MWC Launch Event - Mindful Workplace Community

MWC Launch Event

The Mindful Workplace Community (MWC) is a professional network of individuals and organisations exploring, developing and promoting the sustainable application of mindfulness in the workplace. The community will exist to facilitate connection, peer support, inquiry and the sharing of best practice among those championing, commissioning and delivering workplace mindfulness training.

Our breakfast launch event will be a fantastic opportunity for connecting, sharing best practice and networking with mindfulness pioneers, experts and industry leaders.

10th February, 2020 at 8:00am

HSBC Level 6 Main Dining Room 8 Canada Square London E14 5HQ

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