Invest in your most valuable asset: your health
25th August 2026, 4:27 pm
Join Smart Works Greater Manchester for an inspiring breakfast event, exploring the latest thinking on hormones, nutrition, exercise, bone health and longevity.
Whether you’re looking to perform better at work, stay active for longer, prevent future health issues, or simply gain confidence that you’re doing the right things for your body and mind, this event is for anyone, men and women, who want to invest in themselves, and take a proactive approach to their future health and wellbeing.
Hosted by Dr Sally Harris, an experienced GP and health screening physician at The Wilmslow Hospital who has worked extensively with senior executives and professional football managers through elite health assessment programmes, helping people optimise long term health, performance and wellbeing.
Joining her are:
- Prof. Vaibhav Modgil, internationally recognised Consultant Urological Surgeon and Andrologist, Honorary Clinical Professor at The University of Manchester, and a leading authority on men’s health, sexual health and longevity.
- Dr Kim Wilson, NHS GP and transformational health coach, specialising in lifestyle medicine, mindset, energy, resilience and sustainable wellbeing for high performers.
- Rob Artingstall, Director of Physiotherapy at Projuvenate, former Head Physiotherapist at Salford Red Devils, Lead Physiotherapist for England Rugby League, and an expert in recovery, injury prevention and human performance.
Date: Thursday 17th September
Time: 8:00am – 10:00am
Location: Wilmslow Conference Centre, Handforth (next to Total Fitness)
Your ticket includes:
- Light breakfast & refreshments
- Exclusive Smart Works activewear sale rail
- Raffle with exciting prizes
- Networking in a relaxed, welcoming setting
Every ticket helps support Smart Works Greater Manchester, empowering women into employment.
Book here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/smartworks1/2328140
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