Solving the Productivity Puzzle with Cognition

Tackling the UK Productivity Crisis by Unlocking Human Potential

 

The UK faces a well-documented productivity crisis, with output lagging behind other major economies. For HR leaders, this presents a critical challenge: how do we improve performance, engagement, and well-being in a workforce navigating constant change?

Join Chris Quickfall, Founder & CEO of Cognassist, and Charlotte Valeur, governance expert and board advisor, as they unpack the role of cognition in solving the productivity puzzle. Learn how understanding the way people think can drive meaningful improvements in individual and organizational performance.

 

About Charlotte Valeur:
Charlotte Valeur is a highly respected corporate governance expert, experienced board chair, and non-executive director with a global reputation for driving transformational change. As the former Chair of the Institute of Directors and a leader across multiple FTSE boards, Charlotte brings a wealth of experience in leadership, governance, and organizational strategy. Her expertise lies in fostering inclusive, high-performing cultures that unlock the full potential of people and teams.

 

What’s in it for you?

  • Address the crisis head-on: Understand the root causes of the productivity gap and why cognitive barriers hold teams back.
  • Redefine performance: Discover how to harness cognitive insights to enable smarter, more sustainable success.
  • Support your people: Learn actionable strategies to align productivity goals with well-being and engagement.

 

As a CHRO, you play a pivotal role in shaping the future of your workforce. By unlocking cognitive diversity and removing hidden barriers, you can create a culture of growth, resilience, and measurable impact.

The productivity crisis isn’t just an economic issue—it’s a people issue. Let’s solve it together.

 

Register Now to secure your place in this essential conversation.

👤 Speakers: Chris Quickfall, CEO @ Cognassist and Professor Charlotte Valeur

📆 Date: Friday 17 January 2025

Time: 12:30 – 13:15 (GMT)

Duration: 45 Minutes

 

Register here today!