Safety And Risk Success9 Apr 2021

Introducing Project Mollitiam with Colin Nottage and James MacPherson

You may know Colin Nottage and James MacPherson from their hugely successful podcasts but you might not know that they've joined forces to create a valuable community and resources for the safety profession called Project Mollitiam. In this episode of the show, we unpack this: What's the concept? Why did the guys feel this was needed? What was the gap they're seeking to fill? Their "why", essentially. How it all works and what members get: from facilitated weekly calls, to a book club, a library of resources, quarterly events and access to Colin and James' insights and network It's all about interaction, a safe place to ask questions and develop ideas, and trying to drive innovation in the safety world The benefits of this kind of supportive, high-performance environment in personal development and growth (and here I share my experiences from an entrepreneur / small business accelerator I am a part of through www.dent.global, too) If you're involved in the safety world, from early in your career looking for guidance and inspiration, through to being more experienced and wanting to share your knowledge and give something back, I'm sure you'll enjoy this episode and will be interested to check out Project Mollitiam. Find out more here: www.projectmollitiam.com Listen to Colin on The Interesting Health & Safety Podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-interesting-health-safety-podcast/id1467771449 Follow James on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeSzxgNnZ8QE0bdZRIxf8eAor his podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/rebranding-safety/id1445367198 And for more on Slip Safety Services, visit: https://slipsafety.co.uk/start

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