Vision & positioning
Who takes care of those who lead?
A first in MoroccoBridging business and wellbeingAn annual gathering
According to the World Health Organization, 15% of working-age adults were living with a mental disorder in 2019. Depression and anxiety lead to an estimated 12 billion working days lost every year, costing nearly one trillion US dollars.[1]
Yet leaders, whose decisions affect entire teams, rarely talk about it. On International Men's Day, Leading Well opens this conversation with leaders, employers and experts.
“By 2030, […] promote mental health and well-being.”[2]
Objectives
What the webinar sets out to achieve
Raise awareness
Make International Men's Day better known in Morocco and break the taboos around men's mental health.
Share practices
Present the experience of leaders and employers on prevention and well-being at work.
Build a gathering
Lay the foundations of an annual platform for dialogue, from the 2027 edition.
The format · Webinar
An honest conversation
An online webinar: keynote, the employer's view, a panel and audience questions.
Keynote
A leader's wellbeing, told from the inside.
The employer's view
Why a healthy workplace matters for mental health.
Panel
Diplomacy, education and medicine in conversation.
Audience Q&A
Your questions to the speakers, live.
Accessible to all
Moroccan Sign Language and subtitles.
Replay
Sent to every registered participant.
Programme · 9–10:15 am, Morocco time (GMT)
Running order
Welcome and opening
Opening keynote: the leader's wellbeingMoundir Zniber, CEO, Gaia Energy
Keynote: why a healthy workplace makes the differenceAmine Sekhri, Country Director, AstraZeneca Morocco
Dialogue: leader and employer, together for wellbeingJean-Lou Blachier, President, Groupement du Patronat Francophone (GPF)Amine Sekhri, Country Director, AstraZeneca MoroccoModerated by Moundir Zniber, CEO, Gaia Energy
Panel: “Losing a deal doesn't mean losing everything”Speakers to be announced soon
Audience questions and closing
Who it is for
A conversation for those who lead
Leaders & CEOs
Taking care of yourself to lead others better.
HR & wellbeing
Practical approaches for teams.
Health
The view of care professionals.
Policymakers
Public policy and prevention.
Students & young people
Tomorrow's leaders, often left out of major forums.
Deaf and hard-of-hearing people
Moroccan Sign Language interpretation and subtitles.
Speakers
Different perspectives, one shared topic
Moundir Zniber
CEO, Gaia Energy · Author of “Le Chemin”
Jean-Lou Blachier
President, Groupement du Patronat Francophone (GPF)
Amine Sekhri
Country Director, AstraZeneca Morocco
A lost deal, a failed exam, a project that stops: for young men, failure is often lived in silence, as if it questioned their worth. Entrepreneurs and students share their setbacks, the pressure they feel and how they learned to bounce back. An honest conversation to remind us that we are more than what we achieve, and that taking care of our mental health is part of the journey.
Registration · Limited places
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Register to receive the Zoom link before the webinar, then the replay.
3Aligned with the United Nations 2030 Agenda
References
- World Health Organization and International Labour Organization (2022), Guidelines on mental health at work, as reported by UN News (28 September 2022). news.un.org
- United Nations. Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages, target 3.4. sdgs.un.org