We explore the typical roles that people adopt at work as the starting point for a discussion about managing different types of people.

Of course, work situations aren’t just either toxic or wonderful – mostly they are okay, good enough or perhaps a bit difficult or awkward. We will explore how we can all practically improve how we work with each other and encourage our colleagues and co-creators to do so too.

Regular attenders will know our webinars are more an informal discussion, so bring a cuppa, relax and start the day with some fun and stimulating conversation.

Hold the Space online workshop and discussion series

We at Creative Help are offering a new series of six conversations with the title of Hold the Space. We want you to hold a regular monthly slot in your diary and thematically we will “hold the space” to support chief executives in a safe environment for open and confidential dialogue. Please note, you don’t have to be a CEO – you could be a trustee or chair who is looking to better support your CEO.

About the speakers

Creative Help founder and co-director Gwilym Gibbons is Chief Executive of The Crichton Trust, Chair of the Future Economy Company and serves on several boards with extensive experience within social enterprise and the arts. He is familiar with incident response at sea as an active Lifeboat Crew Member; within venues and events and as a Community Safety lead within local government.

Creative Help co-director David Williams has experience as chief executive, chair and trustee, consultant, facilitator, coach and mentor. He is a trustee of the Queen’s Nursing Institute Scotland and a volunteer mentor for Sported UK.

Who are we?

At Creative Help, we love to help people and places create. We are a consultancy practice born of a deep-seated belief in social justice and the ability of people and businesses to transform lives and communities.

We believe you have the answers to your challenges and our role is to take a creative approach to support your expertise through facilitation, coaching and consultancy. We also recognise that simply providing practical targeted creative help may be best for you, because sometimes just a little extra resource to jump the hurdle is enough. Sign up to the Creative Help mailing list and receive updates about our work.