North West Business Breakfast: What’s right with you? Building on strengths to develop resilience’

Join us at the next Alliance Manchester Business School North West Business Breakfast with Guest Speaker: Ian Pettigrew – Director and Coach at Kingfisher Coaching

Friday 8th January 2021
9:30am – 11:00am (UK)
Via Zoom: Login details given when registered for this event

This interactive session is designed to help equip you with the key skills that will help you to be resilient and look after your emotional wellbeing. We’ll explore: – being aware of your strengths and how you can use them more intentionally to maintain your wellbeing (as well as identifying when they cause you problems)

– in an interactive session, we’ll explore what your ‘protective factors’ are, the things that will keep you in a good place

– we’ll also dive deep into how we think, exploring some real time resilience techniques

– we’ll close by giving you time to develop and action plan and explore what might get in the way of you implementing it.

About Speaker:

Ian Pettigrew runs Kingfisher Coaching, helping leaders to sustainably get the best of themselves and their teams. He does this through providing leadership development programmes, workshops, coaching (both online and in-person), writing, blogging, speaking/keynoting at conferences, and publishing a podcast.
He’s a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach and a member of the Association for Coaching and has deep expertise in strengths-based leadership and resilience.
Alongside his work at Kingfisher Coaching, he’s a Member of Teaching Faculty for the MSc in Digital Health Leadership at Imperial College London, serves as a trustee on one of the Boards of Hope for Justice (a global anti-slavery charity), is co-founder of Connecting HR Manchester, and founder of Connecting HR for Justice (a skills-based volunteering initiative). Prior to founding Kingfisher Coaching in 2009, Ian spent 20 years in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries and has extensive senior experience in leading digitally-enabled change.

If you have any questions please contact madonna.fyne@manchester.ac.uk