December 6, 2021
Safety & Health Expo is one of the largest gatherings of practitioners on the planet and as such we take our responsibility of curating the best possible content line up very seriously. Read More
November 30, 2021
Safety & Health Expo is looking for speakers. Are you interested in joining the line-up? Read More
May 24, 2021
Amy will be giving an inspirational keynote presentation at the virtual Workplace Wellbeing Conference on Wednesday 2 June. In her speech, Amy will share her take on wellbeing. Read More
May 21, 2021
Tim will be giving an inspirational keynote presentation at the virtual Workplace Wellbeing Conference on Thursday 3 June. During the session, he will be touching on how he mentally prepared for a trip to space and his thoughts and tips on managing stress in stressful situations. Read More
May 12, 2021
Alastair Campbell interviewed by SHP's Charlotte Geoghegan on mental health for Workplace Wellbeing Virtual Conference. Read More
June 20, 2019
Arguably one of the best-known rugby players in the world Jonny Wilkinson CBE, who famously kicked the drop goal that won England the 2003 World Cup with just seconds left in the final, took to a packed Keynote Theatre on the final day of Safety & Health Expo 2019. Read More
June 18, 2019
The first ‘Inspirational Keynote’ session of this year’s Safety and Health Expo, and speaking as part of ‘Women in Health & Safety’, Steph McGovern is a household name to most of us via her career in journalism and appearances on a wide range of TV shows. Read More
June 9, 2019
Much of Jonny’s success on the field has taken its psychological toll. He has dealt with depression, anxiety and panic attacks. Read More
April 5, 2019
The 2019 Safety & Health Expo Inspirational Speaker line-up has been announced. The show is held at London’s ExCel from Read More
March 29, 2019
Hear Eddie speak about his career, his most serious injury and his perspective on risk at ExCeL in June. The talk will bring new insights into courage and risk with engagement, humour and a touch of seriousness, so that the safety community can make better risk assessments. Read More