FREE event, register today!- Join Lorraine Candy and Trish Halpin, for very special event to help you kickstart your thinking and planning for where life might take you next.

We’ve teamed up with our campaign partners at Postcards from Midlife to bring you a LIVE podcast recording on Tuesday 15th October at the Leicester Square Theatre, 7pm – and the best part? Tickets are completely FREE, thanks to Phoenix Insights.

As well as sharing their personal stories of midlife reinvention, Lorraine and Trish will also be chatting to some very special guests, including,  best-selling author, adventure activist and career changer Jessica Hepburn, business leader and former global advertising CEO Karen Blackett and co-author of The Squiggly Career and co-founder of Amazing If, Sarah Ellis.  

Each of our guests have remarkable stories; Jessica left a leading role in the arts when she realised that striving for professional achievements was her way of masking the pain of infertility. What followed was a remarkable and unexpected journey that saw her become the first woman in the world to swim the English Channel, run a road marathon and summit Mount Everest.

Also expect great insights from Karen and Sarah who be on hand to inspire and guide you through making changes to your career, whether small steps or big shifts.  Prepare to think about reigniting your career, retraining in something new and embark on your next adventure.

Work plays a significant role in helping people to secure a life of possibilities. Want we need and want from work changes throughout our lives. Whether reassessing your existing role, upskilling for new opportunities, or exploring something completely different, this event aims to help people take more control of their careers.

If you’re interested in this very special one-off event, sign up to be notified when tickets are available via the link in our bio now! Once they’re gone, they’re gone!

To register for your place for a FREE ticket, follow the link below
Postcards from Midlife: Free Tickets – Leicester Square Theatre