Caselden #CChats return, Thursday 28 May

When and where is it on?

Thursday 28 May from 14:00-16:00 Irish time.

How many years has it been going?

We launched #CChats earlier this year and this is in fact only our second event!

What was the inspiration to start it?

We were looking for a fun and casual way to engage with people sharing views across the spectrum in compelling discussions around the challenges we all face as leaders and humans in the workplace. When COVID-19 hit, this limited our options of course so we decided to take things online. Lemons, meet the lemonade.

What exciting things can people look forward to?

This week we’re going to be diving into the theme of adaptability. Times like these really help to illustrate what Charles Darwin was going on about all those years ago. We usually aim to keep things interesting too – last time there were amazing hats, who knows what this session holds in store…

What opportunities are on offer for those attending?

An opportunity to learn, to share, to grow, and hopefully to have a bit of fun and interact with some new and interesting people.

Who will be speaking?

You’ll see Mindi and I live broadcasting at the top of each hour on Twitter, and then we’ll continue the discussion online. Last time we were pleased to be joined by several local business leaders who’d pivoted their businesses due to the pandemic and shared some of their early takeaways of managing in this new business environment.

What tips would you give to people attending to get the most out of it?

Show up with an open mind, any questions you’d care to ask, and any learnings you’d like to share with others. We really feel the value of events like these comes from the collective experience we all bring to the table, not just from what we have to say ourselves.

How can people book tickets / when does it usually sell out?

There’s no need to book tickets and the event is totally free. Just head to @CaseldenConsult on Twitter and join in!

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