NEW - Milton Keynes - Thriving at Work: Truth or Myth?

Please join us for the latest in our series of MK women’s networking events – an educational session carried out in groups. It will be followed by afternoon tea and networking.

We spend approximately 90,000 hours, or a third of our life, at work and yet numerous data sources show us that we are not thriving. However, highly engaged teams generate up to 23% higher profitability, have lower staff turnover and absenteeism and higher customer loyalty.

In conjunction with Compassionate Cultures, we hope you can join us for this session where will be exploring together the conditions required to enable individuals and organisations to thrive and grow. 

We hope you walk away having had the opportunity to compare your workplace to the landscape today, gained insights and top tips that you can practically apply right away, and identified areas to focus on to support thriving at work (for yourself and for your organisation).

To prepare for the session, we’d like you to reflect on these three questions:

1. What does thriving at work mean to you?
2. How important is it to you to thrive at work?
3. What enables or inhibits thriving at work for you?

If you have any questions regarding this event, please contact amanda.smith@freeths.co.uk

About the speakers

Caroline Mabon and Caroline Hampson are the co-founders of Compassionate Cultures, a people development organisation formed from a shared passionate belief that work should be a place of joy: a place to thrive and grow.

They work with individuals, teams and organisations to build capability that enables them to thrive as human entities, as well as business and economic ones. They deliver meaningful impact by combining a huge passion & proven track record for people development with real world, commercial experience. 

Their clients include Freeths, Ordnance Survey, The Linney Group, YMCA, Xeros, Pick Everard. 

Date: Tuesday 1 October
Time: 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Venue: Warbler on the Wharf, Frobisher Gate, Newlands, MK15 0DW