PSMG Autumn Meeting 2008
13-14/10/2008

Ken Buist, Keynote Speaker - Author
‘Shaped’ for Leadership'

The group were enriched and challenged to be the best leader possible by Ken Buist’s iconoclastic connection style. Through a combination of presentation, participation, on-line comprehensive personal reports and coaching, participants learned of their particular leadership ‘shape’ within which they were uniquely equipped. They discovered and developed a unique Leadership Character & Leadership Style, describing the authentic “you” . Finally they received the key to unlock their full potential and become the leader they wanted to be.

Mr Noel Staunton, Consultant Pharmacist, M.R.PharmS, MBA, Dip H. Econ, 3i Consultancy Ltd

"As we all know the NHS is in a constant state of change. However, many NHS announcements come to nothing and even those that are followed through to completion may not affect pharma or your portfolio. The trick is to identify those changes that affect Pharma and then to do something about them. In his session Noel gave a rapid overview of all the widely discussed NHS changes of the last 5 years and helped identify which are to be taken seriously and which aren't."
For a copy of the presentation click here.

Apodi Ltd Presentation

• Introduction to Apodi – Gillian Morgan, Director of Resourcing & Development

• What is ‘Duty of Care’? – Justine Harvey, Head of HR Services
• Legal Responsibilities
• Best Practice
• Driving at Work
• Corporate Manslaughter
• Stress
• Case Study
• Summary

“What is Duty of Care? An interactive session exploring an employer’s legal responsibilities and recommended best practice in relation to “Duty of Care”. This workshop provided practical advice and guidance for employer’s on how to minimise their legal exposure in this often unclear area of employment law. ”
For a copy of the presentation click here.

The Charities the PSMG support

During this meeting we asked two of the charities we support to come and give a small presentation on the work they do and the PSMG presented them with a cheque for £2500 each.
For PSMG Charities click here.