ABOUT
The Global Benefits
Forum 2024
4-5 JULY
Join the brightest talent from the HR and benefits community for a two-day forum at a retreat in the heart of the English countryside.
Combining dynamic working sessions with networking, recreation and relaxation, this year's forum will be held just outside of London at Pennyhill Park Hotel and Spa - a 19th Century English country manor and training ground for England Rugby since 2003.
A World of Possibilities
Hear from the likes of Dana Citron, Director of Global Health & Wellbeing at DHL Group, and Richard Wallis, Head of International Benefits at Aggreko, as senior industry contributors from the world of Employee Benefits come together.
We’ll share insights and solutions from different perspectives for the new working world, as we focus on People Risk through different lenses.
To ensure ample opportunity to network and collaborate, working sessions are combined with leisure time and relaxation – because sometimes the best ideas come up in downtime.
Find out more
Highlights from last year's forum
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Our
Speakers
PEOPLE RISK THROUGH DIFFERENT LENSES
Sir Clive Woodward
OBE
Sir Clive Woodward is the former World Cup winning Head Coach of the England Rugby team and the founder and chairman of Hive Learning; an app designed to improve the quality of learning in business and sport.
Dana
Citron
DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING, DHL GROUP
Through evaluating historical health risks and trends in a country and on a business unit basis, Dana works with the global, regional and local HR partners to offer tailored health and wellbeing guidance and solutions that specifically target primary cost and claim drivers.
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Richard
Wallis
HEAD OF INTERNATIONAL BENEFITS, AGGREKO
Richard is the Head of International Benefits at Aggreko, working to modernise and complete a comprehensive Global Management Model for Benefits across the Globe for their 6100 employees. Aggreko are the world’s leading supplier of temporary energy solutions and operate in 90 countries (and counting).
Agenda
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The
Venue
ABOUT THE VENUE:
This year's forum will be held just outside of London at Pennyhill Park, a five-star hotel and spa set within a 19th century English country manor and 120 acres of parkland.
All two-day forum tickets include an overnight stay on the 4th July, plus meals including breakfasts, lunches and our gala dinner at the manor house.
Location
FULL ADDRESS:
Pennyhill Park Hotel & Spa
London Road
Bagshot
GU19 5EU
SATNAV: GU19 5EU
Getting there
Getting there
The nearest train station with fast and direct trains from London is Woking Station. South Western Railway services from London Waterloo run frequently and take 23-35 minutes. This is followed by a 20-25 minutes car/taxi journey.
There are major direct roads from London, with the drive time from central London around 1-1.5 hours (traffic dependent). Pennyhill Park is located just off the M3 in Bagshot with parking available at the venue.
The nearest airport is London Heathrow. The drive to Pennyhill Park is 20-30 minutes (15 miles) using the M25 and M3 motorways. London Gatwick and London Luton will require significantly more travel time. London City Airport is not recommended.
Taxi app Uber is available in the area, plus local taxi companies, who provide pick up from local stations or airport transfers:
Accommodation
Pennyhill Park has eight electric charging points in the hotel car park. These are available to hotel guests on a first come first basis and are currently priced at
35p per KWh.
Accommodation
THE HOTEL
Situated in the heart of the Surrey countryside, Pennyhill Park Hotel & Spa sits among 120 acres of parkland and has official B-Corp status.
Each delegate has one night's accommodation included in their ticket, inclusive of the gala dinner in the main Mansion at the Pennyhill Park Hotel.
