Collaborative Leadership with Clare Chapman, Chair, and Susan Clews, Chief Executive, Acas
Author WIG Date 23 Mar 2022
A recording of the WIG Virtual Live Briefing: Collaborative Leadership with Clare Chapman, Chair, and Susan Clews, Chief Executive, Acas
We were delighted to invite to you this Virtual Live Briefing with Clare Chapman, Chair, and Susan Clews, Chief Executive, Acas, as they share their leadership journey throughout the pandemic.
Join us online for your opportunity to:
· Understand the impact of the pandemic on senior leaders and the importance of collaboration between the Senior Leadership Team and Board
· Learn how organisations are acting to rebuild employee trust and improve workplace relationships
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Speakers at the Event
Susan Clews was appointed as Acas Chief Executive in December 2018.
Since joining Acas as an adviser and conciliator over 25 years ago, Susan has had a range of operational and leadership roles. She was Director for Acas Yorkshire & Humber and Acas North West teams and has held national roles as Acas Strategy Director and Chief Operations Officer.
Susan is passionate about making workplaces productive and good places to work, based on strong foundations of compassionate leadership, employee voice and inclusive workplace culture. She is developing how Acas supports business and employees as independent, impartial and trusted workplace experts, as the labour market re-builds after the pandemic. Susan is proud to have been in the civil service for most of her working life, and to work with the great people in Acas.
Clare Chapman became Acas Chair in July 2020. Acas (the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service) works with millions of employers and employees every year to improve workplace relationships through advice, guidance, dispute resolution services and training. Acas is an independent public body that receives funding from the government. Clare is a Non-Executive Director and Remuneration Chair at M&G and The Weir Group and is Co-Chair of The Purposeful Company with Will Hutton. Clare was previously Group People Director at BT Group and before that, Director General of Workforce at the Department of Health. Clare is also a Trustee of the Reconciling Leaders Network, part of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s commitment to mobilise a generation to live out roles as peacemakers and reconcilers.