February 2022

Business Leaders’ Council

An event series for businesses and employers highlighting issues around workplace wellbeing

Business Leaders’ Council
In partnership with
  • BT Group
  • Bupa
  • Hastee
  • Maximus
  • As a Centre, we shape the agenda for better research, practical tools and policy on wellbeing and work. We do this by developing evidence in the field, creating tools on how to measure wellbeing in the workplace and sharing expert knowledge by convening interested parties.

    Our Business Leaders’ Council brings together a small and carefully selected number of non-competing stakeholders from the business sector. They are not only demonstrating an ongoing commitment to wellbeing within their own workplace, but also considering wellbeing in their supply chains, of their consumers and within society more broadly.

    The Council is aided by a group of leading academics and with direct relationships across government departments. These experts help to define the problems, scope the offer and implementation needs of private sector partners, and support the development of the Centre’s expertise and delivery in this area of work.

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    Want to join the Council?

    There are lots of reasons to join the Council:

    • Engage with other leaders in non-competitive sectors, research academics and government on the subject of wellbeing.
    • Help shape the agenda for research and policy on wellbeing, addressing all key drivers of wellbeing, not only of employees but also of customers and the communities in which businesses operate.
    • Attend and contribute to the development of content for the All Party Parliamentary Group Wellbeing Economics.
    • Attend, contribute and be named supporters of the Centre’s new evidence briefings (at no extra cost).
    • Gain insight from academia into emerging workplace research and its relevance and have access to pre-publication findings from Centre projects.
    • Access further sponsorship opportunities of new Centre publications and thereby benefit from enhanced reputation, corporate branding, associated position of thought leadership and input into any subsequent events related to the reports.
    • Be profiled as practice examples and feature in guest blogs on the Centre’s website through blogs.
    • Discuss the development of new and bespoke projects tailored to your business needs that also align with the Centre’s mission and further businesses’ and society’s understanding of wellbeing.
    • Take advantage of pilot schemes to test implementation of wellbeing interventions to gain evidence and new insight into what works.
    • Access support from the Centre to advise on evaluation methods for wellbeing interventions in your business.
    • Receive briefings on developments in wellbeing public policy
    • Offer potential for collaboration with academics, other companies and funders.
    • Meet regularly through the year with information exchanged electronically between meetings.

    Get in touch to enquire about joining the Council.

    Find our Business Leaders’ Council webinars and blogs below.
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    In this project

    Webinar - May 2022
    Productivity and wellbeing
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    Webinar - February 2022
    Building the case for a workplace wellbeing strategy
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    Webinar - October 2021
    What works for supporting employee mental health?
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    Blog - September 2021
    Putting health and wellbeing into the 'S' of ESG
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    Webinar - June 2021
    Why financial wellbeing matters at work
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    Webinar - February 2021
    Good work for wellbeing in the Coronavirus economy
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    Webinar - December 2020
    Why is employee wellbeing so important?
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    Webinar - October 2020
    How can we support the wellbeing of staff returning from furlough?
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