Cumbria Chamber of Commerce has announced another addition to its Conference Cumbria line-up.
The Harrison Network will deliver a workshop at the event on October 2 at Derwent Pencil Factory in Keswick.
Since founding Harrison Network in Keswick in 2014, Lucy Harrison and her team have worked across a range of industries, from emergency services to global retail, helping clients develop leadership, improve performance, and build cultures that thrive.
A strategic, organisational and executive coach and facilitator, Lucy has helped shift cultures in some of the toughest places to work on earth.
Her bestselling book Soft Skills for Tough Jobs published in 2022 shares her unique, practical approach to driving change through conversation.
The network’s Heather Grisedale is a specialist in improving workplace experience for both employees and customers, working within distribution, manufacturing, tourism and construction industries. She has a knack for supporting leaders to build a better people experience and deliver tangible business benefits.
At Conference Cumbria 2025, Lucy and Heather will deliver a workshop, Building a culture of performance.
Based on the idea that people form the backbone of any business and how those people feel about a business has a huge impact on its success, the workshop will explore how to improve the working environment in your business to get the most out of your people.
Lucy and Heather will explore:
- How to turn just doing the job into going the extra mile
- What is the value of your values? Are they words on a wall or a rallying cry?
- Why culture drives performance, and the impact of poor company cultures
Lesley Robinson, head of business support at Cumbria Chamber of Commerce, said: “We can’t wait to hear from Lucy and Heather at Conference Cumbria this year.
“Creating a winning company culture and getting the most out of your people, is vital for any business that wants to take action to seize opportunities – which is exactly what this year’s theme, Make it Happen, is all about.
“With tickets selling fast, we’d urge everyone to book now to avoid disappointment!”
The conference will feature keynote speaker Sara Davies and is expected to attract over 300 people from business across Cumbria and further afield.
Tickets can be purchased via the chamber’s website at https://my.cumbriachamber.co.uk/calendar_detail.html?eid=369B52DD-0750-4BC3-8B7A-3DB14EF7D30C
Member tickets are priced at £85+VAT and non-member tickets at £110+VAT. Exhibition spaces can also be purchased for an additional £75+VAT/£95+VAT respectively, along with a ticket.
Sponsors are Dodd & Co, Go Low Carbon, David Allen, Razzamataz and Westmorland & Furness Council. Businesses interested in finding out more about sponsorship options should contact Lesley Robinson – [email protected]
