In preparation for the WorkWell Leaders Awards 2025, WWL held an open Q&A Session for anyone to join and ask questions on the nomination forms, Awards criteria and judging process. 35 participants logged on to hear from the WWL team and pose their burning questions. We have compiled a series of FAQs and our responses […]
As the WorkWell Leaders membership community grows and it moves beyond the fundamentals of workplace mental health and leadership to actuating organisation-wide transformation of employee wellbeing, WWL is pleased to announce the appointment of Prof Carol Black and Professor Niki Ellis as members of the new WWL Advisory Council. Both globally renowned experts on organisational […]
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WorkWell Leaders was recently featured in an episode of Lens On, a podcast series by The Business Times. The episode dives deep into workplace mental health and uncovers whether mental wellbeing truly contributes to successful business strategy as well as how Gen-Z employees are shaking up workplace norms. WWL’s founder and chairperson Anthea Indira Ongspoke […]
The Business Times published a commentary by two founding Board members of WorkWell Leaders – Tan Kwang Cheak from Agency for Integrated Care and Stephane de Montivault from Otis. The article delves into a common issue faced by leaders in a post-pandemic world: employee burnout. Both organisational heads, KC and Stephane offer honest insights and […]
WorkWell Leaders was featured in a Business Times article on company leaders who emerged from the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic with inspiring outlooks on individual and organisational wellbeing. The interviewees Kelvin Ho (Nomura) Sze Keed Wong (AIA Singapore) and Tian Beng Ng (Dell Technologies) —all proud members of WorkWell Leaders— shared candidly about their struggles […]
WorkWell Leaders chairperson penned an incisive commentary in The Straits Times on the role and relevance of a chief wellbeing officer (CWO). Anthea sheds light on how mental wellbeing drives organisational performance and shares existing examples of CWO-equivalents in Singapore including National University of Singapore’s Andrew Epaphroditus Tay and Manin Kaur-Patton from Agency for Integrated Care (Singapore). For SMEs that lack robust HR […]
