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Employer Healthcare Congress Speakers
Cameron S. Betts
Assistant Vice President, Director Health Risk Management
Lockton Insurance Brokers
Bob Ihrie
Senior Vice President of Employee Rewards and Services
Lowe’s Companies, Inc.
Ebi Awosika, MD
Director, Employee Health Promotion Disease
Veterans Health Administration
Veterans Health Administration
Alexander 'Sander' Domaszewicz
Principal and Senior Consultant
Mercer Health & Benefits Services (Mercer)
Mercer Health & Benefits Services (Mercer)
Jack Bastable
National Practice Leader, Employee Health & Productivity
CBIZ Benefits & Insurance, Inc.
2010 Employer Healthcare Congress Speakers**
Pani Tademeti*
HR Manager- Total Compensation
Office of State Personnel for North Carolina
Dr. Theresa M. Vaughan*
Chief Executive Officer
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Clement Opare*
Division Manager, Employee Health and Welfare
African Development Bank (ADB)
Janet Trautwein*
Executive Vice President and CEO
National Association of Health Underwriters (NAHU)
William (Bill) Barcelona*
V.P. Government Affairs
California Association of Physicians Groups
Terry K. Headley*
President Elect
National Association of Insurance & Financial Advisors (NAFIA)
Dr. Raymond Fabius*
Chief Medical Officer, Healthcare & Science Business
Thomson Reuters
Jason Krouse*
Vice President Specialized
USI Affinity, Univers Workplace Benefits, Emerson Reid
USI Affinity, Univers Workplace Benefits, Emerson Reid
Rajiv Sabharwal*
Chief Solutions Architect, Health & Life Sciences Practises
Infosys Technologies
Shelly Caprio*
Underwriting Manager, United Alternative Risk
Miller United Insurance Brokerage, Inc.
Miller United Insurance Brokerage, Inc.
** The Employer Healthcare Congress is a national annual conference. The congress is made up of 4 cutting edge and innovative conferences: the Corporate Wellness Conference, the Voluntary Benefits and Limited Medical Conference, the Self Funding Employer Healthcare and Workers Compensation Conference and the Healthcare Reform Conference. The Speakers that are listed above are all apart of the Employer Healthcare Congress.
Last Year's 2009 Speakers***
Jonathan Edelheit
Editor-In-Chief
Corporate Wellness Magazine,Voluntary Benefits Magazine
Christy Goldberg
Manager, U.S. Restaurant Benefits & Compensation
McDonald’s U.S.A., LLC
Corrie Zenzola
Global Health Benefits Thought Leader, Global Benefits Design
Intel Corporation
Intel Corporation
Stanley B. Blaylock
President
Walgreens Health Services
Senior Vice President
Walgreen Co.
Dr. L. Casey Chosewood
Office of Strategy and Innovation
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Rachel Permuth-Levine PhD, MSPH
Director, NHLBI Center for Employee Wellness and Health Promotion
National Institutes of Health
National Institutes of Health
Kathleen Herath, RN
Associate Vice President Health & Productivity
Nationwide Insurance
Alexander Domaszewicz
Principal and Senior Consultant
Mercer Health & Benefits Services
Dr. Ebi Awosika
Director, Employee Health Promotion Disease
Veterans Health Administration
Rob Hagelberg
Executive Director and Hotel Manager
California Health & Longevity Institute and Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village
California Health & Longevity Institute and Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village
***The Employer Healthcare Congress is an annual conference with multi-conference tracks. Speakers listed for 2009 are from our 2009 tracks on Corporate Wellness and Voluntary Benefits.
The Corporate Wellness Conference brings together decision makers from around the world and everyone contributes their time and resources to help make the conference a success.
Please note that no speakers, presenters or panelists are paid to attend, including keynote speakers. All speakers pay full registration fees, travel expenses and accommodations. Only in rare cases are a speakers fees waived. Speakers, presenters and panelists have been asked to refrain from promoting themselves and their businesses during presentations.
While we do understand that at times it may be necessary for a presenter to refer to his or her business by name, promotional efforts of any kind are considered a serious breach of the spirit of the conference.
