of a community so this webinar will address how we can build that community through technology, culture and our own networks. It will also give you tips and tricks for managing anxiety as the Coronavirus pandemic continues.
We’ll look at how our bodies process stress and fear, and suggest some simple ways to manage your stress-levels while at home. In particular we’ll look at how building a community of other remote workers can not only help you feel more confident and calm but also boost your productivity and keep your working life on track.
About Harriet:Harriet Minter is a journalist and broadcaster, specialising in female leadership. She founded and edited the Guardian’s Women in Leadership section, which focused on women in the workplace, and now writes for a wide variety of publications on the leadership, women’s rights and the future of work. She is also a columnist for Psychologies magazine and hosts The Badass Women’s Hour on TalkRadio. She’s written for publications including The Times, The Telegraph and the Huffington Post. In 2016 she realised that it wasn’t enough to just tell companies about the changes to working practices, she wanted to help them actually develop. She retrained as a coach and facilitator and now works with everyone from traditional corporates to brand new start-ups on leadership development, diversity and culture change. In the past two years she’s given two TED Talks, the first on the importance of learning to fail and the second on yoga, which have had 10s of thousands of views. Outside of work her passions include high heels and big boats – just not together.
(Monday) 12:00 - 12:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
06apr19:0020:3006/04/20: How humans and matter transformed one another | The Royal Institution
How did the brevity of the telegram influenced Hemingway's writing style? How did a young chemist expose the use of Polaroid's cameras to
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This talk showcases little-known inventors, particularly people of colour and women, who had a significant impact but whose accomplishments have been hidden by mythmaking, bias, and convention.
Science writer Ainissa Ramirez examines eight inventions, revealing the fascinating and inspiring stories of our relationships with technologies.
Ainissa G. Ramirez is a science evangelist who is passionate about getting the general public excited about science.
Dr Ramirez received her training in materials science and engineering from Brown University and Stanford University. Prior to being on the faculty at Yale, she was a research scientist at Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies, in Murray Hill, New Jersey were she did award-winning research. She has authored more than 50 technical papers, holds six patents, and has presented her work worldwide.
She now focuses her energies on making science fun, and gave an impassioned called to action at TED on the importance of understanding science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), which generated widespread enthusiasm. At Yale, she was the director of the award-winning science lecture series for children called ‘Science Saturdays’ and hosted two popular-science video series called ‘Material Marvels’ and ‘Science Xplained’.
The event will be introduced by Nicola Davis. Nicola writes about science, health and environment for the Guardian and Observer and was commissioning editor for Observer Tech Monthly. Previously she worked for the Times and other publications. She has a MChem and DPhil in Organic Chemistry from the University of Oxford. Nicola also presents the Science Weekly podcast.
The doors will open at approximately 6.30pm, with a prompt start at 7.00pm. There will be time for questions after the talk.
Copies of Ainissa’s book, ‘The Alchemy of Us: How Humans and Matter Transformed One Another’, will be available for purchase and signing after the talk.
(Monday) 19:00 - 20:30
The Royal Institution of Great Britain
21 Albemarle Street, London, W1S 4BS
Being resilient, authentic and fearless comes from within but many leaders look outward for guidance on how to lead. Accessing your own thoughts and beliefs is critical
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Accessing your own thoughts and beliefs is critical in understanding how and why you respond in certain ways.
This short session will deliver laser-focused coaching techniques and cutting-edge tools that will set you up for sustainable success, helping you to lead well and thrive – whatever is going on around you.
Discover the tools you need to expand your creativity, super-charge your energy and improve your connection with others.
Start to connect with your thoughts at the level of identity to shift your thinking and accelerate your growth.
Let go of the need to be perfect and learn to show up exactly as you.
About LisaLisa is a certified coach, facilitator and the creator of The Imperfect Leader Program; a mastermind and mentor coaching program for conscious leaders. She uses emotional intelligence and the latest cutting-edge techniques to help those wanting to improve their health, mindset and impact, and model new ways to work. Her creative, warm approach supports leaders navigating change and uncertainty and the unpredictable path of progression.
“Everything I’ve learnt until now as a coach, mentor and entrepreneur has taught me that resilience comes from within and is intrinsically linked to our sense of identity and self-beliefs. After a 3 year journey through cancer and a 20 year career as an entrepreneur, I’ve first hand experience in how to develop the emotional awareness needed by leaders today to face the unknown, show up imperfectly and have proven success with a tool-kit that builds resilience to improve performance. Over 100,000 women globally have tried and tested these techniques but my belief is they can work for all.”
