EDF Renewables inspires inclusivity and leadership growth

As one of the UK and Ireland’s leading renewable energy companies EDF Renewables (EDFR) is dedicated to combatting climate change. However, with 47 operational sites and a growing team it faced challenges in leadership development and cross-regional collaboration. Operating locally meant employees expressed concerns about isolation… Read More

British Heart Foundation navigates complexity through agile leadership

In the wake of the pandemic the British Heart Foundation (BHF) faced a pivotal challenge: how to equip its leaders to thrive in a rapidly changing and complex environment. With an evolving hybrid work model, the organisation needed to strengthen relationships, trust and agility within its leadership community… Read More

Zopa banks on its People Team to drive growth and customer satisfaction

Zopa Bank aims to build Britain’s best bank, enhancing customer financial health while offering competitive credit and savings products. As the bank rapidly grew and acquired its first company it faced multiple challenges: reducing employee attrition, boosting productivity and maintaining high levels of engagement across a diverse workforce… Read More

Starbucks UK creates inclusive experiences through British Sign Language

Starbucks UK has long employed deaf partners in select stores, primarily in Canary Wharf, where a passionate store manager, Toro Manca, established strong connections with the deaf community. In early 2023 Manca, now a district manager, proposed expanding this support by offering British Sign Language (BSL) training to all partners across the UK… Read More

XPS Group transforms work culture through flexibility

XPS Group initiated a major transformation to meet the evolving needs of its 1,855 employees across 17 offices. Following the drastic shifts in working conditions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic XPS recognised that many employees thrived in more flexible work environments, particularly for neurodiverse individuals… Read More