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Graeme Cowan
Graeme is a keynote speaker who helps leaders build resilient and successful teams, without losing their best people to burnout. He is also a founding board director of R U OK? and host of The Caring CEO podcast – rated #2 globally in workplace mental health. His new Wiley book is "GREAT LEADER'S CARE: Developing safe, resilient, and successful teams", and he co-founded WeCARE365 which produces customised and practical eLearning, to help managers have better burnout prevention conversations.
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