Robin Hills John Fisher “The Change Curve” 14th April 2021 “Organisations don’t change but people do!” argued John Fisher in presenting his Change Curve theory, supported by Robin Hills with his practical experience of assisting individuals to unlock their…
The Manchester Careers Event has now been run every year at Manchester Metropolitan University since 2017 and has proved to be a popular event. Because of the current health emergency the event was run as a webinar on 17th March…
There are few individuals in the history of business psychology that pique interest more than Professor Peter Saville. He was already a legend when I was studying for my undergraduate degree in the late 1990s, and having written his brief…
Many of you have listened to our amazing podcasts, but who is behind all of those great interviews? Introducing Dr Rob Feltham, Editor of the ABP Psychology of Work Podcast series. “As a business psychologist I am perhaps best known historically for…
How would you describe what you do? The way I would describe what I do would be as a subject matter expert in people Initiatives, especially those involving organisational development, change, culture, employee engagement, diversity, wellbeing and learning…
This episode of POW, the Psychology of Work podcast, features Chip Conley – New York Times bestselling author and the maverick iconic boutique hotelier who helped Airbnb’s founders turn their fast-growing tech start-up into a global hospitality brand. In an…
After a year of remote and hybrid work arrangements, several UK companies have begun planning their return to the office. While teleworking may have advantages like more flexibility, for one, it’s still essential for many businesses to have a physical workplace…
World Sleep Day 19th March 2021 Discovering the importance of sleep was a route to wholeness and wellness, argued Daniel White at the March Friday afternoon tea session. Improving naturally has the effect of making you feel energised, refreshed…