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Deloitte alumna Penny Scott-Bayfield, CFO of Bloomsbury Publishing, joins us to share her personal career journey and her perspectives on leading in a global business. She will offer her advice to alumni aspiring to take on and succeed in senior leadership roles, and share insights on how to be resilient and building your network. We will also hear about the initiatives Penny has been involved in to support others into leadership.

This one hour conversation will be followed by networking drinks and canapes with the chance to catch up with former colleagues, and make new connections.

What is the future of employee wellbeing and why should you care?

Deloitte alumni Ryan Hopkins, Chief Impact Officer at JAAQ, and Arti Kashyap Aynsley, Global Head of Wellbeing and Inclusion at Ocado, will join Deloitte leaders to discuss how organisations are redefining employee wellbeing and what it means to thrive.

If you work in wellbeing, or have a keen interest in creating meaningful and sustainable work environments, this networking evening will enable you to keep in touch with sector developments and meet other alumni professionals in this field.

Did you know that for each friend or colleague you successfully introduce to our firm, you could be eligible for a referral fee of between £500 and £7,000, depending on the grade we recruit them at?

What will it take for organisations – and humans – to thrive in a boundaryless world? Our 2024 Global Human Capital Trends report analyses how prioritising human performance can help organisations make the leap into a borderless future.

“In a world where you can be anything, be kind.” It’s a famous saying, and it sounds simple enough. But is it? And is there room for it at work when there’s pressure to perform your best? David Beeny, Founder of Breaking the Silence, and Elizabeth Hampson, a Life Sciences and Health Partner at Deloitte, ask what role do leaders play in cultivating healthy environments where people can thrive and reach their potential?

David Beeny’s work on mental health in the workplace has been transformative. In his book, he shares his journey towards breaking his silence and explains how everyone can prioritise their mental health.

Enter our prize draw to win one of 10 copies of ‘Breaking the Silence’ we have to give away to Deloitte alumni.