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We all know that the stress and burnout experienced by business owners can have significant consequences on well-being. And no matter what it looks like on social media, we all struggle.

35% of Canadians say they’re currently experiencing burnout, according to a recent survey (by the Harris Poll on behalf of Express Services Inc.) With the majority of our time spent at work, it’s clear that now more than ever, creating well-being in the workplace is essential.

The good news is there are things you can do to improve employee well-being, with great benefit to your business.

“When your employees' wellbeing is thriving, your organization directly benefits -- they take fewer sick days, deliver higher performance, and have lower rates of burnout and turnover. But when your employees' wellbeing suffers, so does your organization's bottom line.” - Gallup

During the upcoming “Well-Being in the Workplace” Workshop you will:

• Gain practical insights on how to foster a supportive environment that enhances well-being and reduces the risk of burnout for yourself and your team
• Learn & practice a simple yet powerful 2-question check-in method to promote open dialogue to improve the leader-employee relationship, a major factor that impacts employee well-being
• Discover the keys to creating an Empowered Culture of Care, where employees and leaders collaborate to cultivate well-being

This workshop is for:

Business owners and leaders in an organization.

Register now for this workshop, led by Makaylah Rogers and Fia-Lynn Crandall of Scale Naturally, and walk away with actionable steps to immediately implement within your small business to begin creating a thriving environment for your team.

 Join Makaylah Rogers (they/them)

 and Fia-Lyn Crandall (she/her)  Click here to learn more about Makaylah and Fia-Lyn.

 Thank you to our partner Rotary Club of Canmore for making this possible!

With Big-hearted Gratitude,

Bow Valley Chamber

The Bow Valley Chamber of Commerce  is located within Treaty 7 territory, traditional territories and home of the Stoney Nakoda, Blackfoot, and Tsuut’ina Nations, as well as Zone 3 Metis. I acknowledge and appreciate that I live, work, and play in their territory and commit to the work of reconciliation.

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