T.H.E. 2018 Corporate Wellness Panel
Below is the video recording of the Corporate Wellness Panel held on May 11, 2018 at the University of Texas Club. Please feel free to CLICK HERE to contact Derrick White at Total Health Evolution to inquire about establishing a workplace wellness program at your company or organization.
Speakers, Content & Time Stamps
Jeff Quade | jeff_quade@sbcglobal.net
Founder & Principal, Optimum Humantix Consulting
Presentation begins at 3:07
Jeff speaks on the benefits of a corporate wellness program from the HR perspective. He addresses areas such as: recruiting quality candidates, reducing sick days, improving workplace morale, and reducing insurance premiums.
Dr. Eileen Nehme | enehme@utsystem.edu
Director, Texas Health Improvement Network
Presentation begins at 11:02
Dr. Nehme goes into detail about how physical activity can reduce or improve chronic conditions which can heavily impact a company's workforce. She gives examples of basic fitness programs employers can implement to keep their staff healthy.
Ryan Coplon | ryan@echelonrisk.com
President of Risk Strategy, Echelon Advisors
Presentation begins at 17:50
Ryan uses his experience as an Insurance Broker to illustrate the financial benefits of including a Corporate Wellness Program. He helps quantify the cost - benefits comparison of a company's insurance expenses before and after the incorporation of a wellness program.
Jamie Adair | jamieadairyoga@gmail.com
Yoga Instructor
Presentation begins at 26:30
Jamie covers how using yoga can help workers minimize stress and improve productivity in the workplace. As an Engineer, Jamie understands the typical stress accompanying the demands of Corporate America. She details the benefits of a regular yoga class or meditation period.
Derrick White | derrick@totalhealthevolution.com
Personal Trainer & Nutritionist, Total Health Evolution
Presentation begins at 31:08
Regular employee participation is the key ingredient to getting the most out of any wellness program and enjoy the benefits that come with it. Derrick explains why some companies feel their wellness programs are ineffective and offers ways to maximize participation.
