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MWC Lunch Time Virtual Street Party – Membership Promotion

Come and meet us and our Mindful Workplace Community Members at our Virtual Street Party!

For the whole of January 2022, we are running a promotional campaign with 10% annual membership discount.

Members get access to our flagship webinar series—which, last year, we welcomed keynote speakers including Megan Reitz, Vidyamala Burch, Clif Smith and Mari Thorman—as well as a rich range of tools and resources to help you champion a mindful workplace.

At the street party, you will have a chance to hear about the benefits of the Community from our Members themselves and an opportunity to ask any questions in a safe and welcoming space.

Come along and talk to us to find out more about how you can deepen your workplace mindfulness knowledge and connect with others in the space.

Energise yourself at the start of 2022, and get 10% off a Mindful Workplace Community membership if you sign up during January 2022!

Contact info@mindfulworkplace.community for further information.

26th January, 2022 — 1:00pm to 1:45pm (GMT)
Online (Zoom)
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