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We were thrilled to again be nominated and shortlisted for the This Can Happen Awards 2024, sponsored by A & O Shearman and hosted at their glorious offices in London.
We were thrilled to again be nominated and shortlisted for the This Can Happen Awards 2024, sponsored by A & O Shearman and hosted at their glorious offices in London.
We were nominated in the category "Wellbeing Provider of the Year" alongside MIST workshops, YuLife, Fertility Matters at Work and Mental Health UK - Into Work.
Though we sadly did not win on this occasion (two years running would have been a bit greedy!) it was a wonderful occasion with so many thought provoking, humbling and inspiring stories from employers, charities and workplace champions.
We were nominated in the category "Wellbeing Provider of the Year" alongside MIST workshops, YuLife, Fertility Matters at Work and Mental Health UK - Into Work.
Though we sadly did not win on this occasion (two years running would have been a bit greedy!) it was a wonderful occasion with so many thought provoking, humbling and inspiring stories from employers, charities and workplace champions.
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