As AI continues to reshape the workplace, what does it mean for our wellbeing, relationships and human connection?

Join us for the Wellbeing Champions Lunch 2027, an engaging and thought-provoking event exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, workplace wellbeing and the human connections that help people and organisations thrive.

As AI becomes an increasingly prominent part of our working lives, it brings exciting opportunities alongside important questions. Could AI help us work smarter and support our wellbeing, or might it challenge the relationships, empathy and sense of connection that are essential to a healthy workplace?

Through expert insights, we’ll explore these questions together, sharing perspectives, experiences and practical ideas for creating a more connected and wellbeing-focused workforce in an AI-enabled world.

What to expect

• Expert keynote: Discover research and insights into how AI is influencing human connection, workplace relationships and wellbeing.
• Interactive table discussions: Share perspectives, explore different experiences and consider  what AI means for individuals, teams and organisations. Contribute to meaningful conversations and help shape the themes explored during the fireside chat.
• Lunch and networking: Connect with fellow Wellbeing Champions and professionals passionate about creating healthier, happier and more supportive workplaces, while continuing conversations and exchanging ideas.
• Panel discussion: Explore the importance of human connection in an AI-enabled workforce, discussing emerging challenges, opportunities and practical ways to keep people and wellbeing at the heart of the workplace.

Whether you're a wellbeing champion, HR professional, people leader or simply curious about the future of work, this event offers an opportunity to reflect, connect and learn together.

Let's explore how we can embrace the benefits of AI while keeping people, wellbeing and human connection at the heart of our workplaces.

Brought to you by the pro-manchester Wellbeing Champions committee