Join us for the last event in our Wellbeing and Mental Health in Black People month, where we welcome Jacqueline A Hinds.
About this event
Black History Year is delighted to welcome Jacqueline, who will help participants to explore practices and principles of managing self; the skills needed to build effective networks; and how to improve their profile and presence through their CV.
Learning objectives
Attendees will walk away with the following key aspects of building their potential and presence:
- Building skills and competencies: exploring your skills and competencies, self-reflecting on where you have been, where you currently are and where your goals and aspirations are leading you
- Effective CV-building: looking at the key elements of building an effective CV
- Networking for success: exploring what networking is and how you can effectively make the most of being part of a network, looking at your goals over a period of time and the kind of support you expect from your networking experience
- Building your resilience: exploring and understanding the practices and principles around building personal resilience
Once you sign up, the link to the event will be sent to you closer to the date. To find out what other events and news we have please visit Black History Year Blog.
About the speaker
Jacqueline A Hinds MA (HRD) CEIC MCIPD
Jacqueline is the Founder of Wilson Hinds Consulting Ltd, Managing Partner of Synergised Solutions Ltd, specialising in equality, diversity and inclusion, a Board Member and International Liaison for the Society of Emotional Intelligence International, USA as well as Founder and CEO of the Society of Emotional Intelligence, UK and Europe. She is a Certified Emotional Intelligence Coach and Leadership Consultant, with over 25 years of knowledge, skills and expertise within the human resource development arena, working within key corporate and public sector and healthcare organisations.
Jacqueline is also an established author, and her book Journey to Empowerment: Tackling the Bullies Within takes the reader on her journey from the school yard to the present day, looking at bullying and harassment, and highlighting peoples’ mindsets, positions and behaviours used to suppress and oppress others.
She is passionate about people, their development and progression and is wholeheartedly supportive in helping them to realise, unlock and release their true potential to be the best that they can possibly be – whether it’s through coaching, personal development, or emotional and cultural intelligence training and/or coaching.
