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Global Wellness Day is more than a symbolic awareness day. It is an opportunity for organisations to pause, recognise the impact of stress and workload on employees, and introduce practical actions that genuinely support wellbeing over time. From small initiatives like no-meeting mornings to long-term workplace wellbeing strategies, the day encourages companies to create healthier, more human working environments where employees feel valued, supported, and able to thrive.
A strong benefits package does far more than improve employee satisfaction: it shapes whether people feel supported enough to stay long term. From wellbeing initiatives and financial security to flexible working and practical day-to-day support, the benefits employees value most are often the ones that make working life feel genuinely sustainable. Organisations that invest in those experiences build stronger loyalty, reduce turnover, and create workplaces people are less willing to leave behind.
In a world of hybrid work, flexible schedules, and rising expectations, organisations are being judged not only on what they offer employees, but on how easy and effective it is to get work done.
A beautiful office doesn’t guarantee a great employee experience. That is the core message of a new feature published in Facilitate Magazine by our Managing Director for Circles UK & Ireland, Michael Fildes-Peace.
Improving employee well-being requires more than occasional perks or wellness initiatives. Businesses that prioritise mental, physical, and emotional support create healthier, more engaged teams with stronger long-term retention.
Most organisations can define their values. The real challenge is making employees experience them consistently every day. When culture and values truly align, they shape engagement, wellbeing, collaboration, and long-term business performance.
In the third instalment of our Today's Workplace Q&A series, Michael Fildes-Peace tackles the hidden "mental load" that traditional benefits often overlook.
Recognition gets people through the door, but true appreciation is what keeps them invested once they’re there.
Building a hybrid team culture does not happen by default: it requires deliberate design around trust, equitable communication, and a reimagined employee experience.