About the Panel Discussion

As we begin to emerge from a pandemic that upended the way we live and work, more and more companies are opting for a hybrid workforce. But the transition back to workplaces for some while others continue working remotely–all while navigating the fallout after a year like no other–means it’s especially crucial for employers to prioritize employee mental health.

While the shift to a hybrid workforce comes with undeniable challenges, there are actionable steps employers can take to ease the transition and effectively support employees’ well-being, whether they’re in the boardroom or their home office.

Join us for a LIVE 1-hour interactive discussion and learn from some of the world's top HR Leaders & Wellbeing Innovators. We will discuss the strategies, frameworks and operationalization of wellbeing projects to support our workforce to thrive in this new world of work.

Discussion Topics

• How to sustain company culture in a hybrid working model?

• How hybrid work offers greater personalization and flexibility for employees particularly when it comes to wellbeing and benefits

• What are the initiatives HR Leaders have you put in place to help managers detect mental health issues with their employees?

• How the shift from employer choice to employee choice is allowing employees to improve their mental health by having the choice, where and when they work.

• A look at the return on investment on mental health strategies and the return on investment organisations are realising

• How we can reverse the staggering rate of burnout, or feeling close to burnout and truly prioritze the mental health of our workforce and their wellbeing

• Understanding the best practises to safeguard your employee’s mental wellbeing and switch off in an “always-on” world?


World Class Panellists

Amy Noelle, Head of Global Benefits and Wellness at Wayfair

Amy Noelle, Head of Global Benefits and Wellness at Wayfair

Chris Rainey, CEO at HR Leaders

Chris Rainey, CEO at HR Leaders

Mark Kelly, Director of Global Benefits & Wellbeing at Boston Consulting Group (BCG)

Mark Kelly, Director of Global Benefits & Wellbeing at Boston Consulting Group (BCG)

Sonja Kellen, Senior Director, Global Health and Wellness at Microsoft

Sonja Kellen, Senior Director, Global Health and Wellness at Microsoft

Susan Wyatt, Head of Customer Success at Lyra Health

Susan Wyatt, Head of Customer Success at Lyra Health

Jessica Muhlenberg, Vice President, Global Benefits, Well-being & Mobility at VF Corporation

Jessica Muhlenberg, Vice President, Global Benefits, Well-being & Mobility at VF Corporation


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