As more organisations across Scotland explore new ways of working, the four day working week is gaining traction as a practical solution for improving productivity and wellbeing.

Join us online to hear from James Reeves of the 4 Day Week Foundation and Neil Sullivan of Boxfish about the opportunities and challenges of implementing a four day working week.

What you’ll learn:

• The goals and business case behind the 4 Day Week Campaign
• How Boxfish implemented a four-day working week and what they learned
• Common challenges and how to overcome them
• Tangible benefits for employees and organisations
• Practical steps to begin your own transition

James joined the 4 Day Week Foundation in February 2025 after six years campaigning for education reform. For James, the four-day week is a radical way to rethink and redesign society to prioritise our health, wellbeing and relationships.

Neil Sullivan has over two decades of experience in business development, project management, and process engineering. Currently, he serves as the Head of Projects at Boxfish, a specialist Utility and Carbon consultancy firm. Neil is also a Senior Industry Expert at the OI Council, a prestigious community of technology and industry experts, where he has been contributing his insights since December 2019. Prior to his current roles, Neil held several senior positions, including Senior Business Development Manager at Water Plus Business and Severn Trent Services, and Manager of Process Engineering at Mabbett & Associates Ltd.