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At the halfway point of Mental Health Awareness Week #MHAW18 there are no signs of our people slowing down their support for this initiative. In fact, a number took to spin bikes in an eight hour Spinathon to raise money for our charity partner @Place2be. Place2Be provides emotional and therapeutic services in primary and secondary schools, building children's resilience through talking, creative work and play. It is a privilege to partner with such a worthwhile organisation and those on the bikes were driven to raise as much as possible. Well done to all!
In our continued support of Mental Health Awareness Week #MHAW18 we ran a number of sessions across our offices on Stress Management. Research has shown that two thirds of us experience mental health problems in our lifetimes, stress is a key factor in this and is the main focus of #MHAW18. The sessions, delivered by See Me had a focus on increasing Mental health Awareness and Stress Management. It has been great to partner with SeeMe as they have a clear vision to end mental health stigma and discrimination, enabling people who experience mental health problems to live fulfilled lives. Find out more here - http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQWVv
Scottish Financial Enterprise (SFE) Young Professionals was set up by young people in Financial Services (FS) across the SFE membership, with the aim of providing opportunities for career development, access to networking opportunities, events to develop Industry knowledge and contacts and promoting FS to the next generation. We are delighted to share that Victoria MacLean, CFA has been appointed Chair of SFE Young Professionals. Victoria is a currently a Fund Manager within our Global Equities Team and joined us via our graduate programme in 2010 and stated, “Our young professionals are the future leaders of Scotland’s professional and financial services industry. We have the opportunity to effect real and meaningful change for the greater good of our sector and wider society. And we must take it.” Well done Victoria and good luck.