(Tuesday) 12:00 - 12:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
07apr12:5013:2007/04/20: Webinar: World Health Day 2020 | CMI
This webinar will explore how we can all take responsibility - as people who have roles employers and employees - for building a balanced life that meaningful work
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Today, mental illness in the workplace costs the UK economy £34.9 billion in reduced productivity and sickness absence, according to the Centre for Mental Health. Mental Health First Aid England seeks to give everyone the tools to better understand and cope with mental health day to day.
Simon will share experiences from different phases and stages of his life and career to explore how the traditional concept and understanding of work-life balance may need rethinking in the light of trends in work – for example increased flexibility and always being able to be attached to our email. He will also talk about self-care and how we can all make sure we are both well and high performing.
You can find CMI’s programme of webinars here.
(Tuesday) 12:50 - 13:20
Virtual
08apr14:0008/04/20: Communications in Time of Crisis Webinar | RE:WOMEN
Join us for our interactive webinar: Wednesday, 8 April 2020 2pm GMT. The Covid19 pandemic has led to real estate companies pulling and adjusting their PR
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The Covid19 pandemic has led to real estate companies pulling and adjusting their PR campaigns, advertising budgets have been slashed. Never before has one topic dominated all the news, media and social media channels. In this programme, Nick Hughes, Head of Communications & Marketing at Segro; Drew McNeill, Head of PR at British Property Federation; Marion Ellis, Managing Director at Blue Box Partners; and, Leanne Tritton, Founder and Managing Director at ING Media will discuss:
(Wednesday) 14:00
Virtual
Providing a whistle stop tour of how teams can be better informed and engage more deeply with the organisation they work for via people managers. People managers,
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People managers, or line managers, are a great mechanism for communicating effectively with employees. Many research projects have demonstrated that employees feel better informed, more engaged and valued when they receive the bulk of their updates, about their company, through their direct line manager. How can this be achieved and what are the benefits or downsides? This webinar will take you through this step by step.
About Kate:I have a deep understanding of how organisations work and can deliver effective communication strategies to suit your company’s culture, business strategy, priorities, challenges and audience. My consultancy has a particular expertise in collaboration, business strategy education and leadership visibility.
I have led global teams across EMEA, Europe, Central Asia and North America. I am an innovative, professional, adaptable, results-driven communications leader with over 15 years’ experience, a wealth of international exposure and a keen familiarity with digital environments (CMS, Intranets, Websites, Collaboration platforms) within complex, matrix organisations. I am used to influencing and coaching executive level management with internal / external communication. I have had extensive experience in change management, strategy development, communication campaigns, the creation of innovative communication channels and global communications. I am used to stakeholder and people management and at ease with improving teams and delivering large projects on time and on budget.
I can deliver a comprehensive, business aligned, communication strategy as well as a plan and coordinate and organise the execution of this plan using a wide range of channels both digital and offline.
(Thursday) 11:00 - 11:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
09apr13:0014:0009/04/20: WEBINAR: How To Get On A Board - Public Sector | WinTrade Global
Everything Your Ever Wanted To Know About Being On A Board Public Sector And Were Afraid
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Join our stellar board appointment panel who will tell you how to get one a Public Appointment Board or Committee.
I will be joined by, the Commissioner For Public Appointments, Eileen Mortby of BEIS,(Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy) Faye Bunch – Public Appointments for the The Cabinet Office, and Elise Perraud COO of NED On Boards who will be revealing, what is required to successfully get on a Public Appointments Board.
In addition to Board appointments in the private sector, there is a wide range of non-executive Board roles in the public sector. However, public bodies range from small expert groups to large delivery and even commercial organisations.
Across Whitehall, Departments are seeking talented and diverse candidates to fill those roles. But the public sector struggle to achieve significant levels of diversity on its boards too. Part of the problem is achieving awareness about what those roles are and how to apply for them and be successful with your application.
The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has one of the largest number of public bodies associated with it and Eileen Mortby, who leads on improving diversity of these BEIS appointments, along with Faye Bunch of the Cabinet Office, will join this webinar to talk about the variety of roles and start to demystify the process of applying.
