Faculty Interviews
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| Brian McGarry from Aetna talks about his 'must have' presentation on how America's companies are seeing results from a long-term commitment to investing in employee wellness progress. | World Congress correspondent Mabel Jong has a "must have" interview with Bryce Williams on the "gamification" of wellness, and why putting the right programs in place will yield lasting and wide-ranging results. | ||||
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New for 2013: Why Employers Must Attend:
- Achieve ROI with outcomes based incentives and showcase the cost savings to upper management
- Hear about new incentives, rewards and penalties that promote engagement and prove effectiveness
- Discover how social media and new technologies are increasing participation and motivating employees to take charge of their health
- Learn how to personalize incentives as wellness programs target in on market segmentation
- Navigate through the new regulations included in Health Care Reform and HIPAA
To view the 2012 list of attendees, click here.
2013 Will Present Sessions on:
Discussing Long Term Strategies for Wellness Programs Hearing how Health Care Reform Effect’s on Incentives and Wellness Programs Updates on the Results of Tiered Incentives – Penalties May Work Better than Incentives The New Frontier of Targeted Incentives to Engage a Segmented Market Innovative Incentives of 2013! Understanding the Importance of Physical Wellbeing and Financial Wellbeing Wellness Coaching and the Potential Impact on WellnessNew Technologies: How Social Media, Gaming and Apps are Affecting Incentive Design Vendor Management to Provide Best Incentives Achieving ROI Through Benchmarking, Measuring the Correct Metrics and Analytics Benefits of Personalized and Customized Wellness Programs for the Individual
Accreditation:
This program has been submitted to the HR Certification Institute for review:
"The use of this seal is not an endorsement by HR Certification Institute of the quality of the program. It means that this program has met HR Certification Institute's criteria to be preapproved for recertification credit."













