In honor of National Mental Health Awareness Month, we take time to acknowledge the impact mental wellness plays on personal and professional victories.

Corporate policies are one example of how the workplace can affect individuals. When policies are designed to support employee wellbeing, people often experience less burnout and demonstrate higher work performance.

The Future of Mental Health at Work is Safety, Community, and a Healthy Organizational Culture

The WE Summit is filling up quickly! Spaces are limited, but we want to make room for you. Act now!

Help foster the development and advancement of high potential talent.

Phil Gallaghers’ inspiring session, “Leading in a Fast Moving World”. 

Enjoy some fresh air, sunshine, and good company as we walk around the lovely and quaint city of Dana Point.

Transformation Through Education Project

Better Mental Health in The Workplace Begins with Honesty and Leadership

Bedtime Routines for Adults

Geopolitical Unrest: Assessing Market Implications 

This week's job opportunities from WE Sponsor companies include: Field Application Engineer, Director Global Compensation, Supervisor Indirect Tax, Technical Sales Engineer AMD/Xilinx, Integration Program Manager at Avnet; Category Manager- Automation & Control, IKAM Inside Sales Key acct Mngr, Supplier Manager- Interconnect & Electrification at RS; Software Customer Support - French speaking in Munich, Sr Full Stack Engineer, Software Security Engineer at Supplyframe; Field Sales Mngr - WA, Field Sales Mngr - CA, Field Sales Rep - CA, Field Sales Rep - FL at TTI.

This week's entry level job opportunities from WE Sponsor companies include: Commercial Finance Analyst, Bill of Material Kit Specialist, Purchasing Specialist, Buyer at Avnet; Sales Specialist - Business Development Group at TTI.

20 Steps to a Better LinkedIn Profile in 2024

Eleanor Rosalynn Carter was an American writer, activist and humanitarian who served as the first lady of the United States from 1977 to 1981, as the wife of President Jimmy Carter. She was a leading advocate for mental health, caregiving, early childhood immunization, human rights, and conflict resolution through her work at The Carter Center in Atlanta. 

*Individuals highlighted are selected as role models and their photos have been selected from the public domain. Quoted individuals, or their heirs, have not endorsed our program, nor are they affiliated with the WE organization.

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