Member Meeting - Health and Well-Being Benefits Opportunities Post COVID-19

Please join us for our next webinar on Wednesday, November 18, 2020!
Health and Well-Being Benefits Opportunities Post COVID-19

COVID-19 has shined a spotlight on the HR department – and specifically the benefits function – within organizations. The unprecedented stress the pandemic has placed on all dimensions of employee well-being has led HR leaders to reexamine the current benefits portfolio for any gaps /improvement opportunities. This session will provide the HR professional with the independent insight to:

1) Understand the concept of employee well-being and how it translates to improved employee engagement and performance and, ultimately, organizational success;

2) Identify the key issues for employees post COVID-19 and how the benefits portfolio can be leveraged to address deficiencies with regard to employee well-being;

3) Achieve substantive cost savings from the current benefits portfolio to enable these benefits enhancements with minimal disruption to employees;

4) Construct benefits portfolios that both foster well-being and address diversity and inclusionary efforts within an organization;

5) Present and validate benefits ROI opportunities and results to key organizational stakeholders and executive leadership.

Presented by Steve Kapper, ASA, MAAA of Korn Ferry

When: Wednesday, November 18, 2020
When: 10:00 – 11:00 AMPST
Where: Meeting ID:  771199    https://kornferry.zoom.com/j/92349000710?pw

Cost: Free to CBA Members and Non-Members

Speaker Biography

Steve Kapper is an Associate Client Partner and the leader of Korn Ferry’s national health and welfare benefits practice. Steve has over 25 years of experience in consultancy, plan sponsor and insurer settings with a primary focus on developing optimal and cost-efficient employee benefits programs that are aligned with organizational strategy and enable employers to attract, retain and engage their ideal workforce. He brings an acute understanding of the issues pertaining to the financing of the U.S. health care system, in addition to strategies around employer-based healthcare and other benefits offerings. Steve is an Associate of the Society of Actuaries and a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries. He received his bachelor degrees in Statistics and Applied Mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley.