Workplace Wellness Ireland - May 28th 2019 - Dublin

In partnership with Spectrum.Life and fresh from our recent events in Cork and Belfast, I’m delighted to bring another Workplace Wellness Ireland event to Dublin, this time at the wonderful IAA Conference Centre at the Times Building on D'Olier St.

The theme for the meet up is "The Importance of Committed Leadership to Workplace Wellness" and we will be joined by an inspiring panel of leaders to discuss this including Kate Moran of HubSpot, Jim Gavin of the Irish Aviation Authority and Dublin GAA and Jennifer Grogan of the ESB.

Workplace Wellness Ireland is a network for professionals working to promote health and wellness in Irish workplaces. 

The group is aimed at those working directly in workplace wellness in Ireland, senior leaders and HR professionals tasked with wellness promotion in their organisations and anyone that is passionate about making their workplace a healthier place to be.

You can register for the event here. The password is workwell19

Places are limited so please only register if you are sure you will make it. Take a look at the video highlights of our meet ups in SeptemberNovemberJanuary and our most recent Dublin event in March. for an idea of what to expect. 


May 28th 2019: Line Up


Kate Moran: EMEA Culture Program Manager, HubSpot

Kate Moran Culture Manager HubSpot Ireland

Kate's job is to create a remarkable experience for employees that makes HubSpot one of the best places to work in the world. Kate worked previously in St. Patrick's Mental Health Services for 5 years leading their 'Walk in my Shoes' campaign where she spoke publicly to more than 30,000 students and led a fundraising team who generated more than 1 million euros to raise awareness of mental health nationwide. Kate is passionate about promoting positive mental heath and well-being at HubSpot. Kate is one of HubSpot's Global trainers for 'The Energy Project' which helps employees manage their energy at work and at home. Kate also leads HubSpot's employee resource group 'ParentSpot' globally. 


Jim Gavin: Assistant Director, Safety Regulation Division, Irish Aviation Authority

Jim Gavin Irish Aviation Authority and Dublin GAA

As Head of the National Supervisory Authority, Jim ensures the supervision of the regulatory framework for civil airspace and the associated air traffic management for the State. Jim is a former military pilot and commissioned officer with 20 years of service in Óglaigh na hÉireann and served as Chief of Military Aviation with the UN peace keeping force in the Central African Republic and Chad. Jim is the current Manager of the Dublin Senior Football Team and has been involved with Dublin inter-county teams for 21 years winning 30 trophies to date, as either a player, coach or manager. Jim is on the board of Bóthar, an Irish charity who enable families and communities worldwide to overcome hunger and poverty through the provision of sustainable Irish livestock.

Jennifer Grogan: Organisational Psychologist, Health, Safety & Environment, ESB

Jennifer Grogan ESB KeepWell Mark

Jennifer is a Chartered Work & Organisational Psychologist with over a decade of experience in HR, and joined ESB in 2012 to work in Health, Safety & Environment. Jennifer has a deep understanding of how organisational strategy, leadership, performance goals and drivers can influence culture and shape both behaviour and performance in the workplace. Jennifer currently works in a research and development capacity around health promotion and enjoys the application of both behavioural science and psychological perspectives to support healthy workplaces and the health and wellbeing of a diverse workforce. 

Schedule

5.45PM Arrival and networking

6.20PM Introduction and welcome: Brian Crooke

6.30PM Panel Discussion: "The importance of committed leadership to workplace wellness".

7.30PM Wrap up and more networking!

* We will not be terribly strict on the schedule so times may be subject to slight changes.

Workplace Wellness Ireland Values

1. Share without expecting anything in return

2. Have fun and respect everyone

3. Make friends, not contacts

Community

As well as the wonderful speakers, the event will be a fantastic opportunity to meet new people that are passionate about wellness in Irish workplaces. There will be a chance to share experiences, to ask questions and to brainstorm future ideas. With this in mind please arrive early to allow plenty of time for chatting and making new friends on the evening.

It won't be possible to answer every single question at the event but don't worry. You can join the Workplace Wellness Ireland group on LinkedIn so you can engage and interact with the community there as well as staying updated on this event and our future meet ups.

The importance of investing in the health of our workforce is slowly being understood. I believe that by working together we can build on the momentum and share this message with many more people while at the same time improving the quality of the services that we offer.

Thanks to our partner sponsor Spectrum.Life for supporting the nationwide growth of the community this year. 

Yours in health,

Brian 

#WorkWellIreland

Brian Crooke work well Ireland

About Office Worker Health:

Brian Crooke is a wellness consultant, speaker and trainer specialising in the auditing, development and delivery of workplace wellness programmes (such as Corporation Transformation) for Irish companies through his Office Worker Health business. He is also the founder of the Workplace Wellness Ireland community. In his spare time he is bringing free resistance training to every county and community in Ireland through his parkHIIT project

Email: brian@officeworkerhealth.com