Employer Expression of Interest

Interested in getting involved with Genie Connect?

Following the first phase of Genie Connect and our recent employer planning survey, we are now bringing large/macro employers together to explore and test practical approaches through Workplace Visits and Accelerator Action Groups.

Please complete the short form below to express your interest in getting involved.
About You
1.Name:(Required.)
2.Job role(Required.)
3.Email:(Required.)
4.Organisation:(Required.)
5.Sector:
6.Have you previously taken part in Genie Connect?(Required.)
How would you like to get involved?
7.Which opportunities would you be interested in getting involved in? (Required.)
8.Which themes/topics would you be interested in exploring?
Select all that apply
(Required.)
9.Please tell us a little more about what you’d like to explore:
Thinking about the theme(s) you've selected above, please tell us briefly about the challenge you're currently facing, an approach you are considering, something you'd like to learn more about, or experience you could share with other employers.
(Required.)
10.Is there anything else you would like to share about your experience or how you could contribute?
For example, you may have an approach or experience you could share with other employers, or an approach you would be interested in showcasing through an Workplace Visit.
Please note: Places for Workplace Visits and Accelerator Action Groups will be limited, as these opportunities involve a more intensive level of employer engagement and collaboration. While we hope to involve as many employers as possible, submitting an expression of interest does not guarantee a place.

We will review expressions of interest to help us bring together employers with complementary challenges, experiences and interests, creating opportunities for shared learning and practical action. We hope to create further opportunities to get involved as the programme develops, and will share learning from these more widely through the Genie Connect programme.

Our four online Best-Practice Workshops remain open to all interested employers, providing opportunities to hear from other employers and sector experts, share ideas and explore practical approaches throughout Phase 2.