We look forward to seeing you on line and on board.
Dr Yvonne Thompson CBE
(Thursday) 13:00 - 14:00
Virtual
09apr15:0016:0009/04/20: Diversity & Inclusion Through An SDGs Lens - Webinar | DIAL Global
Webinar with Steve Kenzie, Executive Director, UN Global Compact Network UK. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) represent an unprecedented opportunity for business to
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The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) represent an unprecedented opportunity for business to join a global movement to create a more inclusive and sustainable world. While many companies have already signed up to this agenda, we don’t often hear to talk about Diversity & Inclusion in this context. Join this session to learn more about the UN SDGs, why they are relevant for business and what diversity and inclusion professionals can do about them.
Enjoy a 30 day free trial of DIAL Global’s Virtual Workshop series.
(Thursday) 15:00 - 16:00
Virtual
09apr19:0020:3009/04/20: Sway: Unravelling our unconscious bias | The Royal Institution
Have you ever been told to smile more, been teased about your accent, or had your name pronounced incorrectly? If so, you've probably already faced bias in your
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This talk explores the way our implicit or ‘unintentional’ biases affect the way we communicate and perceive the world and how they affect our decision-making, even in life and death situations.
Behavioural scientist Pragya Agarwal combines case studies, personal experience, interviews and real world stories underpinned by scientific theories and research, to cover a wide range of implicit biases in depth.
Discounted tickets are available to Members and Patrons of the Ri. Find out more about how to join our community.
The doors will open at approximately 6.30pm, with a prompt start at 7.00pm.
By booking to attend events at the Royal Institution, you confirm that you have read and agree to the Ri’s event terms and conditions.
(Thursday) 19:00 - 20:30
The Royal Institution of Great Britain
21 Albemarle Street, London, W1S 4BS
When I started my career, I had no idea what made an environment toxic. I often turned in on myself - Was it me? Was I not
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I often turned in on myself – Was it me? Was I not good enough in the role? We can learn and develop ourselves and yet still find situations stress-filled and toxic i.e. poisonous to us.
I will share my experiences and insight into how to spot and avoid toxicity in a prospective employer, and how to survive and escape if this is your current reality. You will come away with one concrete action to help you take a step in a healthy direction for you.
a. What to look out for and key language giveaways in (job vacancy) advertising and recruitment selection processes
b. How to explore and uncover potentially toxic environments (when you may be set up to fail) when meeting potential new employers
c. Managing and protecting your well-being in toxic situations
d. How to exit gracefully, with relationships in tact and with a positive outlook for the next opportunity
About NicolaNicola is a people aficionado; a student of human interactions and dynamics, executive leader and coach. She brings her insight to championing HR/ People Professionals through the development programme, The A List and sometimes shares her observations in stand-up comedy.
She brings perspective from her work with leaders in London start-ups, scale-ups along with her experience with leaders across sectors and corporates throughout her 20 year career. She is passionate about the female agenda and is known for leading panels sharing the female experience and nurturing the future environment for women in work.
She takes a coaching approach to enabling you to develop your self-awareness, understanding of those who are not you, your conscious impact and your toolkit of techniques. You can expect psychological insight, humour and a supportive voice.
(Tuesday) 12:00 - 12:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
It's easy to think you'll just bash something out and it will be 'good enough'. Staring at the screen waiting for a response or wondering if the
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Staring at the screen waiting for a response or wondering if the person has got or read your message is such a waste of precious energy. In this virtual world we’re now living in with such busy inboxes – right now more than ever – use tips to craft emails which get read and responded to AND get you the response you want.
About Kay:Drawing upon the highs and lows of her own +20 year corporate career in international insurance broking in London, since 2006 when Kay set up Way Forward Solutions Ltd, she coaches and mentors corporate career women showing them how to get promoted and paid more money all without losing themselves in the process.
As Author of 2 best-selling books The A to Z of Being Understood and It’s Always Your Move Kay works with private clients one-to-one, in mentoring groups and is regularly invited to speak at conferences and offers Leadership for Women courses and training inside organisations.
