About this Event
What to expect
Web design, digital transformation, mobile tech – it doesn’t matter what your service focus is, this is the one workplace challenge that everyone in the digital sector can relate to:
Knowing how to communicate something to get the best outcome.
Since the pandemic and the shift towards an online workplace, professionals at all levels have struggled with soft skill development.
That’s why BIMA has partnered with recruitment experts We Are Adam, and self-leadership e-learning platform Digital Craft Academy to create this brand new event series.
“Read the Room” aims to support the North West Digital Community in tackling the most difficult areas of communication in the workplace, so we can start bridging the soft skill development gap for both employers and employees.
We’ll cover a variety of topics, but all of them are focused on creating an audience of confident communicators by the time you leave – no matter what your challenge!
Whether that’s:
- Having difficult conversations about someone’s performance
- Standing your ground with challenging clients
- Managing your reaction to tricky personalities
- Learning to “manage up” and set expectations when you’re struggling to cope
- Navigating remote leadership and issues with visibility
This event is for all levels of seniority, but you’d find it especially valuable if you’re:
- An agency founder or owner who’s looking to improve communication across the business – including the new recruits coming in.
- A senior manager who wants to elevate their leadership skills and get the most out of their team members.
- A rising star, career-changer or early-stager, who’s eager to strike the right impression within their organisation.
We all love to be collaborators, but sometimes we need to be a challenger.
Join us and learn how to stand your ground, gain confidence in your interactions with your team and get your voice heard – without the fear of trampling on others.
For this next event, we're getting to the heart of communicating our value – because it can be so difficult to shout about yourself! Whether it's to a potential employer, your manager, your colleagues, on LinkedIn, it doesn't matter, everyone can struggle to communicate what makes them truly unique or valuable. Thing is, it's often because people focus on the wrong thing, so in this session, you'll walk away with a tool that helps you read the room and position your value in a way that never feels shout-y.
Agenda:
5:00-5:30pm – Arrivals, introductions and networking
5:30-6:30pm – Coaching masterclass with breakout sessions
6:30-7:30pm – Pizza, drinks and networking
Speakers:
Caroline Canty, Founder and Director, Craft Coaching
Caroline Canty is the Founder and Director of Craft Coaching, and a business and leadership coach who specialises in the tech and digital creative sectors. She supports ambitious business owners in getting the most out of their teams and resource, helping them to sell and go to market more effectively, and improving their results in competitive B2B markets. She's passionate about leadership and management, helping teams to develop high-performance mindsets whilst fostering a supportive "coaching culture" within the businesses she works with.
Léon Mils, Co-Founder and Director & Digital, Marketing, HR, Sales & Executive Recruiter at Adam Recruitment
Léon has spent his entire working life helping businesses find great people. There’s nothing he enjoys more than really getting under the skin of a new business and learning about what makes them different and their future vision, and then being part of helping them achieve that vision by finding them the very best people. He founded his recruitment business, We Are Adam, in 2006 and the business has recently transitioned into being employee owned which has been a significant milestone.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
We Are Adam, Margolis Building, 37 Turner Street, Manchester, United Kingdom
