At the heart of JuggleWell are two women who have navigated the complexities of working while raising families. Emma and Hannah know firsthand the challenges of balancing it all, and they’ve made it their mission to help others do the same.

Both senior leaders with extensive experience in governance, people strategy, and systems-building, they are also mums juggling school runs, family commitments, and personal ambitions. JuggleWell is the result of their combined expertise and lived experiences, created to help families find alignment and reduce stress in their day-to-day lives.

Emma:
Emma has spent her career helping organisations align people, priorities, and performance. As an HR leader, she led large-scale people strategies while managing her own family of four children. But after stepping away from her corporate career to focus on her family and pursue psychotherapy training, Emma realised that traditional productivity tools didn’t cut it for family life. JuggleWell was created to give families the tools they need for a more aligned and intentional approach to family life.

Hannah:
Hannah is a governance and portfolio management expert who’s spent years designing systems, frameworks, and processes for public-sector organisations. As a leader in PMO, she understands the value of strategic planning and alignment. Yet, like Emma, she saw a gap when it came to managing family life. Families often don’t have the same clarity and structure as corporate teams and that’s why she’s passionate about JuggleWell. It’s about bringing strategy, systems, and clarity to the home, to help families operate like a team.

Why We Created JuggleWell:
 We created JuggleWell because, as working mums, we understood how easy it is to feel overwhelmed. We wanted to create a tool that brought order to the chaos that helped families prioritise what matters and align everyone towards a shared vision. We wanted something that didn’t just focus on “getting things done,” but on creating a calmer, more intentional home life.

JuggleWell is our answer to the mental load families carry. It’s not about perfection, it’s about knowing what’s most important right now, being intentional with your time, and finding calm in the chaos.