(Wednesday) 11:00 - 11:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
The normal pressures of work/ life balance have skyrocketed - not to mention love. Lockdowns, kids at home, learning to lead and work virtually, taking turns working
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Lockdowns, kids at home, learning to lead and work virtually, taking turns working to care for kids suddenly at home, and distance from family supports are all recipes for strife – and unexpected moments of grace. How will you navigate balance now that the traditional compartmentalization between work and home has exploded? How will you negotiate gender balance at home with your partner? This session will explore how to identify what you can do, what you can’t – and how to know and manage the difference.
About Avivah:Avivah Wittenberg-Cox is CEO of 20-first, a global consulting firm working with companies interested in capturing the competitive advantages of gender, nationality, and generational balance. Since 2005, she has worked around the globe with the CEOs, Executive Committees and top management teams of some of the world’s best-known companies to capture the business opportunities of more balanced, 21st-century forms of leadership, customer connections and talent management.
Her ground-breaking thought leadership has featured in The New York Times, BBC, Le Monde, FT, Der Spiegel and is accessible through several seminal books and regular contributions to Harvard Business Review and Forbes. She is an acclaimed speaker on ‘gender bilingual’ leadership, marketing and talent management issues across the globe and has done several TEDx talks. She has been recognized by ELLE Magazine as one of the Top 40 Women Leading Change and was recently celebrated by PWN Global with a Lifetime Achievement Award for Gender Balanced Leadership. Why Women Mean Business was awarded the MANPOWER Best Book of the Year Prize and her impactful book 7 Steps to Leading a Gender Balanced Business is used by many global leaders as a roadmap to balance. By nationality Canadian, French and Swiss, she has an MBA from INSEAD and is a graduate of the University of Toronto. She lives in London with her sculptor husband and is occasionally visited by her two, globe-trotting, gender-balanced children, a son and daughter.
(Thursday) 12:00 - 12:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
We are living in challenging times. Besides the worries you may feel about your health, you may be worried about your career. In this free online training
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In this free online training you will learn:
About Wies:Wies is a top-lawyer-turned-HR-Director-turned-coach-slash-consultant. Originally from The Netherlands and having lived in different countries, she now calls Switzerland home. Through her coaching and consulting practice Women In Negotiation, she helps helps women across the world realise their worth, communicate it and get them the positions and salaries they want through her online group coaching program Women In Negotiation. As President of Lean In Switzerland, she helps leverage women’s peer support powers and organizes workshops and conferences regarding diversity and inclusion.
Wies is also a sough-after keynote speaker and workshop trainer, inspiring women to proactively negotiate for everything they want, need and deserve in their careers and lives.
(Monday) 12:00 - 12:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
By the end of the webinar, participants will: Know what changes and trends we are seeing in the world of work through technological disruption - the
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About TraceyTracey Groves, CEO, Intelligent Ethics, is a trusted business adviser, expert facilitator and executive educator, critical friend and inspiring business speaker with deep consulting and business transformation experience working with Business Leaders. At PwC for over 25 years, the last 6 years as a UK Forensics Partner, Tracey’s specialism is in educating Leaders and providing advisory services on Corporate Governance, Diversity and Inclusion, Ethical Leadership, Culture and Behaviours, Digital Ethics, Regulatory Compliance, Organizational Trust and Ethical Business Conduct.
Tracey is passionate about how Leaders define and embrace what ‘doing the right thing’ means to them and their stakeholders. Through her work Tracey enables leaders of organizations to unlock high performance, accelerate growth and drive innovation through the design and development of ethical frameworks directly aligned to the delivery of business goals. In addition, Tracey is a leading voice in the analysis of the ethical impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Digital Technology Ethics, and has given evidence to the All-Party Parliamentary Group at the House of Lords on AI Ethics.
Tracey is a Visiting Fellow at the Inter-Disciplinary Ethics Applied (IDEA) Centre, University of Leeds where she contributes to the teaching curriculum and delivers insight and expertise on Ethical Leadership and research programmes. Tracey is an award-winning leader and champion of gender diversity initiatives to optimise the benefits of inclusion and valuing difference in the workplace. She is an established author of published research, thought leadership, a TEDx speaker, media commentator and an inspirational conference speaker, broadcaster and panellist on business critical topics including 21st century leadership, trust and respect in the workplace, ethical conduct, the Future of Work, AI ethics, and inclusion.
