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The Zone founder Fiona Bugler’s story

1st September 2020

In this Episode

Fiona Bugler is the founder and editor of The Zone, a new magazine that focuses on wellbeing in the workplace. Here she talks to Richard Lenton about her new venture, her passion for endurance running and how it’s so important to her own mental fitness, and the white paper she’s written about the workplace wellbeing crisis

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