On demand: Building a Brilliant Workplace Culture Webinar

Webinars
Written By Emma Wharton

The first in our 'Leadership Lowdown' series of webinars - turned the spotlight on creating and communicating a great culture in the workplace.

The 45 minute panel discussion and Q&A, hosted by Emma Wharton Love and featuring Julian Love; Nick Watling, co-founder of Scalewell; and Jo Lord, founder of Byen.

The session covered topics including:

  • What is workplace culture and why does it matter?

  • What are the basics of a good culture?

  • The relationship between culture, purpose and values?

  • How to communicate your culture.

  • Consequences of misaligning your message on culture with the one you are actually living.

  • Taking steps to improve your culture?

Scalewell provides leaders and investors with the insights, tools, and advice they need to grow exceptional, enduring companies where people love to work.

Byen works with startups and SMEs to weave positive social and environmental impact into their business operations and help their success do more good.

 
 

Looking for some friendly advice or have a project in mind?

Emma Wharton

I began my design career by winning a scholarship to study at Shillington College on their famous graphic design course. My aesthetic is fresh, sophisticated and clean. I work as a freelance designer and have helped numerous companies express themselves visually through brand guidelines, web design, print layout, logos and brand assets.

Before following my dream to be a designer I worked for several years in architecture, strategy consultancy and running major historic building renovation programmes. This background supports my design career enormously - it means I understand the drivers behind my clients needs and I ask the right questions to help understand the design brief. Having managed large architectural design projects I’m also a project management aficionado, and providing great customer service comes second nature to me.

https://www.wharton.studio/
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