Podcasts
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The Leader Series
The Working Well Beings Podcast was recorded live onsite in a meeting pod provided by our partners at Blocko UK. In the ‘Leader Series’ below, we spoke to 8 amazing wellbeing leaders. People on the front line improving wellbeing within their organisations. The episodes are packed with candid insight into what it takes to excel in a wellbeing leadership role and some of the challenges you may face along the way.
Lina Chauhun – Musculoskeletal and Ergonomic Specialist, British Airways
Lina Chauhun shares ergonomic secrets from British Airways, revealing practical strategies to boost workplace wellbeing and reduce physical strain.
Fay Simpkins – Head of Occupational Health and Wellbeing, National Highways
Fay Simpkins discusses how National Highways proactively supports frontline workers through innovative preventative health programmes.
Ruth Jackson – Chief People Officer, The Gym Group
Ruth Jackson explains The Gym Group’s inclusive approach to women’s health and fitness, making wellbeing accessible to all.
Stella Gavino – Global Head of Wellbeing, Entain
Stella Gavino reveals Entain’s ‘glocal’ approach—delivering globally consistent yet locally tailored wellbeing programmes.
Jason Bloomfield – Global Head of Employee Experience, Ericsson
Jason Bloomfield outlines Ericsson’s ambitious wellbeing strategy, combining global reach with local adaptation to enhance employee experience.
Jonathan Hill – Head of Occupational Health and Wellbeing, Anglian Water
Jonathan Hill shares how lessons from elite sport help Anglian Water employees build physical and mental resilience.
Lauren Lunniss – Health and Wellbeing Lead, BNP Paribas
Lauren Lunniss discusses how BNP Paribas supports employees through life events, including fertility and menopause, to build a truly inclusive culture.
Miriam Warren – Chief Culture Officer, Yelp
Miriam Warren explains how Yelp’s storytelling initiatives foster psychological safety, creating deeper connections in a hybrid workplace.
The Thinker Series
In this special collection, leading thinkers challenge the status quo on workplace wellbeing. From AI to occupational health, mental health to nutrition, these expert conversations reveal what really works—and what’s coming next.
Dame Carol Black – Expert Advisor on Public Health and Work
Dame Carol Black issues a powerful call to action on the youth mental health crisis, and urges employers to take long-term responsibility for wellbeing.
Peter Cheese – Chief Executive, CIPD
Peter Cheese explores the future of work, AI, and how good work design can drive both wellbeing and productivity.
Dr Zofia Bajorek – Senior Research Fellow, Institute for Employment Studies
Dr Zofia Bajorek unpacks what really works in workplace wellbeing—and why evidence, not perks, should lead the way.
Dr Shriti Pattani – NHS Occupational Health Leader
Dr Shriti Pattani shares bold ideas on early intervention, sickness absence, and why employers must step into a new health role.
Nuz Chagan – Director of Culture and Inclusion, PFAS
Nuz Chagan discusses connection, productivity, and how truly human leadership unlocks workplace wellbeing.
Dr Dolly van Tulleken – Founder,
Dolitics
Dr Dolly van Tulleken reveals why nutrition is a missing piece in the wellbeing puzzle—and what employers can do about it.
Gina Allchorn – UK Country Manager, Wellhub
Gina Allchorn explores the commercial realities of wellbeing and why prevention, not perks, is now the CEO conversation.