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Make Conversations Count
Developing tools for confident, collaborative dialogue
The GFSB’s Women In Enterprise group will host its next breakfast event next Tuesday 21st April. It will be expertly delivered by Fiona Young and Sam Grimes who bring together almost 50 years (combined!) of employment law experience — and for once, they’ll be on the same side of the table.
In this rare joint session, they will share practical insights, real-life stories, and honest reflections on the highs and lows of workplace conversations.
Sam, a Partner at Isolas, has over 20 years’ experience advising businesses and organisations on employment law and workplace issues. She will explore the impact of poorly handled conversations, miscommunication, and the risks that can follow.
Fiona, a Consultant with Ramparts, has been a litigator for 25 years and a mediator for 12 of those, will focus on how to approach conversations positively — introducing practical tools and techniques to support more effective, collaborative and empathetic dialogue.
This engaging and interactive breakfast session is not to be missed. Supported and hosted by Isolas LLP, expect practical takeaways, real-world examples, and a fresh perspective on how better conversations can transform working relationships.
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