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Here is a recording of our most recent Insight Session from the 20th May with Denton's Alastair Young - Becoming a Better Leader.

Insights session from 20th May 2025

A recording of our most recent Insight Session - complete with access to the slides used in the presentation can now be viewed here.

In this session, Charlotte explained how the paper came to be and then looked at key findings including -

• The state of mental health in the legal sector
• Areas where poor mental health, as a result of work, is causing waste for businesses, including:
• Absence
• Presenteeism, low engagement and burnout
• Retention
• Risk and costly mistakes
• Areas where revenue can be increased, and business priorities protected, including:
• Meeting client demands
• The rise of AI
• Increased performance
• Recruitment
• Why traditional methods aren’t working and in fact cause more waste
• How proactive and preventative measures such as the Best Practice Guidelines, Transaction guidelines etc can address needless waste and help increase revenue.

If you have any questions, please drop them in the comments below!

Hello!

I've had a few discussions recently with firms who've indicated they're noticing a significant gap between the initial intervention of Mental Health First Aiders and when their people are then able to obtain the full Mental Health support they need. In part, this appears to be due to the lead times in accessing certain Mental Health services.

Does anyone have any ideas and/or examples of how they've helped their own people to manage this gap once they've engaged with their Mental Health First Aiders?

Thank you!

In our latest Signatory call on Wednesday 23rdc April we heard from U.S. Bank Deputy General Counsel, Ben Carpenter, (and winner of last year's MBC Champion of the Year Award) who, in conversation with Richard, gave us an overview of the work he has been doing around wellbeing, both with the U.S. Bank Guidelines.

We also shared some exciting updates about our U.K. Conference, feedback from our visit to Singapore, and more on our plans for the rest of the year.

You can catch up with the recording of the session HERE.

We are excited to announce that registration is now open for the Mindful Business Charter Conference 2025.

Following the success of our inaugural conference in 2024, we invite you to join us once again at the Royal College of Nursing's headquarters in central London on Thursday, 12th June 2025, from 09:30 to 18:00.

Location: Royal College of Nursing, 20 Cavendish Square, London, W1G 0RN (A short walk from Oxford Circus tube station)

We are pleased to open registration to this as a hybrid event, allowing members to participate either in person or online, ensuring everyone can be part of this important day for our community. Our exciting programme is exclusively for MBC members, and as part of your Mindful Business Charter membership, attendance is completely free.

To register for free email info@mindfulbusinesscharter.com and please include

[Your Name]

[Your Position]

[Your email address]

[Your Organisation]

[Online or in person registration. In person please us know of any dietary requirements]

What can you expect on the day?

Inspirational speakers: Hear from a diverse array of speakers including academic and industry experts. We will soon be sharing the full programme that we have planned.

Connect with your peers: Community is at the heart of MBC and this is a unique opportunity to spend quality time, away from the demands of the office, with like-minded folk to be inspired and energised.

An Uplifting Surprise: We’ll conclude the day on a high note with a special surprise before we round off the event with a drink and a chance to network.

See you on 12th June!