Session Details
Everyone is invited to join The Printing Charity and industry partners for a live Knowledge Exchange session to discuss what workplace wellbeing initiatives are proven to work well in our sectors.
We all know that when employees thrive in the workplace, businesses thrive, too. This open forum is an opportunity to share ideas, be inspired by others’ activity, and learn about what’s worked well for businesses in our sector in the area of workplace wellbeing.
During the session, you’ll hear how businesses in print and the allied trades are supporting the mental wellbeing of their staff, and have chance to share your own insights with others who are looking to start a workplace wellbeing programme.
Speakers
Nicola Peacock
Senior Relationship ManagerThe Printing CharityNicola Peacock has over 25 years’ experience in print, and has worked for organisations including HP. A passionate advocate of supporting employee wellbeing, Nicola was instrumental in the launch and roll out of the Printing Charity helpline.
She works closely with the charity's helpline partners and the industry's trade bodies to ensure that as many people are possible are aware of all the support opportunities available from the Printing Charity. Nicola is a trained Mental Health First Aider and understands the value and importance of the practical and emotional support we offer to employees of our industry.
She works closely with the charity's helpline partners and the industry's trade bodies to ensure that as many people are possible are aware of all the support opportunities available from the Printing Charity. Nicola is a trained Mental Health First Aider and understands the value and importance of the practical and emotional support we offer to employees of our industry.
Sam Morgan
Operations DirectorSignspeedSam joined Signspeed in 2017 after a career in admin at a local zoo, where Signspeed produced all the signage.
With three children then in full-time education, Sam was ready for a new challenge. Sam began as Production Coordinator, managing workflow from quoting to installation.
In 2020, Sam and now-business partner Donna James completed on an employee buyout.
Now, as Operational Director, Sam is focused on building a strong future for Signspeed and its team, making sure it is a place where people feel supported and enjoy coming to work.
With three children then in full-time education, Sam was ready for a new challenge. Sam began as Production Coordinator, managing workflow from quoting to installation.
In 2020, Sam and now-business partner Donna James completed on an employee buyout.
Now, as Operational Director, Sam is focused on building a strong future for Signspeed and its team, making sure it is a place where people feel supported and enjoy coming to work.
Donna James
Commercial Director SignspeedDonna started working at Signspeed in 2018 in a Sales and Admin role, bringing with her a background in business development and previous experience working for a local newspaper.
When the opportunity came up to be part of an employee buyout, Donna saw it as a chance to stay in an industry she cared about and help shape its future.
Now, as Commercial Director, Donna's role includes networking, business development, and supporting a positive and healthy working environment for the Signspeed team.
When the opportunity came up to be part of an employee buyout, Donna saw it as a chance to stay in an industry she cared about and help shape its future.
Now, as Commercial Director, Donna's role includes networking, business development, and supporting a positive and healthy working environment for the Signspeed team.
Stuart Harley
CEOXplorerGroupStuart Harley is CEO of XplorerGroup, the multi-brand franchise group behind Kall Kwik, ComputerXplorers and ActiveXplorers.
A former franchisee turned multi-brand franchisor, Stuart acquired Kall Kwik in 2024, bringing fresh energy to the 45-year-old print and design brand. He also owns and operates the Kall Kwik Chiswick site, gaining vital on-the-ground insights to support network growth and innovation.
Stuart’s franchise journey began in 2019 with ComputerXplorers, which he scaled into the network’s largest territory before acquiring the brand in 2021.
With a background in sales and business development, Stuart champions technology, operational excellence, and franchisee success. His work has earned industry recognition, including multiple national awards. He is passionate about empowering others through franchising and building scalable, future-ready business models.
A former franchisee turned multi-brand franchisor, Stuart acquired Kall Kwik in 2024, bringing fresh energy to the 45-year-old print and design brand. He also owns and operates the Kall Kwik Chiswick site, gaining vital on-the-ground insights to support network growth and innovation.
Stuart’s franchise journey began in 2019 with ComputerXplorers, which he scaled into the network’s largest territory before acquiring the brand in 2021.
With a background in sales and business development, Stuart champions technology, operational excellence, and franchisee success. His work has earned industry recognition, including multiple national awards. He is passionate about empowering others through franchising and building scalable, future-ready business models.