Wellbeing at Work event Dubai 2020

The Wellbeing at Work Event returns for the fourth year in Dubai in March 2020. The event provides HR, Benefit, Wellness & Business leaders with the opportunity to learn from experts and their peers about the latest wellbeing developments and successes that are enhancing individual and organizational performance in companies across the Middle-East region. See our 2019 programme here.

Congratulations on a wonderful and very informative event!

HR & Talent Management Lead, Gulftainer

Key Reasons to Attend:

• Learn how multinational organizations are creating workplaces that thrive 
• Leadership panel discussions informing workplace change
• Employer case studies providing the secrets to employee wellbeing success
• International experts bring best-practise from across the globe
• Invaluable networking with business and HR leaders 

Thanks for continuing to organize your events in the region. It was really beneficial and interesting to see how the region has matured in driving the Health & Wellness agenda

Head of Organizational Development, MENA, DHL Express

Organizations that prioritise workplace wellbeing out-perform their competitors and thriving workplaces are more profitable and creative so this is an essential must-attend event for those companies who want to succeed!

Join the conversation before the event on Twitter & Linkedin using #wellbeingatwork

More speakers to be announced shortly!

Raphael Bozza, Head of People and Performance, MEA, The Kraft Heinz Company

Raphael is Head of People and Performance, Middle East and Africa at The Kraft Heinz Company

Ryanne Van Der Eijk, CXO, RAKEZ

Transformational leader, people & results-driven, with a long track record in operations, digital, logistics & customer experience

Matthew Easton, Head of HR, dnata

I believe that “better people make better employees” who in turn deliver high performance and drive bottom line results.

Rohit Manucha, Head of HR, Aujan Coca Cola

Rohit is the Head of HR at Aujan Coca Cola Beverages Company, which spans across 12 counties in the MEA region.

Essam Marghani, Human Resources Director – MENA, Unilever

HR Director for MENA Supply Chain, MENA HR and Levant & Iraq Business Unit

Florencio Padilla, Head of People Experience, Chalhoub

Rhency helps leaders and organisations develop people capability using a wide range of practical interventions

Rachel Ellyard, Talent Leader – MENA, EY

Rachel is the MENA Talent Leader, before which she was the MENA Reward and HR Operations Leader.

Gavin Walford-Wright, Chief Human Resources Officer, Taaleem Group

Gavin is an HR strategist with a proven track record of working in a wide range of markets and industries

Fara Siddiqi, Group Chief Human Resources Officer, Aster DM Healthcare

Over 18 years of multi-national experience in strategic human resources, talent acquisition & retention and performance development

Laura Laugier, Regional Director of Training – MENA, Kempinski Hotels

20 years+ in the hotel business and known for her work developing young talent through Apprenticeship, Internship & Localisation programs

Sabahatt Habib, People Director, Eat App

Experienced People’s Director with a demonstrated history of working in the internet and automotive industry.

Christine Belanger, SVP Performance Development, Mubadala

Christine has 18 years of Human Resources experience within the Governmental, Banking, Engineering and Private Sectors.

Mark Catchlove, Director of Insight Group, Herman Miller

Responsible for sharing Herman Miller’s Insights into the latest thinking in workplace design and related issues.

Oliver Baxter, Insight Programme Manager, Herman Miller

Commissioning workplace related research and then sharing the results with clients and the Workplace and Design community

Murali Krishnan, Director of Human Resources, Byrne Group

Murali has extensive knowledge in the principles & practices of human resources, performance management & Employee Development

Dr. Salima Hamouche, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Management, Canadian University Dubai

Salima is an assistant professor, corporate trainer and consultant at the Canadian University Dubai.

Our full 2020 Agenda will be announced shortly but key themes that will be covered include:

• Leadership Strategies to Encourage Healthy Employees and Boost Performance
• Encouraging Employees to Prioritize Wellbeing, Happiness and Resilience
• Wellbeing as an Integral Part of Culture and Employee Experience
• Why Psychological Safety Matters in the Workplace
• Empowered, Engaged and Healthy Working Employees

Plus a series of round table discussions, panel debates and conversation. Book your ticket today!

Our 2020 Sponsors will be announced shortly.