Relive the best of BF&E 2012!
September 14, 2012 1:57 PM
Mt. Everest climber: Alison Levine
The team captain of the first American women's Everest expedition, Alison Levine shared fascinating tales from climbing war-torn peaks in Uganda to maneuvering Wall Streets rocky terrain. Through her many challenges, she has learned how to use each journey whether it ended in success or failure to improve her next attempt to the top.
Best Companies to Work for in America panel
Executives from Southwest Airlines, The Ken Blanchard Companies, Alston & Bird LLP and CHG Healthcare Services companies that share the distinction of being on the Best Companies to Work for in America list revealed their best practices and benefits strategies in a session moderated by Jennifer Benz, chief strategist and founder of Benz Communications.
Read more about the unique benefits and perks these stellar employers offer their workers and how you can take the same initiative in your organization.
Dr. Gail Christopher, DN, vice president of program strategy, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
I honestly believe that the obesity crisis is an amazing opportunity for our country, said The Kellogg Foundation's Dr. Gail Christopher. She urged benefits professionals to help employees take advantage of their most valuable and present resource their physical selves.
Meghan McCain
Pundit and senators daughter, Meghan McCain spoke thoughtfully on how the political climate and approaching elections may effect employee benefits management, especially concerning health care. She also discussed the future of her political party:
"[The Republican] party is going to die unless we start trying to change it, and if it does, then a third party will rise up, and maybe thats good for America, said Meghan McCain.
Read the full article to learn more about the opinions she expressed in her keynote speech.
