Lucy Butt’s work sits at the intersection of charity leadership, social enterprise and violence against women and girls. She is CEO and Co-founder of Bramber Bakehouse, an award-winning charity and social enterprise supporting women affected by abuse, exploitation and displacement.
Lucy is passionate about what it takes to build organisations that last: balancing purpose with financial stability, diversifying income and developing the people, systems and culture that’s needed to grow well.
Alongside leading Bramber Bakehouse, Lucy works as an independent charity consultant and is a trustee of St Wilfrid’s Hospice.
In this honest and thought-provoking session, Derrick will explore how one shift in perspective can completely change your life.
Drawing on his own journey through prison, homelessness and recovery, Derrick shares the insight that transformed the way he saw himself and the world around him. He realised that rather than changing his circumstances first, the most important thing was changing how he responded to them.
In conversation with Lucy Butt, CEO and Co-founder of Bramber Bakehouse, Derrick will explore how this change affected every part of his life – from the opportunities he was given in prison to the work he went on to do supporting others.
The session will get you thinking differently about resilience, responsibility and what’s really possible when we stop believing our circumstances define us. You’ll leave with a fresh perspective on how we respond to setbacks, why lasting change starts from within, and how thinking differently can unlock new possibilities both personally and professionally.
