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Daniela Marchesi
Senior Associate Director at Kindred l Mentor & Ambassador at Creative Mentor Network
Daniela Marchesi is a Senior Associate Director at Kindred, a role in which she specializes in strategic public relations and campaign management. Based in London, she has a background that includes significant experience in the PR sector, contributing to her expertise in helping clients achieve their marketing objectives.
In her current position, she leads initiatives aimed at transforming traditional work paradigms, particularly through her involvement with the Timewise group, which focuses on redefining the conventional 9-to-5 work model. Daniela is also active as a mentor, sharing her knowledge and insights within the industry.123
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'Workplace mental health is too serious to be used as a political football' - wise words from the inspirational Poppy Jaman OBE, Hon.PhD, MBA.
Today saw the launch of first-of-its kind research detailing the global scale and impact of mental health challenges faced by employed people in the workplace. Super proud to have supported Poppy and the The Global Business Collaboration for Better Workplace Mental Health team on this important project.
In the UK alone, over half of ALL workers say they are currently experiencing or have previously faced mental health challenges at work. And it cuts across all ages, job roles and levels of seniority. If you are a leader, the message is clear - the more you acknowledge that mental health challenges exist and the more you talk about them, the better supported your people will feel. In turn, your organisation will benefit from a more productive, engaged and motivated workforce. As Poppy says in this opinion piece for The Big Issue, when people suffer business is meaningless.
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Cracking evening at the PRmoment awards! Our ‘No Grey Areas’ campaign for the Lucy Faithfull Foundation, which addressed the growing problem of online child sexual abuse, didn’t win. BUT, I am still SO chuffed it was shortlisted. It generated a significant mindset shift among people who were experiencing – or on the cusp of – dark urges, drove them to a place where they could get help to stop and – importantly – played its part in preventing abuse from happening in the first place. For me, that really is the real win. And all thanks to such hard-working, exceptionally clever and dedicated teams Donald Findlater, Deborah Denis, Michael Walsh, Joseph Costello, Georgie Mew, Charley Boughen, Courtney Grover, Hannah Abban, Kim Curran.
