The East Lancashire businessman has become the only Brit to receive a Science Fellowship from the National Academy of Sciences. Lee Chambers, the psychologist and founder of Essentialise Workplace Wellbeing from Wilpshire, has received the Kavli Fellowship from the renowned American institute, the National Academy of Sciences. The National Academy of Sciences US-based NGO, founded…
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Lee Chambers, the psychologist and leading male ally, has been featured as one of five Marie Claire Future Shapers, showcasing male role models actively working to change the world to become more equitable. Recognised for his work in the gender equity field, and his advocacy for menopause education and support in the workplace, he features…
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Lee Chambers Launches Black STEM Futures Lee Chambers, the psychologist and founder of Essentialise, has launched his new support and mentoring programme, aimed at Black STEM graduates who are looking to accelerate their careers or bring their business ideas to life. The Black STEM Futures programme is specifically focused on supporting the Black female STEM…
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We’ll start today’s post by explaining what coaching is, then proceed to look into the benefits it has and the strategies that can be used to implement it successfully. In short, having a ‘coaching culture’ simply means to support employees, so they learn new skills that allow them to enhance their contribution to the business.…
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Despite being a relatively new phrase, the concept of ‘knowledge obesity’ has existed for many years – and, as we make our way in 2021, it continues to grow exponentially and become even more of a problem for people, both inside and outside of the workplace. In today’s article, we’re going to look at what…
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Even before the very first lockdown in March 2020, remote teams were already a common part of working life. However, it wasn’t until the outbreak of COVD-19 and the pandemic that ensued that working beyond the four walls of the office became mandatory for a vast majority of workers across the UK. As a result…
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If there’s one complaint that is increasingly echoing around the workplace, it’s that employees are so busy getting their work done that the workplace environment has lost its human essence – and this was in pre-COVD times. With the onset of mass remote working, this opportunity to rebuild the ‘human essence’ in the workplace has…
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It’s safe to say that older generations aren’t too fond of millennials. Over the last few years, there has definitely been an increase in the ‘back and forth’ between those born between 1981 and 1996 (millennials) and their elders from previous generations, with those in the latter camp(s) often describing those in the former as…
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I’m sure at some point in your life you’ve been told that being positive is the way forward and ‘looking on the bright side’ is the best approach to take. The question is, is being positive all the time, regardless of what is happening in our lives, the best route to take? Well, probably not.…
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As you can probably tell from the title of this post, I have been selected to speak at Lancashire Business Week.. I was both humbled and proud to have been asked to speak alongside many people who I admire and look up to because of the hard work they do within the county; therefore, it…
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