Insurance Cares: Liberty’s McNulty named mental health leader
Pauline McNulty is part of the InsideOut LeaderBoard which is designed to help break down the stigma of mental ill-health in the workplace.
Executive programme director at Liberty Specialty Markets, Pauline McNulty has been awarded a place on the InsideOut inaugural LeaderBoard which has been set up to address the problems faced by people with mental health issues in the workplace.
Unveiled at a launch event at Liberty Specialty Markets’ (LSM) London office last week, the LeaderBoard consists of a number of senior leaders prepared to talk publicly about their own experience of mental ill-health.
According to InsideOut, the list
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