Natalie Beresford, Former Detective Inspector and Chair, Menopause Action Group, Thames Valley Police, is brutally honest about how the menopause wreaked havoc on her career
When you have a diverse workforce, one of the biggest struggles we hear wellbeing professionals grappling with is how to create a culture, or programmes,
Dr Richard Heron is one of the most forward-thinking experts when it comes to occupational health (OH), believing that occupational health professionals are best placed
Amelia-Eve Warden is an established PR director and freelance journalist, working with some of the world’s biggest brands, and she was formerly the artist manager
One of the biggest frustrations of wellbeing professionals that we hear of is the feeling that their expertise and discipline aren’t taken seriously enough by
Stigma, judgement and discrimination are major reasons why people don’t speak out about their mental health. Being open and honest about your diagnosis, especially in
Dr Samara Linton and Rianna Walcott are Black women who’ve both encountered mental health difficulties and both found, while researching what they were going through,
Dr Judith Grant is a highly experienced wellbeing professional, with over 20 years of experience in public, community and corporate health. Before moving into consultancy
Sam Delany is a writer, author and broadcaster who describes himself as someone who “used to drink way too much and work way too hard”
Heather Melville OBE CCMI, senior managing director, Teneo People Advisory, took part in MAD World’s recent keynote panel on “Call to action from the chief
15th – 16th April 2026