Tracey is recognised in the City as an expert in her field and has received many accolades. Recent awards include Top 100 FT Executive Champion of Women in Business, 2019 and 2018; Grant Thornton, Women in Business Champion for Action, 2019 ; Variety Catherine Award Winner (Professional Services), 2018; Top 10 Influential Women on Social Media, Condeco, 2018; Real Model in the City, Green Park, 2017; Top 10 Powerful Women in Finance, City AM, 2016; and Inspirational Woman, WeAreTheCity, 2015.
(Tuesday) 12:00 - 12:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
21apr14:0015:0021/04/20: Free Webinar: Personal growth in times of crisis | Karen Liebenguth
This free introductory session will give you an insight
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A crisis can bring out the worst and the best in each of us. It can also shine a spotlight on some of our unhelpful patterns of thinking and behaving.
Where we find ourselves unable to control what’s happening externally, we come to realise that we do have the ability to control (or at least learn to control) how we react in these times – what we do, say, think and feel.
The coaching circle will be founded on my core work values – honesty, vulnerability, community, connection, learning (wisdom) and compassion. We will explore how these values help to create conditions for personal growth and development – provided we have the courage to take the first steps – making transformation possible.
• Be guided through two mindfulness practices to help ground you in the here and now and connect with each other. It’s important to remember that we are not alone in these current testing times.
• Get a taste of how I work and my approach.
• Get an overview of the themes that we will be covering and what you will learn in the 5-Week Coaching Circle – Personal Growth in Times of Crisis starting on Wed, 15 April – 13 May @ 19.00-20.30 GMT.
• Gain an understanding of the Coaching Circle format and the practice between sessions to foster your personal learning and development.
• Be given a practical tool that can help you move from anger, anxiety, fear or panic into a learning, resourceful mindset.
Places are limited to 25.
This webinar will be held via Zoom video conferencing. It’s easy to join and use. Joining instructions will be sent to you upon booking.
(Tuesday) 14:00 - 15:00
Virtual
23aprAll Day23/04/20: Fostering Inclusion - It's Everyone's Business WEBINAR | DIAL Global
Webinar with Fiona Ibáñez-Leach, Head of Diversity & Inclusion, International Markets, Walgreens Boots Alliance A session exploring how we define and then take practical measures to create an inclusive
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A session exploring how we define and then take practical measures to create an inclusive environment in real terms, instilling real accountability from Leadership through to each and every individual in an organization…From big systemic changes, to small yet powerful habits.
Enjoy a 30 day free trial of DIAL Global’s Virtual Workshop series.
All Day (Thursday)
Virtual
23aprAll Day23/04/20: Learn By Example & Storytelling WEBINAR | DIAL Global
Webinar with Vismay Sharma, Managing Director, UK & Ireland L'Oreal. Vismay Sharma began his career at L’Oréal India 1994. Since then, he has held
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Vismay Sharma began his career at L’Oréal India 1994. Since then, he has held a variety of management and leadership roles, including Director of the Professional Products and Consumer Products Divisions. A session exploring how leaders are driving change top down.
Enjoy a 30 day free trial of DIAL Global’s Virtual Workshop series.
All Day (Thursday)
Virtual
In this interactive session you will learn assertive communication strategies and skills from Award Winning Coach, Author and Trainer Jenny Garrett. Key learning points include:
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Key learning points include:
About Jenny:Jenny Garrett is a Leadership development consultant, specialising in executive coaching, facilitation and research in the area of leadership and change. She is experienced facilitator of programmes for managers, Directors and CEOs from a variety of organisations, including private and public sector.
Prior to this she held senior Marketing Roles for organisations such as Ashridge Business School, Hamptons International and Schroder Leasing.
Jenny’s specialist areas include:
Diversity – ‘no longer counting people, but making people count’, exploring and appreciating difference, culture and beliefs to provide the best organisational solutions.
Leadership coaching – providing the challenge and support that can be missing for executives at the most senior levels of an organisation to keep them on track.
Team performance – through team coaching, enabling improved lines of communication, increased self-awareness and an understanding of others perceptions.
Jenny has a Masters Degree MA (Management Learning & Leadership) Lancaster University. BA Honours Business, University of Westminster and Coaching Qualifications with Ashridge Business School and Lancaster University. She has the highest honorary award of ‘ Companion’ from the Institute of Leadership and Management.
(Thursday) 12:00 - 12:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
24apr18:3024/04/20: How to Overcome Irritability - Webinar | Inner Space
As we spend more time than we’re used to with people we live with… using technology that doesn’t always work, we’re all feeling a little more on-edge
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And communicating remotely with colleagues and clients has its own challenges.
