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GFSB Launches Wellness Series

The Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses (GFSB) has launched a brand-new
wellness events series, sponsored by Infinity Group. The initiative aims to support the health and
wellbeing of small business employees and employers in Gibraltar, equipping them with the
knowledge and resources to foster healthier workplaces.

Wellbeing at Work: A Critical Focus for Businesses
In recent years, workplace wellbeing has become a crucial topic for businesses of all sizes, and the
GFSB recognises the need for tailored support for smaller enterprises. While larger organisations
often have access to extensive wellness resources, many smaller businesses may face challenges in
this area.

“We wanted to design a number of sessions that focus on specific areas of wellness that are
particularly timely and relevant for our members,” explained a GFSB Board Member Dr Karl Alvarez.
“Through this series, we are ensuring that businesses of all sizes in Gibraltar, including smaller firms,
can access essential wellbeing information and advice.”

The Infinity Group, the event series sponsor, shared their enthusiasm for supporting this initiative.
“The Infinity Group is committed to creating wellness spaces that support the fitness, health and the
general well-being of our members. Our aim is to have all our members ‘live healthier for longer’.”

Free Access for GFSB Members, Available to Non-Members
Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Infinity Group, these wellness events will be offered free of
charge to GFSB members, with non-members able to attend for a small administrative fee.

Upcoming Wellness Series Events
Following the September launch, the wellness series will continue with the following events:

  • Women’s Wellbeing: Peri/Menopause Focus – Wednesday 16th October 2024
  • Men’s Wellbeing Event – Thursday 21st November 2024
  • Event Subject TBC – Thursday 12th December 2024

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