Blake Morgan named finalist in two Business Culture Awards

Posted on 22nd September 2022

Blake Morgan is delighted to announce that they have been named finalists in two categories at the 2022 Business Culture Awards.

The leading law firm have been shortlisted for the ‘Best Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Initiative’ and the ‘Best Wellbeing Initiative for Business Culture (Large Organisation)’.

Finalists have taken notable steps to create a stand-out business culture. Organisations need to have achieved a measurable impact.

Blake Morgan HR & Development Director, Liz Bryne commented:

It is a fantastic achievement to be shortlisted. It is a testament to the quality of our work and initiatives that we have put in place, which focus on EDI and the wellbeing of everyone at Blake Morgan. We want our people to be their best, happy and fulfilled at work.

The Business Culture Awards will take place on Wednesday, 5 October at the De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms, London.

Find out more about a career at Blake Morgan and the initiatives here.

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