Minds Count Annual Lecture - Online Event

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Event link: https://dlapiper.zoom.us/j/64254104276?pwd=UmNEa0hSeG1ZNTVvSkdVRGVneWFqdz09

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**Please allow an additional 5-10 min prior to the start time to connect to the webinar.

Facilitating the webinar this year will be Gus Worland. Gus is an Australian television and radio personality and director and founder of mental health foundation, Gotcha4Life. He is well known for his series of reality television programs for Foxtel (An Aussie Goes Barmy, An Aussie Goes Bolly and An Aussie Goes Calypso) and A&E (Marathon Man). Hosting the 2016 ABC series Man Up was pivotal for Gus. The series was an exploration of modern masculinity (which Gus views is toxic) and men’s mental health issues –. Following the enormous impact of Man Up, Gus founded Gotcha4Life with the mission to target Men’s Mental Health – with the goal of saving lives and making a significant impact in raising the mental state of boys, men and their families.

The keynote speaker will be Lucinda Brogden AM, Chair of the Australian National Mental Health Commission. Lucy has more than 25 years' commercial experience with companies including Macquarie Group and Ernst & Young and more than ten years in organisational psychology. Specifically, Lucy has worked in trusted advisory roles with some of Australia’s leading CEOs, Managing Partners, Ministers and Chairs in investment banking, finance, law and government. Lucy's primary areas of focus are issues facing Mental Health and Wellbeing, particularly in the workplace and the community. She takes an evidence based approach to problem solving and social investment.

Please register for what will be an important speech and discussion that cannot be missed.

Date & time: Monday 31 August, 2020 | 5.55pm for 6.00pm start – 7:15pm.

**Please note we will share the webinar link the morning of the event only with those who have registered – please RSVP by 5pm Friday 28th August 2020.

Annual Awards 2020

The Minds Count Annual Awards are back again this year, looking to recognise leadership and innovation in mental wellbeing in legal workplaces. The categories are:

• Best Mental Wellbeing Initiative in a Legal Workplace, for organisations, and
• Individual Leadership in Legal Mental Wellbeing, for individuals.

Nominations have now closed. Winners will be announced during the Minds Count Annual Lecture Webinar!

We look forward to connecting with you online!

For more information contact hello@mindscount.org