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Building resilient teams: How to prevent burnout & optimise performance

By Bristol24/7  Wednesday Nov 6, 2024

As individuals and organisations prepare for a long winter, the Tobacco Factory will host an exclusive and interactive session this month, focused on building resilient teams.

Organised by NOVUS Education, this Continuing Professional Development (CPD) event is tailored for educational leaders, business owners, and individuals involved in impactful social projects, all dedicated to fostering resilience, driving high performance, and creating lasting, positive change within their teams.

The session will commence with an introduction by Alex Starkie, owner and founder of NOVUS Education.

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Following this, renowned speakers Laura Aiken, founder of Thrive Leadership and Warren Abrahams, elite performance coach, will share their expert insights.

Laura Aiken, a highly regarded wellbeing consultant with over a decade of experience in high-stress industries will bring her expertise in helping leaders to develop the resilience needed to succeed in fast-paced environments – photo: Laura Aiken

They will explore strategies to prevent burnout, cultivate well-being, and unleash the full potential of team members, regardless of industry or organisational pressures.

Laura Aiken will discuss the power of resilient leadership and its potential to transform team dynamics in demanding environments. Using neuroscience-backed insights, she will provide practical strategies for managing stress, preventing burnout, and fostering a culture of motivation and resilience.

Her session aims to equip participants with evidence-based tools to nurture resilience within their teams, ensuring both well-being and productivity thrive in any setting, from classrooms to corporate boardrooms.

Laura Aiken, a highly regarded wellbeing consultant, and resilience specialist with over a decade of experience in high-stress industries will bring her expertise in helping leaders to develop the resilience needed to succeed in fast-paced, dynamic environments.

Combining cutting-edge neuroscience with actionable leadership strategies, she empowers “people-first” leaders to reduce stress, enhance performance, and cultivate well-being within their teams. Her globally acclaimed workshops and coaching programs have helped leaders foster a culture of happiness, health, and productivity.

Following Laura’s session, Warren Abrahams, a performance coach with experience working with elite athletes and business leaders, will share insights into achieving and sustaining peak performance.

Drawing on his experience with high-performance teams, Warren will offer actionable techniques to unlock team potential, optimise efficiency, and elevate daily practices to deliver consistent results. Attendees will gain practical tools to inspire, drive, and maintain high levels of engagement and performance.

This November, the Tobacco Factory will host an exclusive session, focused on building resilient teams – photo: The Tobacco Factory

In addition to the learning and insights, the event will provide an enjoyable, relaxing environment with delicious canapés and drinks from Square Food Foundation.

This gathering offers a chance to step back from daily routines, connect with like-minded peers, and recharge in a warm and welcoming space. It is the perfect opportunity to gain valuable tools, share experiences, and network with other leaders dedicated to creating a positive impact in their organizations and communities.

An opportunity not to be missed to elevate leadership skills, gain practical strategies, and connect with other forward-thinking leaders.

To reserve a ticket for the free event, visit www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/building-resilient-teams

Main photo: Warren Abrahams

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