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Inclusive Conversations & Accessibility Challenges in 2025
The conversation extends to Aj Ahmed , founder of AAT Solutions, who joins from a Premier Inn in Manchester. Aj shares his blind football experience and emphasises the untapped potential and talent among disabled individuals.
WOW Ergonomics 2024 Finale: Insights on Workplace Wellbeing and Future Trends In the final episode of WOW Ergonomics for 2024, hosts Steven Howe and Graham Coath welcome two distinguished guests from the ergonomics world, Guy Osmond and John van Hooft, to discuss the significant changes and trends in workplace ergonomics and wellbeing over the past year. The conversation explores the growing acknowledgement of neurodiversity, the acceptance and implementation of AI in the workplace, and the importance of creating adaptive, inclusive environments that cater to physical and mental health needs. Guy and John share their extensive experience and insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by employers and employees alike, emphasising the need for holistic approaches to solutions and the potential impact of evolving work environments. The episode wraps up by looking ahead to 2025, anticipating further advancements and shifts in workplace culture and technology.
Graham Coath and Steven Howe return to discuss their overview of what changed and what didn't in terms of how we work in 2024.
This week we are joined by special guest Victoria Jones, a highly successful, commercially oriented, social impact leader with extensive experience of delivering transformational growth, strategic programmes, and exceptional client experience.
Graham Coath and Steven Howe are back!
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However, for all you out there who know a lot about workplace culture, wellbeing, and ergonomics but still think a funnel is just for making jam...
Selling the Experience, Not Just the Product - Insights from Rowena Wilde on Wow Ergonomics Ever notice how certain brands make you feel like the whole experience is just for you? That’s no accident, and it’s a key part of how businesses can elevate their offerings. Recently on Wow Ergonomics, we had the pleasure of speaking with Rowena Wilde, who shared why selling the experience is essential, not just the product. Something that the Ergonomics sector needs to take note of! Rowena’s advice to any business? “Stop selling the product; start selling the experience. Use storytelling to create value beyond the transaction.” Whether you’re in ergonomics or retail, make every touchpoint feel like an invitation to something more. How can you start selling the experience today?
This week on Wow Ergonomics, we're thrilled to welcome Francesca Sturgess, Health and Wellbeing Coach, Qualified HR Professional, and Mediator! 🎉
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