Exchanging ideas to create the well-being advantage

I don’t make a habit of using my blog to market specific products or events, but because I know that as readers you have an intrinsic interest in the topic I thought that I would mention the forthcoming Business Well-Being Network Annual Conference as a one-off because it’s a great source of information and practitioner experience.

The 2nd Annual Conference takes place next week on 11^th November in Central London and this year we are lucky enough to have speakers such as Dr Steve Boorman, former Innocent Drinks MD, Jamie Mitchell, David Macleod, Rene Carayol and senior managers from the likes of eBay, Sainsbury’s and Greater Manchester Police. When you attend you also receive a copy of this year’s Business Well-Being Network Annual Report  “UK Perspectives on employee engagement and well-being” which contains all the latest ideas and thinking in the area.

Best of all, you also get to network with over 120 well-being professionals and industry experts from over 80 organisations – a great way to share experiences.

If you are already a member of the Business Well-Being Network you can attend this event for free (you may already have signed up) and if you are not a member the price is a modest £249 for a full one day conference – for more details and to book online you can go to http://www.robertsoncooper.com/events/business-wellbeing-network-conference.aspx.

I’m very much looking forward to this year’s event and to meeting you there if you decide to come along.

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