Online Only Event.
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
People are the core of every company. After all, they are what create the workforces of businesses.
Spanning topics from recruitment, learning & development, and employee relations to compensations and benefits; this monthly roundtable is hosted by Jo Howes, CEO and Founder of The Change Creators – Leadership Coach and Trainer and Deanne Walsh, Managing Director of Dewa Consulting, is a haven for the HR community to come together and discuss what you are facing.
For this session, we’ll be joined by special guest, Kate Jenkinson from Next Step HR. We will discuss how to manage a team while being considerate to those colleagues with diagnosed neurodiverse conditions, and those waiting to be assessed, and how neurotypical team members can ensure a safe, productive and neuro-inclusive workplace for all our colleagues to thrive.
This is a great opportunity to learn from each other and offer insight into solutions you and your team are implementing to overcome challenges within your organisation.
We hope you can make it!
Limited to 12 attendees to allow for discussion.
Chatham House Rules apply and places are strictly limited to one per organisation.
Speaker Lineup:
Kate Jenkinson, Creative Executive Leadership Coach, Next Step HR
Kate is a research Biologist turned award-winning HR leader and now Executive Coach in her business Next Step HR Ltd. Kate partners with HR teams to provide Neurodiversity Awareness training and creative coaching to engage and retain Neurodivergent talent. As a scientist, she brings an evidence-based approach to help you solve difficult team conflicts through coaching and development.
Kate is also a Speaker and sought-after Spoken Word Artist appearing at TEDx events in the NorthWest and most recently TEDx Amsterdam Women. She incorporates her love of words into her business as well as using creativity in her coaching. She is well known for wearing hats when she performs and is remembered for making people cry – in a good way. Her Spoken Word Finale is the most memorable way to summarise an event and leave participants on an emotional high.
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Tue, 02 Apr 2024
10:00 - 11:00
