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Article published in Liverpool Chamber’s ‘Well Connected’ Magazine

Our CEO, Laura Evans, had an article published in the quarterly ‘Well Connected’ Magazine from Liverpool Chamber of Commerce. The theme for this quarter is all things innovation, therefore Laura’s piece focusses on Glass Ceilings Change Management’s innovative approach to embedding work-life inclusion, including harnessing rapidly emerging technologies like AI ethically to enhance employment opportunities

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Laura Evans is guest expert speaker on podcast discussing policies and governance in building inclusive cultures

Laura Evans, CEO, discussed the power of policies and governance in supporting Board members to lead effectively on building inclusive cultures, as part of Independent Audit Limited’s podcast series: ‘DEI and the Board’. Filmed in June, you can view the full episode on Independent Audit’s website here: https://www.independentaudit.com/article/people-and-culture/dei-and-the-board/

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A Royal Celebration

On 9th September, CEO Laura Evans attended Liverpool Chamber of Commerce’s 175th anniversary reception, where she was honoured to meet HRH Princess Anne and to share in the celebrations alongside other partners and patrons. Here’s Laura in full flow answering Princess Anne’s follow up questions about the business, proudly explaining about our wider influencing and policy work, improving work-life

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Suicide Prevention Month 2025

As we come to the end of Suicide Prevention Month, a reminder that if you’re struggling, please reach out – you’re never alone. Also a reminder of Glass Ceilings Change Management’s good practice approach for workplaces:• Train• Raise Awareness• Open Up Communication• Listen• Signpost Appropriately From an employment perspective, contact details where people can access support should

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