Leading with Impact: The ROI of Wellbeing and Neuroscience-Driven Leadership
Join us on 18 June for Leading with Impact, exploring how strategic leadership and middle management together can drive meaningful, measurable workplace wellbeing that delivers both cultural and commercial impact.

Event Details
Wednesday, 18th of June 2025 at 9am
Join us for Leading with Impact: The ROI of Wellbeing and Neuroscience-Driven Leadership, a live event for senior leaders, HR professionals and change-makers who are committed to embedding wellbeing into the core of organisational life.
Our keynote speaker, Wolfgang Seidl, will open the session with a focused look at the strategic and financial case for wellbeing. He will address the questions every boardroom wants answered: What is the return on investment? Why does this matter now?
He will be followed by Alison Leverett-Morris, who brings a grounded and practical perspective. Her focus will be on the role of middle managers who are working to influence upwards to senior leadership and downwards to their teams. She will explore what it really takes to turn wellbeing from an idea into action.
Together, these two perspectives offer a clear and compelling view of what it takes to make wellbeing stick, from strategy through to daily practice.
Whether you are building a business case or trying to deliver real cultural change, this event will help you move forward with confidence and clarity.
Agenda
09:00
Arrival, breakfast and networking
09:30
Welcome and introduction
Alex Reffell, Osmond Ergonomics & Wellbeing
09:45
Unlocking employee wellbeing: reduce burnout and enhance productivity with an evidence-based wellbeing strategy
Dr Wolfgang Seidl, Mercer
10:45
Refreshment break and networking
11:00
Leadership powered by Neuroscience and Psychology (including “leading up / leading down”)
Alison Leverett-Morris, ALM Coaching & Consulting LTD
12:00
Wrap up
Guy Osmond, Osmond Ergonomics & Wellbeing
12:30
Event close
Showroom tours available (guided or at leisure)

Speakers

Alison Leverett-Morris
Leadership Development | Executive Coach | Talent Optimisation
Alison Leverett-Morris is a leadership coach, consultant, and facilitator with 25 years of experience at the intersection of leadership, business, and psychology.
She holds a Master’s in Leadership and served as CEO of an Arts & Mental Health charity for seven years, before qualifying as a UKCP-registered Hypno-Psychotherapist and Certified Neuroscience Coach. Alison spent a decade in clinical practice, specialising in trauma and the high-achieving personality type, and confidentially supported hundreds of professionals through burnout, identity-level change and transformational growth.
She later returned to the business world, bringing a depth of human insight and lived experience to leadership and culture – for both individual and systemic change.
Her methodology, Leadership Powered by Neuroscience & Psychology, was developed through a five-year collaboration with a founder-led business. This unique integration of psychotherapeutic insight and leadership strategy was awarded “Most Innovative” at the 2023 National Facilitator Awards (UK).
Alison is known for her refreshingly relatable approach to solving common business challenges such as performance, talent retention, and sustainable growth. In short, she supports people at all levels of a business to love their work and do it brilliantly.

Dr Wolfgang Seidl
Partner and Workplace Health Consulting Leader
Dr Wolfgang Seidl is a Partner at Mercer and a member of the Global Workforce Health Management Leadership Team, founded the International Health & Well-being Network and currently advises a number of multinational organisations on data-driven strategy and implementation, as well as proactive emotional well-being programs such as resilience training.
Before joining Mercer in 2010, he was running global Employee Assistance Programs, worked in primary and secondary care and in academia. He is a member of various national and international research organisations and a regular speaker at professional conferences around the globe.
Wolfgang is a Doctor of Medicine, holds a Master’s degree in Psychiatry, Philosophy & Society, and is a BACP accredited Psychotherapist. He is an internationally recognised expert in the field of quality enhancement measures in workplace health and return on investment models. He serves on a number of advisory boards and is a Visiting Professor in Applied Psychology.
He served on the board of the Employee Assistance Research Foundation and the EAPA (Employee Assistance Professionals Association) panel of experts on disaster management and organised trauma response services around the globe.
He has published widely on data-driven health management, clinical outcome measurements, ROI/VOI, dimensions of well-being, new ways of working, intersectionalities between diversity and health, diagnostic criteria of mental health conditions and bio-psycho-social models of healthcare.

Guy Osmond
Managing Director, Osmond Inclusive Wellbeing Services
Guy has been working for nearly fifty years and in ergonomics and wellbeing for over thirty. Along the way, he has learned an enormous amount about people, performance, culture, workplace and engagement. Unfortunately, he has forgotten most of it but still has quite a lot to say about almost anything.

Alex Reffell
Operations Manager, Osmond Inclusive Wellbeing Services
With 14 years in the education sector, Alex has developed a deep understanding of neurodiversity, wellbeing, and the challenges faced in these areas. As someone with lived experience, Alex brings both professional and personal insights to his work. Now, through Osmond Inclusive Wellbeing Services, Alex uses this perspective to help organisations build inclusive environments that effectively promote wellbeing.
Location
Location: Orangebox Showroom, Floor 1, Tiller & Lock, 250 City Road, London EC1V 2AF