Tensions are high. Issues that may have existed before may become heightened. And as ice cubes become icebergs, we may get less patient, less calm and more irritable. When irritability gets under our skin, it overtakes our perspective and reasoning.
So, if we want to weather this storm together, it makes sense to overcome irritability. Join us for strategies on how to:
This is a free live online 60 minute event. Voluntary donations are welcome.
(Friday) 18:30
Virtual
The COVID-19 pandemic is bringing increasing change to the personal and professional lives of women. Aside from health implications, we are already experiencing challenges; balancing our home
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Aside from health implications, we are already experiencing challenges; balancing our home & work commitments, leading and operating our businesses in testing times, navigating fears about the future, to name a few. Given that “resilience is the story we tell ourselves”, we need to learn how to overcome the default emotional responses, thinking traps and limiting beliefs that serve as barriers. In this webinar, we will explore practical cognitive and emotional strategies and tools that women can use day in/day out to stay well, resilient and, perhaps even, thrive over the coming months.
About Dr Aarti AnhalDr Aarti Anhal is a resilience coach and consultant, who helps her clients thrive during the good times and periods of adversity, crisis and change. She runs before nine, a consultancy on a mission to future-proof organisations by combining psychological wellbeing, resilience and agility with organisational performance. Aarti’s unique approach to blending traditional business strategies with psychology-based tools and techniques is based on her fifteen-year career advising FTSE companies on resilience, her own experience of start-up life (as COO of the UK subsidiary of a successful Swedish start-up) and specialist knowledge of Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology.
(Tuesday) 12:00 - 12:45
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
This 5-week small group coaching circle offers you a chance to explore, learn and grow. The sessions will take place in a supportive, intimate group of 12
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The sessions will take place in a supportive, intimate group of 12 participants. Each 90-minute session will start and conclude with a short mindfulness practice.
We will explore a theme together each week, reflecting, exploring and discussing what the theme means to you, sharing insights and experience. We will examine some of our unhelpful habits and patterns of thinking and behaving that this time of uncertainty may bring into focus. Together we will seek to find ways forward so that we can engage with our life with resourcefulness, resilience and creativity.
Over the course of the 5-week Coaching Circle you will:
• Have insights into some of your reactions, unhelpful habits of thinking and behaving
• Learn how to acknowledge anger, fear and grief – the three major emotions we experience in a crisis
• Learn about and appreciate your good qualities
• Develop a greater awareness of how you relate to yourself and others
• Discover how to become more resilient, i.e. how to respond more creatively and with purpose to crisis situations
• Gain clarity about the things that most matter to you in your life (core values)
• Have met like-minded people with whom you can share your experience going forward
• Set an intention each week to three manageable actions that will empower and allow you to feel resourceful and creative in meeting everyday challenges
April 29 (Wednesday) 19:00 - May 27 (Wednesday) 19:00
Virtual
Successful organisations, projects and careers rest on strong relationships. Whether with colleagues, clients, suppliers, investors or others, if you have a network developed on deep relationships, you
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Whether with colleagues, clients, suppliers, investors or others, if you have a network developed on deep relationships, you then have people who will refer you, advocate for you, feed you advice and insights and support you in whatever ways you need.
In this brand new session, Andy explores the fundamentals of building, nurturing and leveraging strong professional relationships. During the session he looks at:
About AndyAndy Lopata was called ‘one of Europe’s leading business networking strategists’ by the Financial Times and ‘a true master of networking’ by the Independent and Forbes.com.
A very experienced international speaker, Andy is the author of four books on networking and professional relationships and has been quoted in a number of other business books.
Andy is a Fellow and Board Member of the Professional Speaking Association (PSA) and a Fellow of the Learning and Performance Institute as well as a Master of the Institute for Sales Management. He is also one of just 23 recipients of the PSA’s top honour, the ‘Award of Excellence’.
(Thursday) 12:00 - 12:00
Virtual
WeAreVirtual
WeAreTheCity staff are all working remotely as per the UK government's advisory. We are always looking at ways we can support women in business remotely and have launched a series of FREE virtual events (WeAreVirtual) to help support everyone in their careers and their well being. This could not be possible without the support of our network and we are very thankful for the time given by all of our speakers at these sessions.
