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Workshop F Employee Engagement How Corporate Wellness Programs Can Motivate, Inspire & Retain Employees, Bolstering Morale & Building a Better Corporate Culture the Connection between Productive Employees & Wellness 11:15 a.m.


  1. Workshop F Employee Engagement How Corporate Wellness Programs Can Motivate, Inspire & Retain Employees, Bolstering Morale & Building a Better Corporate Culture … the Connection between Productive Employees & Wellness 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

  2. Biographical Information Mari Ryan, MBA, MHP, CWP CEO & Founder AdvancingWellness mari@advwellness.com 617-926-0726 Mari Ryan, CEO and founder of AdvancingWellness, is an award-winning author, speaker and workplace well-being strategist. She leverages over 30 years of business experience in various marketing, consulting and executive roles across a variety of different industries. For the past decade, Ms. Ryan has been creating healthier businesses and impacting the lives of employees, through her consulting work and speaking on workplace well-being. Mari earned a Bachelor Degree from Lesley University, an MBA from Boston University, a Master’s degree in Health Promotion from Nebraska Methodist College, and is a certified Worksite Wellness Consultant. She is the founder and former Board Chair of the Worksite Wellness Council of Massachusetts, and is a member of the Board of Directors of Health Promotion Advocates. She serves on the Advisory Board for Global Women 4 Wellbeing. Mari is an active member of the National Speakers Association. Mari is the author of The Thriving Hive: How People-Centric Organizations Ignite Engagement and Fuel Results, winner of the 2019 Axiom Business Book Award . Learn more about Mari and AdvancingWellness at www.advwellness.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariryanmba/ FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/advwellness/ Twitter: @advwellness_us YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AdvancingWellnessLLC

  3. The Connection between Productive Employees and Wellness

  4. Agenda • Relationship between employee productivity and engagement • What does it take to create a thriving workplace? • Fundamentals of a successful wellness program Love and belonging Friendship, intimacy, family, sense of connection

  5. Who are you? Love and belonging Friendship, intimacy, family, sense of connection Go to menti.com Enter code 29 71 02

  6. Sustainable Sustainable Business Business Results Results

  7. Employees Are the Most Important Asset Community Suppliers Customers Shareholders Employees

  8. Without your employees, you can’t achieve your business objectives

  9. You need engaged employees to create sustainable business results

  10. To Achieve Business Goals Attract Engage Retain

  11. Cost of Employee Disengagement $550 B

  12. 26% of workforce is actively disengaged 26% of workforce is actively disengaged

  13. Only 13% of workforce is actively engaged Only 13% of workforce is actively engaged

  14. The War for Talent is Being Waged

  15. Thriving People Thriving People Create Create Thriving Businesses Thriving Businesses

  16. When we care for our people, our people take care of the business

  17. Thriving Businesses Have:  Reduced absenteeism  Fewer accidents  Lower turnover  Improved productivity

  18. Thriving Businesses Have:  Better customer service and retention  Higher sales  Increased profits

  19. Create the Create the conditions conditions where your where your employees employees thrive thrive

  20. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Self-actualization Desire to become the most that one can be Esteem Respect, self-esteem, status, recognition, strength, freedom Love and belonging Friendship, intimacy, family, sense of connection Safety needs Personal security, employment, resources, health, property Physiological needs Air, water, food, shelter, sleep, clothing, reproduction

  21. Thriving well-being that is strong, consistent, and progressing Reporting fewer health problems, fewer sick days, less worry, stress, sadness, anger, and more happiness, enjoyment, interest, and respect.

  22. Struggling well-being that is moderate or inconsistent Report more daily stress and worry about money, more than double the amount of sick days. More likely to smoke, and are less likely to eat healthy

  23. Suffering well-being that is at high risk More likely to report lacking the basics of food and shelter, more likely to have physical pain, a lot of stress, worry, sadness, and anger. Less access to health insurance and care, and more than double the disease burden.

  24. Model for Sustainable Well-being and Engagement Hard, but we Hard, but we achieved the achieved the That was That was result result High High Most Most a great a great Here’s Here’s productivity productivity productive productive year! year! that that report report I’m proud of my I’m proud of my but high but high and happy and happy contribution to contribution to burnout burnout employees employees I’ve had I’ve had the team’s the team’s Engagement Engagement enough! enough! success success I’m so I’m so What’s What’s Likely to Likely to Least Least the the comfortable comfortable stay, though stay, though here, why put here, why put point? point? contribution contribution less less in more in more from from effort? effort? committed committed employees employees I can’t face I can’t face to goals to goals work today work today I don � I don � t care t care where we are where we are going. going. Well-being Well-being Source: Lewis, et al., CIPD

  25. Creating the Conditions Collaborate Values Communicate Culture Purpose Celebrate

  26. Purpose

  27. Purpose Answers the question: Why Do We Exist? Outward focusing, motivational, contributing to a greater good “Employees in every organization and at every level, need to know that at the heart of what they do lies something grand and aspirational.” Patrick Lencioni The Advantage

  28. Values

  29. Values How we are going to behave to support the purpose Embodies what makes your organization unique and differentiated

  30. Culture

  31. Culture Behaviors, norms, assumptions, rituals Works in service of purpose and values

  32. Drivers of Performance Leaders DRIVE Values DRIVE Behaviors DRIVE Culture DRIVES Performance Source: Rhodes, A. Built on Values

  33. Creating the Conditions Collaborate Values Communicate Culture Purpose Celebrate

  34. Communicate In the absence of communications, we make up our own stories Type, frequency, tone, timing, message

  35. Collaborate Trusted relationships with colleagues and managers increases engagement Collaboration instills a sense of belonging

  36. Celebrate Importance of individual Shows people you care and team recognition

  37. Wellness Wellness Programs Programs Create Thriving Create Thriving Workplaces Workplaces

  38. Engagement Fitness Time

  39. 67% of employees said participation in wellness programs 67% of employees said participation in wellness programs increased their engagement in employer’s mission and goals increased their engagement in employer’s mission and goals

  40. 91% of employees participating in wellness programs have improved their 91% of employees participating in wellness programs have improved their fitness , with 89% indicating improved happiness and well-being fitness , with 89% indicating improved happiness and well-being

  41. 46% of employers and 51% of employees agree the 46% of employers and 51% of employees agree the biggest obstacle to increased participation is lack of time biggest obstacle to increased participation is lack of time

  42. Wellness Wellness Programs Programs Done Right Done Right Create Thriving Create Thriving Workplaces Workplaces

  43. Which is most important in a wellness program? • Developing a strategic plan • Senior leadership support • Having program goals • Strong program design Love and belonging Friendship, intimacy, family, sense of • Communications connection Go to menti.com Enter code 29 71 02

  44. Leadership Mandate

  45. Program Design

  46. Communication

  47. Evaluation

  48. Program Infrastructure

  49. Program Partners

  50. WellnessIQ provides wellness solutions through the broker distribution channel aligned with an employer’s goals and culture to promote an environment of employee engagement and productivity evidenced in improved overall well-being and measureable results.

  51. • Wholesale Distribution through Brokers and Consultants Broker agnostic - Marketing to over 4,600 individual broker contacts - 900 consulting firms nationwide - WIQ has been vetted and approved with several - national consulting firms such as Alliant, AJ Gallagher, AON, Lockton, Mercer, MMA, NFP and USI • Targeting organizations with 100-1,000 employees • Focus on these core competencies Flexibility in platform to accommodate the full - wellness spectrum Variability of service levels based on need - Continuity of communications -

  52. Well-Being Platforms Biometrics Benefits Communication Devices Platform

  53. Contact Us Let’s connect!

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