Our first Psychological Safety Week will be jam-packed with free:
Live online events
Research
Downloadable resources
Daily challenges
We’ll be announcing the agenda in stages, with daily challenges being released each day of the event. Below you’ll find what has been announced so far!
Agenda
Live Sessions
Mon 22nd September [AM]
Keynote: An Introduction to Psychological Safety Week with Professor Binna Kandola OBE
Kick off the inaugural Psychological Safety Week with a powerful keynote revealing our latest research, and why psychological safety should be your organisation’s no.1 strategic priority for high performance and a culture of innovation.
Thu 25th September [AM]
Expert Session: The Leader’s Role in Psychological Safety – The Common Pitfalls Catching Leaders Out
Uncover the hidden leadership behaviours that erode psychological safety – and what great leaders do to build it.
Tue 23rd September [PM]
Industry Panel Discussion: Psychological Safety In Action
Hear how senior leaders from a variety of industries are using psychological safety to drive resilience, innovation and change in real-world settings.
Friday 26th September [PM]
Closing Panel: Psychological Safety – The key to individual, team and organisational success
Wrap up the inaugural Psychological Safety Week with key insights, your burning questions answered and the next steps you can take to help turn awareness into action.
Wed 24th September [AM]
Expert Session: Freedom to Disagree - The Hidden Ingredient of High-Performing Teams
Learn why the ability to challenge, question, and disagree - safely - is the secret weapon of the world’s best teams.
Bonus Sessions
Keep your eyes peeled for some bonus sessions still to be announced!
Please Note
All live sessions will be hosted on Zoom and as such spaces are limited. Where sessions are oversubscribed, Pearn Kandola will seek to live-stream to an additional platform, where possible, to ensure wider accessibility, however this cannot be guaranteed.
Morning sessions will begin at 9.15am and afternoon sessions will begin at 2.15pm. All timings are in British Summer Time (BST/UTC+1)
Timings and schedule may be subject to change, however any such changes will be communicated as early as possible to registered attendees.
Our live sessions have limited spaces, and to ensure they provide the best value to the intended audience, we reserve the right to restrict registration from individuals or organisations where necessary to protect our intellectual property.
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