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Building a Culture of Health in a Multi-National Company
  • Identifying the key components of a global culture of health initiative
  • What strategies were implemented in executing a global culture of health
  • What were some of the techniques utilized to measure a culture of health
  • Hear the lessons learned by PepsiCo in building a global culture of health

Ellen E. Exum
Director of Wellness and Prevention
PepsiCo

Health & Wellness professionals from leading organizations clearly recognize the benefits of health and wellness programs. Most have moved beyond the need to prove that effective wellness programs increase employee productivity and reduce overall healthcare costs.

However, even health and wellness professionals from the most progressive organizations acknowledge that they are not getting the maximum value from their initiatives. This is primarily due to an inability to truly shift their organizational norms and behaviors to a Culture of Health.

Unfortunately, most organizations take a fragmented approach to health and wellness. This approach offers little hope that the necessary culture shift will occur to really sustain employee engagement and healthy behaviors.

This event is designed to provide proven techniques, and practical strategies, for guiding organizations to a Culture of Health. Each session will provide clear steps and guidelines for health and wellness professionals to engage employees in sustainable healthy behavior for increased health and organizational performance.

Topics to be Addressed Include
  • Transitioning from a fragmented program approach to health and wellness to a systemic, organization-wide approach
  • Creating a targeted stakeholder communication plan for all areas of the organization to ensure maximum participation
  • Identifying the key values and goals of the organization that must be addressed for successful culture change
  • Engaging community-wide efforts to support health and wellness
  • Shifting from a culture that focuses on illness to a culture that focuses on achieving greater levels of health
  • Ensuring that senior management support, and participation, is visible and consistent with organizational commitment to health and wellness
  • Overcoming employee resistance to change
  • Assessing available organizational resources and developing an aligned health and wellness plan
  • Identifying and developing internal 'Wellness Champions'
  • Empowering employees to take ownership of their health
Confirmed Speakers Include:
 
Joel Bender - Speaker Photo Joel Bender, MD
Former Chief Medical Officer
General Motors
 
William B. Bunn III - Speaker Photo William B. Bunn III, MD, JD, MPH
Vice President, Health, Safety, Security And Productivity
Navistar, Inc
 
Gerri Burruel
Director, Health & Welfare
McKesson Corporation
 
Devin C. Carty
Chief Experience Officer & Chief Learning Officer
Vanguard Health Systems
 
Steven F. Cyboran, ASA, MAAA, FCA
Vice President and Consulting Actuary
Sibson Consulting, A Division of Segal
 
Dee W. Edington - Speaker Photo Dee W. Edington, PhD
Director, Health Management Research Center, University of Michigan;
Author, "ZERO TRENDS: Health as a Serious Economic Strategy"
 
Ellen E. Exum
Director of Wellness and Prevention
PepsiCo
 
Raymond J. Fabius - Speaker Photo Raymond J. Fabius, MD, CPE, FACPE
Chief Medical Officer
Thomson Reuters
 
Christy Goldberg
Senior Manager Global Health and Wellness
Kraft Foods
 
Tammy Griffin
Manager Employee Health and Wellness
Central Michigan University
 
Rebecca K. Kelly, PhD, RD, CDE
Assistant Professor and Director of Health Promotion and Wellness
The University of Alabama
 
Margie Kidd, MBA
Director of Wellness
Clayton Homes, Berkshire Hathaway Corporation
 
Cheryl Larson - Speaker Photo Cheryl Larson
Vice President
Midwest Business Group on Health
 
Ron Loeppke, MD, MPH, FACOEM, FACPM
Vice- Chairman of the Board
U.S. Preventive Medicine, Inc.
 
Matt McDonough, JD
Senior Product Director, Health Care Decision Support
OptumHealth
 
Scott E. McFarland, JD
President
Cleveland Clinic Wellness
 
Sandra G. Morris - Speaker Photo Sandra G. Morris, RN, MSN, CM
Senior Manager, U.S. Benefits Design
The Procter & Gamble Company
 
Don R. Powell, PhD
President and Chief Executive Officer
American Institute for Preventive Medicine
 
Marcia Chan Ridley - Speaker Photo Marcia Chan Ridley, SPHR
Director, Health and Productivity
Premera Blue Cross
 
Michael H. Samuelson - Speaker Photo Michael H. Samuelson
Senior Vice President, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island; President and Chief Executive Officer, The Health & Wellness Institute
 
Bruce Sherman - Speaker Photo Bruce Sherman, MD, FCCP, FACOEM
Director, Health and Productivity Initiatives, Employers Health Coalition of Ohio;
Consulting Corporate Medical Director, Whirlpool Corporation
 
Dannielle Sherrets, MPH
Manager, Institute on Innovation in Workforce Well-being
National Business Group on Health
 
Lesa Stock - Speaker Photo Lesa Stock, RN, BSN
Director of Medical Staff Services
Citizens Memorial Hospital
 

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