ERA Webinar with Michelle Flynn

Wednesday 15th July 2026 @ 12pm-1pm GMT

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‘I Don’t Have Time… Yes You Do.’ with Michelle Flynn.

In recruitment, “I don’t have time” is a common blocker to consistent success. But the real issue isn’t time it’s focus, structure and reactive habits.

This practical, high-energy session helps the audience to understand where their day actually goes, why they feel constantly busy but not always productive, and how small changes can dramatically increase output.

We explore:

  • How distractions and constant notifications kill momentum
  • Why multitasking is reducing placements
  • Simple daily structure that protects time
  • How to take back control of your desk without working longer hours

People will leave with a clear plan to create more placements, better candidate relationship, and less end-of-day frustration using the time they already have.

Because in recruitment, time isn’t the problem. Structure is.

 

Bio: Michelle Flynn

In recruitment, I don’t have time is a common blocker to consistent success. But the real issue isn’t time it’s focus, structure and reactive habits. Michelle is a Health & Performance Coach and Breathwork Instructor, with a 20-year background in recruitment including 8 years as a top performer at SThree’s Computer Futures and Internal Recruitment Manager for a Consultancy. She now coaches recruitment leaders and / or their teams to improve wellbeing, reduce burnout and enhance productivity and consistent performance.

 

ERA Members free

Guest non member £50

ERA Annual General Meeting

Tuesday 31st March 2026 @ 12pm GMT

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The ERA Annual General Meeting 2025-2026

The ERA Annual General Meeting for 2025-2026. Members Only

 

ERA Webinar with Jo Phillips

Wednesday 29th April 2026 @ 12pm-1pm BST.

(Please note, spaces are limited. Your full participation will be required throughout).

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‘IamRemarkable’ with Jo Phillips. 

‘IAmRemarkable’ is a global movement that empowers everyone, including underrepresented groups, to celebrate their achievements in the workplace and beyond, while challenging the social perception around self-promotion.
In this interactive session, you will participate in group discussions and exercises to increase your comfort and confidence in self-promotion.
During this 60 minute workshop we will:
● reflect on our own limiting beliefs on self-promotion
● share data and research regarding self-promotion and bias
● go through the main exercise to help you identify and share your achievements
● wrap up with discussion and take home exercises.

The workshop is specifically designed to help women to talk about their achievements in the workplace and beyond. It’s online, it’s Googles’ IamRemarkable and its frankly an honour to deliver it, and I’ve delivered programmes all over the world to Pepsico, Natwest, Maersk, IATA, Dell, IBM, GDC, Redhat, Softwire,…the list goes on but this one is specifically for women who want to know how to talk about their accomplishments without bragging, only spaces for 25 attendees. If you struggle to talk about your achievements, if it makes you cringe, if you feel like its boasting and you can’t get past this… this is for you Let’s get you to a place you can talk openly and easily about the value you bring, it’s important because ability alone won’t get you to where you want to be, whether you are selling, negotiating, looking for a new role a promotion or just to elevate your personal brand, you have to be able to articulate your accomplishments.

During the workshop.

  • All cameras on – non-negotiable, kids, cats, amazon delivery drivers, all welcome, but cameras on so that I can give each person the attention they need.
  • Timings – meeting opens 10 minutes before start time, at exactly the start time I will kick off the workshop, anyone who is 3 mins late or more will not be let into the workshop. This programme is a brilliant, and beautifully crafted workshop, Google have done an amazing
    job, however it requires psychology safety and focus.
  • Yes you can eat, and yes you can chat, and yes you will be interacting, and no it’s not recorded, and yes you can share, and yes it’s all P&C, and no you don’t need to do any prep, and yes you can be dressed casually. Oh and phones off, this is your time, to focus on
    your own personal development.

Bio: Jo Phillips

Jo Phillips is the Founder and MD of The Woman Behind The Women – a movement created to help women achieve pay parity, get the promotion they deserve and enable organisations around the world to benefit from gender-balanced leadership.

After a highly successful career as a leader in recruitment, Jo moved into senior leadership roles in learning and development, designing and delivering landmark programmes across multiple formats.

She witnessed – and experienced – the invisible barriers women face around pay, promotion and recognition – and made it her mission to help women re-establish their confidence and navigate the workplace with clarity and conviction.

Jo gained her Masters as a Qualified Executive Coach, is Systemic Team Coaching Certified and a Hogan Behaviour assessor. Since setting up The Woman Behind The Women, she has delivered over 23,000 hours of training and developed full-scale learning journeys for organisations across multiple industries and geographies that have a genuine desire to elevate women from within.

Today, Jo coaches senior women to overcome self-doubt, speak with presence and lead with power.

Jo is recognised for her inclusive, open, and knowledgeable approach. last year alone Jo’s clients gained an average salary increase of 39% with the highest increase being 70K, Jo is passionate about diversity and inclusion and is a gold level facilitator for Google’s #IamRemarkable global initiative.

Her Corporate clients include Softwire, Paycaptain, Enchanting Travels, BBC, Glean, Together Money, Redhat, SPs Technology, Tencent, DHL Supply Chain, Backbase, Hargreaves Lansdown, Kainos, Currys, PC World, Bosh Rexroth and many more. She is based in the UK, has a preteen son, and is an avid fan of reading. She is constantly researching the challenges that women face, hosts the Podcast “The Chat
Womb”, is an engaging public speaker, and has a community of over 400 women and allies.

She’s a trusted sounding board to multiple organisations, an honest mirror and a fierce advocate for women who are ready to rise.

Because when a woman finds her voice, she changes everything.

 

ERA Members free