CONNECT@ADVANCE Webinar in cooperation with PwC
Excerpts from the webinar of May 13, 2020
The COVID-19 outbreak underscores the need for business and society to be resilient and prepared – qualities that will be in demand long after public health has been restored. Luckily, resilience can be strengthened through practice – like a muscle. Building that resilience “muscle” lies in the small behaviors and habits that restore your physical and mental well-being every day.
In this session, we saw the current situation as an opportunity to develop new habits around strengthening our mental, emotional and physical resilience, both individually and collectively.
Well-being is a not a ‘one size fits all’ concept. Well-being means different things to different people and it’s up to all of us to define what it means for each of us. We explored what well-being means for us and found out how is collective resilience being strengthened in different companies.
Find some of the key learnings here.
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A BIG thank you to our amazing experts Dr. Nicole Hättenschwiler from PwC Switzerland and Marina Corti from Richemont, who shared successful practices from their companies and themselves. A big thank you also to Jasmin Danzeisen and Joop Smits from PwC for their skillful moderation of the panel in German & English and to Alexandra Rutsch for her great facilitation.
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