BIMA HR Peer Network Roundtable | Bereavement and Grief

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A practical, forward thinking and interactive session focusing on your current challenges as HR professionals.

Online Only Event: We will send you a meeting link once you sign up.

This is a BIMA Member only session. For more information on becoming a BIMA Member visit the BIMA Site or email web@bima.co.uk

HR leaders have a lot to juggle – the wellbeing of employees, evolving workplace policies, talent retention, and building a positive culture, all while aligning with broader business goals.

Hosted by Dee Walsh, HR and Wellbeing Lead at Mando, and Founder of Dewa Consulting; and Anne-Marie Gough, HR Director at Journey HR, these monthly sessions provide a safe space for HR professionals to come together, share the challenges you’re facing, and contribute your own insights.

Limited to 12 attendees to allow for discussion. The Chatham House Rule applies and places are strictly limited to one per organisation.

Our Peer Network leads will guide the discussion, sharing perspectives, but crucially looking into what you are doing.

We hope you can make it!

Guest speaker:

Fiona Brandt, People Operations Lead , Society of London and UK Theatre

Fiona Brandt is a People Operations Lead at the Society of London and UK Theatre. Previous to this she worked for almost 20 years in the creative and communications industries. She is also a yoga, mindfulness and meditation teacher trained to the highest level attainable in the UK. Her background in wellbeing shapes the way she approaches her work, with a strong focus on creating workplace cultures where everyone feels valued, supported and able to thrive.

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Date

Tue, 02 Dec 2025
10:00 - 11:00

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