ENGINE Presents

Ever wanted to pack it all in and  move to the countryside to grow broccoli? You're not alone - burnout has  become such a serious issue that the World Health Organisation (WHO)  recently recognised it as a legitimate medical issue. With as many as 1  in 4 of us expected to experience a mental health problem within the  next year, employers can no longer afford to ignore the issue.

Helen  Shaw, Principal Consultant at ENGINE Transformation, chats to Bruce  Daisley about workplace burnout and what employers can do to protect  their teams. In addition to working as VP EMEA at Twitter, Bruce is the  renowned author of The Joy of Work - and is on a mission to make  workplace culture more sustainable.

ENGINE Transformation's A  Future that Works report explores how business can adapt to and  re-design the employee experience to make the most of today's rapid  disruption. Read the report here: https://transformation.enginegroup.com/a-future-that-works/

ENGINE Transformation's A Future that Works report explores how  business can adapt to and re-design the employee experience to make the  most of today's rapid disruption. To launch the report, we welcomed a  panel of industry experts to explore how workplaces can thrive and where  the nature of work is heading.

Chaired by Helen Shaw, Principal  Consultant at ENGINE Transformation, our panel was composed of several  experts in the field: Bruce Daisley, VP EMEA, Twitter and author of The  Joy of Work; Clare Kelliher, Professor of Work and Organisation,  Cranfield School of Management and author of Work, Working and Work  Relationships in a Changing World; and Andy Freeman, Marketing Lead,  Santander.

"If not now, when? If not you, who?"

A rousing speech from Ama Agbeze as England captain when she led the Vitality Roses to their historic gold medal at the 2018 Commonwealth  Games.

She's won over 100 England Netball caps to date, is a qualified lawyer and just this weekend it was announced that Ama has been appointed an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for Services to Netball.

In this episode, Lisa Parfitt, MD of ENGINE Sport, talks to Ama about her career to date, her future plans and how we can change the narrative around women's sport.

As we approached another  compelling summer of sport, including the Vitality Netball World Cup and  FIFA Women’s Football World Cup, ENGINE Sport hosted a panel discussion  to change the narrative around women in competition.

Lisa  Parfitt, MD of ENGINE Sport and ENGINE Brand Experience, chaired the  event and was joined by five experts in this field to discuss where the  narrative for women’s sport goes next - and how it can continue to  challenge and drive long term societal change.

Anna Kessel, Women’s Sports Editor, The Telegraph

This March, we welcomed Jason Fox - ex-Royal Marine Commando, author and presenter of SAS: Who Dares Wins - to Engine HQ. In conversation with  Engine Transformation's CEO, Emma Robertson, the pair discussed resilience in the workplace and performing in high-pressure environments.

For Mental Health Awareness Week  2019, our Head of Relationship Marketing, Emma Honeybone, was asked to  write a piece for Campaign to share her personal journey with depression  and offer advice on how to support colleagues struggling with their  mental health. In this episode, Grace Nuttall, Engine colleague and host  of the Simply Walk the Talk podcast, talks to Emma about her  experiences.

You can read Emma's article here: https://uk.enginegroup.com/blogs/2019-05-17

Today is Theresa May’s last day as leader of the Conservative Party.

MHP’s  Head of Public Affairs Jamie Lyons sat down with the party’s former  director of communications, Amy Fisher, and the CEO of the Vote Leave  Brexit campaign, Matthew Elliott, to find out who will win, what it  means and why anyone would want the job.