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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2024 · 19 MIN

Why Prioritising Mental Health and Inclusivity is Key to Workplace Success with Eloise Lenacross

from We Are PoWEr Podcast · host powered by Simone Roche MBE and Northern Power Women

What if you could transform your workplace into a hub of innovation, well-being, and inclusivity? In this powerful episode of the We Are Power Podcast, we’re joined by Eloise Leonard-Cross, the Group Head of People at Northumbrian Water and winner of this year’s Northern Power Women Awards in the Large Organisation category. Eloise takes us on an inspiring journey, sharing her insights on why prioritising mental health, individuality, and well-being is essential for a thriving workplace.Discover how side hustles, like mentoring and serving as a school governor, help Eloise stay creative and bring fresh ideas into her professional life. She also introduces the concept of the "wellness reservoir," a tool that helps balance what replenishes your mental health versus what drains it, offering a roadmap to integrate wellness into daily life for a more productive and harmonious work environment.But the conversation doesn’t stop there. Eloise also dives into the critical importance of fostering a culture of inclusivity and open communication in the workplace. Learn about her innovative approach to creating "safe spaces" for employees to share ideas, and how winning prestigious awards has expanded her mindset and inspired global change. From exciting innovation festivals in Australia and Iceland to driving diversity and culture shifts at Northumbrian Water, Eloise’s experience offers fresh perspectives on workplace transformation.Tune in to hear how prioritising mental health and individuality, fostering inclusivity, and embracing side hustles can drive both personal and organisational success.Here’s what we cover in this episode:00:00 – Welcome to the We Are Power Podcast00:46 – Introducing Eloise Lenacross01:18 – The Importance of Side Hustles02:20 – Prioritising Mental Health and Wellness06:31 – Creating Inclusive Work Environments13:36 – The Power of Mentoring16:44 – Exciting Initiatives at Northumbrian Water17:59 – Join the Innovation Festival19:21 – Closing RemarksJoin us for an episode filled with wisdom, inspiration, and actionable insights on how to create a workplace where everyone can thrive. Stay connected on our social channels for more transformational updates and conversations.Find out more about We Are PoWEr here.  💫

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