Dedicated to advancing the benefits of human-centred organisations

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Dedicated to advancing the benefits of human-centred organisations

Purposefully Human (PfH) is dedicated to developing ways in which the best available knowledge about humans can be easily and confidently applied to organisational priorities.

About Us

Purposefully Human was created in response to the growing awareness that new ways of understanding humans are essential to the success and resilience of organisations.

Purposefully Human began as an informal online global community providing a meeting space for people with an interest in human centred organisations. In 2025 we registered as a company (Limited by Guarantee). This change allows us to help individual organisations through our commercial services and use the profits to advance our wider mission.

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Human-Centred Ways of Working

Evidence across disciplines shows that where organisations apply human-centred ways of working, the impact can be transformative.

We believe that organisational performance is currently inhibited by a limited ability to integrate and apply such insights in practice to achieve strong outcomes.

PfH aims to serve as a meeting point to help strengthen the ecosystem that underpins human-centred ways of working.

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What are Human-Centred Ways of Working?

The language and definitions, context, frameworks, and methodologies to center people for better outcomes. Coming soon.

How to apply Human-Centred Ways of Working?

The toolkits, prompts, case studies, and implementation support materials for incorporating humanity into your day-to-day work life. Coming soon.

Why adopt Human-Centred Ways of Working?

The benefits and impact human-centered design can have for businesses in this business case for human ways of working. Coming soon.

“People may forget what you said or did, but they’ll never forget how you made them feel.”

Maya Angelou

In 2024, the global percentage of engaged employees fell from 23% to 21%. In the UK, only just 10% of employees were described as being engaged.

$9.6 trillion in productivity could be added to the economy if the global workforce was fully engaged.

Source: Gallup State of the Global Workplace 2025