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Corporate Coach Group in the Media
Chris Farmer and Corporate Coach Group have been featured multiple times in the national press as experts in leadership, management and workplace wellbeing. National newspapers such as The Daily Mirror and The Daily Express, as well as major broadcasters including the BBC and Channel 4, have sought Chris's expertise.
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As a training provider established since 1997, Corporate Coach Group is regularly approached for expert comment on workplace topics including leadership, management, conflict and employee wellbeing.
Imposter Syndrome
Chris offered his insights on Imposter Syndrome in an article published in The Daily Mirror. One in three working adults in the UK suffer from Imposter Syndrome, according to a study by YouGov. The article explores the causes of Imposter Syndrome and how to overcome it.
Working Adults Affected
One in three UK working adults suffer from Imposter Syndrome, according to a YouGov study.
Source: YouGov
Research cited in The Daily Mirror feature with expert commentary from Chris Farmer.
"Understanding Imposter Syndrome is the first step to overcoming it. Once you recognise the pattern of thinking, you can begin to challenge it with evidence."
Chris Farmer
Founder, Corporate Coach Group
Workers Rights: Everything You Need to Know About Sick Pay Changes
Chris was interviewed for expert comment on the changes to sick pay rights in the UK. The article was published in The Daily Express and explores how new legislation affects both employees and employers.
"The bill will eliminate the waiting period for statutory sick pay, meaning workers will receive SSP from day one of illness rather than day four. This change is intended to support low-income workers but places an additional financial burden on employers."
Chris Farmer, Founder of Corporate Coach Group — quoted in The Daily Express
Key Points Covered in the Article
- SSP now payable from day one of illness, removing the three-day waiting period
- Financial implications for employers, particularly small and medium businesses
- How organisations can prepare their policies for the new rules
- The broader context of workplace wellbeing and employee support
Why Organisations Trust CCG
- CPD accredited training
- Established since 1997
- Thousands of delegates trained
- Expert commentary sought by national press
Broadcast Media
In addition to national newspapers, Chris Farmer has been interviewed by major UK broadcasters on topics relating to leadership, management and the modern workplace.
BBC
Chris Farmer has been interviewed by the BBC as an expert in his field, bringing practical, evidence-based insights to mainstream audiences.
Channel 4
Channel 4 has featured Chris Farmer as an authority on various topics, drawing on his 25+ years of experience.
Press and Media Enquiries
If you are a journalist or broadcaster looking for expert commentary on leadership, management, workplace wellbeing or people development, we would be happy to assist.
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Corporate Coach Group's trainers and founder are available to provide expert commentary across a broad range of workplace and leadership topics.
Leadership & Management
Practical, evidence-based leadership principles for modern organisations.
Time Management
How professionals can prioritise effectively and reclaim productive time.
Conflict Management
Resolving workplace conflict constructively and professionally.
Communication Skills
Clear, assertive communication in teams and leadership contexts.
Workplace Wellbeing
Imposter Syndrome, stress and building a positive mindset at work.
Team Development
Building high-performing teams with shared values and clear goals.
And more…
We cover a wide range of workplace, leadership and management topics. Get in touch to discuss your needs.
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The topics Chris comments on in the press are the same topics we cover on our practical, CPD-accredited training courses. Browse our full range or speak to us about an in-house programme.
