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The Imposter Phenomenon – Cambridge Book Launch with Dr Kate Atkin
28th October 2025 @ 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Join us to explore insights from The Imposter Phenomenon by Dr Kate Atkin – a practical, research-based guide for leaders, managers, and professionals. MC’d by Culture and Leadership Expert Angela Peacock, this in-person evening event is ideal for business leaders, HR and L&D professionals, and those shaping organisational culture. Expect informal networking, a Q&A with the author, refreshments… and some ‘aha’ takeaways.
At this event, you’ll discover:
✔️ How to recognise and reduce imposter feelings in yourself and others
✔️ Why high-achieving professionals experience self-doubt, and what can be done about it
✔️ Strategies to build psychological safety and foster confident, resilient teams
✔️ How workplace culture, leadership, and inclusion influence imposter thoughts
✔️ Practical tools to challenge myths around confidence, success, and leadership
Schedule
5.30pm – Arrival & networking
6.00pm – Welcome, Q&A and discussion
7.00pm – Further networking & refreshments
⌛️ 7.30pm – Event ends
About Dr Kate Atkin
Kate is a leading expert on the imposter phenomenon, a keynote speaker and positive psychologist. With a PhD in the subject and clients including Expedia, Francis Crick Institute, Bank of America and the NHS, she combines academic rigour with real-world relevance.
About Angela Peacock
A globally recognised thought leader in culture and leadership, Angela has advised FTSE 100 firms and government bodies around the world. She is known for translating complex culture and inclusion topics into practical, actionable strategies.
“If you ever have felt that you may be a bit of an imposter – or are aware that one day you may be tapped on the shoulder and told “Caught you !!”, then this is for you”.
– Angela Peacock
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