The What Works Centre for Wellbeing was announced by our interim Chair Lord Gus O’Donnell on 29th October 2014 at two events, in London and Bristol. Here are the video of the speakers from the London part of the day with sessions from:
- Lord O’Donnell chair of the centre’s development group
- BIS Minister Jo Swinson
- BT’s Group Director Wellbeing Dr Paul Litchfield
- Professor Kevin Fenton from Pubilc Health England
- Government’s National What Works Advisor Dr David Halpern
- Chief Executive of the Economic and Social Research Council Professor Jane Elliot
Also published for the London part of the event on the 29th was BIS research into the drivers of workplace wellbeing and its links with business performance and the ESRC specifications for the Centre’s evidence programme.
Announcement of the What Works Centre for Wellbeing Lord Gus O’Donnell, Chair of development group for the Centre
Employee wellbeing and productivity Jo Swinson, Minister for Employment Relations and Consumer Affairs
Wellbeing – A company approach Dr Paul Litchfield, Group Director Wellbeing, BT
Wellbeing and public health Prof Kevin Fenton, National Director Health and Wellbeing, Public Health England
What works centres Dr David Halpern, What Works National Advisor
Getting impact from research Prof Jane Elliott, Chief Executive Economic Social Research Council
I am a freelance journalist writing a piece on this topic for ESRC. Who is the right contact please?
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Hi Martin, Are you looking for someone at the ESRC or the Centre? You can find contacts here http://whatworkswellbeing.org/about/our-team/ we’d love to hear from you. Nancy
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