
Consulting Director @BakerTillyMM. Experienced Exec Director of People/OD. Visiting Professor @UlsterUni. Fellow CIPD. Board Member. All views my own.
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Avoiding Harm in HR - a really important topic for the people profession and a great line up of distinguished speakers including @AndrewCooper__ Sanisha Wynter @EndaYoung
#AvoidingHarm linkedin.com/posts/cipd-nort…
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Sometimes the biggest impact comes from hearing someone’s story. Join us for our ‘In My Shoes’ sessions at #DMSummit25. 🎫Follow the link below to get your tickets: bit.ly/45JlOqo
Great kick off to the summit by Christine White reminding us that we can drive and deliver value in every step, in every step, in every success. #DMSUMMIT25 linkedin.com/posts/will-youn…
Sharing my thoughts on building the future … one intern at a time. linkedin.com/posts/baker-til…
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General Practice.
A short 🧵 on why we need to invest, need to prioritise, and why the current dispute is so destructive to the future of our entire NHS:
SME's are the backbone of our economy driving innovation & employment. Yet working as an HR professional in an SME is quite different from being in a large organisation. As an expert HR advisor I understand these challenges & can offer tailored support. Get in touch for a chat!
Our HR Advisory Services @BakerTillyMM are designed to provide tailored solutions aligned to your specific needs. Partnering with us means gaining access to a team of experts dedicated to helping you build a thriving workplace. Get in touch to learn how our we can support you.
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It’s Children’s Mental Health Week. Let’s agree to prioritise children’s health and wellbeing in all government policies. #MakingLifeBetter @niexecutive @publichealthni @BPSOfficial @nichildcom @dptfinance
Learn more about Niall Brolly and his journey on the Apprenticeship Scheme here at @BakerTillyMM linkedin.com/posts/baker-til…
Learn more about Patrick McGeary and his experience of our Apprenticeship Scheme here at @BakerTillyMM . linkedin.com/posts/baker-til…
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Come join the conversation in the first of our 2025 @BakerTillyMM polls - lets us know your thoughts on the future of work … Now, for Tomorrow. If you want to know more about our services, please just get in touch linkedin.com/posts/will-youn…
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Cancer affects us all, whether we fight, support, or remember. Stand together, because no one battles alone.
#WorldCancerDay
Im honoured by this award of Visiting Professor within the Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, based in the School of Applied Social & Policy Sciences at @UlsterUni. I look forward to continuing this work with the university’s outstanding faculty, staff & students.
We are thrilled to announce that Director of Consulting @wyoung68 has been appointed Visiting Professor at @UlsterUni bringing both practitioner expertise and experiential learning to the role. #NowForTomorrow
I’m so honoured to share that I have been awarded the position of Visiting Professor at @UlsterUni linkedin.com/posts/will-youn…
Come join the conversation in the first of our 2025 @BakerTillyMM polls - lets us know your thoughts on the future of work … Now, for Tomorrow. If you want to know more about our services, please just get in touch linkedin.com/posts/will-youn…
First in our series of 2025 polls at @BakerTillyMM, come join the conversation about the future of work. Now, for Tomorrow
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How do we create change that will have impact on complex societal challenges? The Good Shift (which used to be the Griffith Centre for System Innovation Australia) has just published a new “Learnbook”, based on practical experience.
Rather than the typical approach of “understand the system first, then act”, they've adopted an approach of “learning forward” through small actions as learning probes. They define ‘learning’ not as the absorption of knowledge, but as action & reflection in practice, so that we can take better next steps forward. Some excellent content & references: static1.squarespace.com/stat…. Via Tanya Verrall @hqcsask.















