The Wrexham Young Professionals (WYP) group brought together local talent and business leaders at Moneypenny’s offices with an aim to support the next generation in their careers.
The breakfast morning included a special session hosted by Rhys Williams and Chris Nelson at Phoenix Counselling Group on mental health challenges in the workplace. Moneypenny’s Working Life Manager Hannah Williams Skinner joined both Rhys and Chris to deliver this session from a “real world” experience and shared how the group have helped Moneypenny promote and drive changes to continue to provide wellbeing support to the team. They also discussed the range of support services available to help young professionals overcome, and feel comfortable, to share their challenges to allow them to grow and thrive in their career journeys.
Josh Williams at WYP and WR Partners said:
“We are a relatively new group, but events like this continue to reiterate the reason why this group was formed and demonstrates the need for a platform in the Wrexham community to support the next generation to connect, collaborate and grow, both as individuals and professionals. On behalf of WYP, we’d like to thank Moneypenny for continuing to support us and the team at Phoenix Counselling for sharing their experiences. Both companies align with our mission and we look forward to future collaborations.”
Wendy Swash, Chief Operating Officer at Moneypenny, said:
“Events like this are crucial for fostering the growth of the next generation and by providing a space for young talent to connect, learn, and gain confidence, we’re not only supporting their individual career journeys but also strengthening the future of business in Wrexham and beyond.”
