NZHPM Conference – New Zealand’s second Health & Productivity Management event - will address
‘Health and Productivity: Model for Economic Competitiveness’
11 August 2011, Auckland
The second NZHPM Conference aims to bring together senior managers to learn from experienced practitioners within the Corporate Health & Productivity Management sector.
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If ‘New Zealand Inc’ is to stand up and meet the challenge of being one of the most productive nations in the world by 2015 then it is a business imperative that we look to ‘new ideas’ on how we can achieve this. Optimising the health of your workforce is a simple yet powerful idea to achieve economic competitiveness.
Attendees will:
- · learn about the key components of a successful wellness
programme
- · find out how to motivate employees to make healthy behaviour
changes that enhance workplace productivity alth
- · explore best practice in growing & nurturing an organisational
culture of health
- · understand how other NZ organisations measure the impact
of employee health on organisational performance
- · gain knowledge about preventing the health issues associated
with stress, depression and poor sleep
- · find out how to achieve the sustainability of your wellness
programme
“The 2nd New Zealand Health & Productivity Conference builds on the success of last year’s inaugural event in establishing healthy human capital as a key to better economic performance as well as a healthier nation. This year’s event will draw from global evidence of best practices in health promotion and disease prevention and management, as well as the newest examples from New Zealand’s own growing health services management industry, to promote health and productivity management as a national strategy.”
- Sean Sullivan, President and CEO, Institute for Health and Productivity Management
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"HAPINZ is the newly established peak body for corporate/workplace health and wellness providers in New Zealand. HAPINZ are committed to making this the most dynamic, engaging and informative conference you will attend in 2011. It is an opportunity for you to view all of the different offerings and providers of employee health and wellbeing programmes in one place, network and build relationships, and stay abreast of the key national and international trends in Health and Productivity management. If you work in the area of workforce wellbeing management then I highly recommend your attendance in 2011."
- Dr Louise Schofield, Chairperson, The Health & Productivity Institute of New Zealand
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Would you like to know more about 5th Annual Australian Health & Productivity Management Congress, 8-9 August 2011 in Sydney, Australia? Please visit www.ahpmcongress.com.au for more information.