In today's rapidly changing environment, organisations that invest in the well-being of their employees, with a particular focus on mental health, are emerging as industry leaders. In the complex and dynamic BANI world (Brittle, Anxious, Nonlinear, Incomprehensible), it is no longer enough to provide a safe workplace and competitive pay. Employees now seek employers who understand and support their overall well-being, and mental and emotional health are central to that equation.
Mental health has become a crucial topic in discussions around organisational well-being. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), depression and anxiety cost the global economy approximately one trillion dollars each year in lost productivity. A 2020 Deloitte study revealed that for every dollar invested in mental health programmes, companies see an average return of five dollars — demonstrating not only the human but also the economic value of these initiatives.
Employees are increasingly aware of the importance of mental health and seek employers who support them — for example, through corporate coaching programmes.
According to a McKinsey study, 62% of employees consider mental health a key factor when choosing an employer. This highlights how essential it has become for companies to invest in programmes that promote psychological well-being.
Organisational well-being is not limited to mental health; it encompasses a broader vision that includes creating a positive work environment, supporting personal and professional growth through coaching and leadership programmes, and fostering an inclusive and respectful corporate culture.
Companies that invest in organisational well-being experience numerous benefits in both the short and long term:
Investing in organisational well-being and mental health through executive or leadership coaching is not just an ethical choice — it is a winning strategy for long-term business success. Research shows that companies supporting employee well-being through coaching achieve better results in productivity, retention, and reputation.
In an era where people seek authenticity and genuine support at work, organisations that fail to adapt risk falling behind and losing competitiveness.
For business leaders, the message is clear: organisational well-being is not a cost but a vital investment in sustainable growth and long-term success.
At Quantasia, we use a variety of tools to help organisations that choose to promote healthy, inclusive, and mindful workplaces — the true key to unlocking human potential and ensuring lasting success.
If you’d like to learn more about how we can support your organisation and your people in improving well-being, contact us for a free consultation — together, we’ll identify the most effective path to promote your success.
Fondatrice di Quantasia SA, Claudia è un punto di riferimento nella creazione di strategie che integrano lo sviluppo del capitale umano con quello organizzativo. Con una carriera che spazia dal CEO di aziende internazionali alla consulenza strategica per board aziendali, ha maturato una profonda conoscenza delle dinamiche di leadership e gestione del cambiamento.
Successi in business coaching e sviluppo organizzativo.
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