Personal and professional wellbeing and mental health during Covid-19

Sustainability

Andrew Stephen

Associate Dean of Research, L’Oréal Professor of Marketing and Director of the Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative
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One of the world’s leading academic marketing experts, he studies the technology-centric future of the marketing, media and advertising industries.

Michael Gill

Associate Professor in Organisation Studies
His primary research focus is on the experience of modern work, which he seeks to examine from the perspective of workers themselves.

Cammy Crolic

Associate Professor of Marketing
Cammy's research focus is consumer behaviour.

Jan-Emmanuel De Neve

Professor of Economics and Behavioural Science and Director of the Wellbeing Research Centre
Jan's research interests are in behavioural economics, public policy and human wellbeing.
Leadership in Extraordinary Times Covid-19 Employee wellbeing Andrew Stephen Michael Gill Cammy Crolic Jan-Emmanuel De Neve
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Leadership in Extraordinary Times Season 1.

Panel hosted by Andrew Stephen

How can we take care of our mental health while facing the uncertainty of the Covid-19 crisis?

Three Oxford Saïd academics with expertise in the science of wellbeing will offer practical advice based on their research into what makes us happier, how to protect mental health at work and how social media can help our psychological wellbeing.

Panel event with Cammy Crolic, Jan-Emmanuel De Neve and Mike Gill.

 

Andrew Stephen

Associate Dean of Research, L’Oréal Professor of Marketing and Director of the Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative
""
One of the world’s leading academic marketing experts, he studies the technology-centric future of the marketing, media and advertising industries.

Michael Gill

Associate Professor in Organisation Studies
His primary research focus is on the experience of modern work, which he seeks to examine from the perspective of workers themselves.

Cammy Crolic

Associate Professor of Marketing
Cammy's research focus is consumer behaviour.

Jan-Emmanuel De Neve

Professor of Economics and Behavioural Science and Director of the Wellbeing Research Centre
Jan's research interests are in behavioural economics, public policy and human wellbeing.

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