Resilience is often associated with how a business responds when faced with uncertainty, but strong leadership and the ability to adapt are equally important. Understanding how to support yourself and your team can make a significant difference when navigating the many pressures businesses face today.

As part of M+A Partners’ Business Resilience in Focus event, we will be joined by Denise Markham Wroe, Business and Leadership Coach, who will explore how businesses can build resilience in uncertain times.

Denise Markham Wroe

Denise has more than 25 years of leadership experience at the helm of creative agencies, partnering with major blue-chip brands to deliver some of the world’s most iconic global corporate events. Her career has been shaped by strategic vision, commercial insight and the ability to lead high-performing teams in fast-paced, high-pressure environments.

A qualified Business and Leadership Coach, Denise has since worked across a diverse range of sectors, with a passion for unlocking potential in others.

She believes exceptional leadership is not reserved for a select few, but can be developed through curiosity, self-awareness and resilience. Her approach combines empathy, intuition and strong listening skills, creating an environment where people can reflect honestly, explore new ideas and unlock opportunities for transformative growth. For Denise, this is where authentic leadership takes shape and positive change begins.

At the Business Resilience in Focus event, Denise will explore how to build resilience in uncertain times, focusing on three key areas: your plans, your team and, most importantly, yourself.

Her session will encourage attendees to consider how they respond to uncertainty, how they support those around them and what they can do to strengthen their own resilience.

To hear Denise’s insights and explore how you can build resilience in your business, book your free place at Business Resilience in Focus.

The event takes place at Black Shuck Distillery, Hindolveston, from 8.30am to 10.30am on Wednesday 16 September.