Masterclass Channel

Despite being more connected than ever, we’re living in what many are calling the loneliest generation in history. This special 1 hour masterclass, held in honour of International Friendship Day, takes a powerful look at the growing epidemic of loneliness, and how we can break the cycle.

Led by Olivia our Personal Development Coach, this session explores the social and psychological roots of modern loneliness, its impact on our health and happiness, and most importantly, what we can do to rebuild meaningful human connection in our everyday lives.

Whether you're feeling isolated, supporting someone who is, or simply looking to strengthen your relationships, this masterclass offers practical insights, real stories, and thoughtful strategies to help you reconnect, with yourself and others.

Let’s break the silence together.


International Friendship Day Special: Breaking the Silence - Ending the Loneliness Epidemic of Our Generation

Pensions can feel like a distant concern, but understanding them now could make all the difference to your future. In this 1 hour masterclass, our financial wellbeing expert breaks down the essentials of pensions in plain language: what they are, how they work, and why they matter more than you might think. Whether you're early in your career or already planning for retirement, this session will give you the clarity and confidence to make informed decisions about your long-term financial wellbeing.

Expect practical advice, myth-busting insights, and time for your questions, all designed to help you take control of your financial future.


What Is Your Pension and Why Does It Matter?

*The Ability to Turn Weaknesses into Strengths*

**Guest:** Alexandre Lemaitre – Para-jiujitsu World Champion, Inclusive Fashion Model, and Founder of The Wheelies Project

**Host:** Bianca Errigo, Founder of HumanOS

In this live episode of *HumanOS Heroes*, Bianca sits down with Alexandre Lemaitre, an athlete, model, and advocate using his story to challenge how we think about disability, strength, and inclusion.

Born with cerebral palsy and later diagnosed with untreatable sleep apnea, Alexandre hasn’t just navigated a world not built for him—he’s made a name for himself within it. From winning world titles in para-jiujitsu, to rolling fashion runways, to launching *The Wheelies Project*, Alexandre is reshaping the narrative around disability and mental health.

This conversation explores:

*   What it really means to turn a perceived weakness into power
*   Why people with disabilities remain one of the most overlooked talent pools
*   What companies are still getting wrong about inclusion
*   The importance of identity, visibility, and environments that reflect everyone

We also talk about action, how to be a better ally, what subtle exclusion often looks like, and what needs to shift in workspaces and society more broadly.

More than a highlight reel, this is a raw, honest conversation about resilience, representation, and using your voice to change the narrative.


HumanOS Heroes Live: In Conversation with Alexandre Lemaitre - The Ability to Turn Weaknesses into Strengths

Daniel is a seasoned people and culture leader with a background in employee experience, learning & development, internal communications, and employer branding. Currently serving as the Director of Employee Experience at Veza, he leads initiatives that enhance onboarding, recognition, and company culture across a fast-growing, high-performing organization. As a former actor, Daniel brings a unique blend of creativity, empathy, and stage presence to his work, making him a dynamic communicator and culture builder. Passionate about creating workplaces where people thrive, Daniel is known for his ability to connect teams, scale thoughtful programs, and build authentic experiences that leave a lasting impact.


HumanOS Heroes: How to Build Experiences People Remember

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International Friendship Day Special: Breaking the Silence - Ending the Loneliness Epidemic of Our Generation

What Is Your Pension and Why Does It Matter?