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Colorado Culture of Health™
		Exercising Fiscal Fitness 2nd Annual Colorado Culture of Health™ Conference Tuesday, October 28, 2008 Colorado Convention Center
		Discovering the fiscal impact a Culture of Health can have on your business through pertinent exhibits and breakout sessions on Risk & Reward, Community Leadership, Legal Issues, andPractical How-to’s.	Proudly hosted by: Colorado Business Group on Health Metro Denver Health & Wellness Commission Mountain States Employers Council, Inc.™
		To download PDFs where available, click speaker name for biography or presentation title for slide presentation.	For more information, contact: Kristen Berg, Colorado Business Group on Health 303.922.0939, or [email protected] Kelly Esselman, Mountain States Employers Council 303.223.5359 or [email protected]
	Agenda
	7:30 am	Welcome, Opening Remarks and Chef Address	James O. Hill, PhD, University of Colorado Denver Chair, Metro Denver Health and Wellness Commission Careen Callo, Executive Chef, Colorado Convention Center
	7:45 am	Colorado is currently ranked the healthiest state: How can we stay that way? Lt. Governor Barbara O’Brien, Chair Metro Denver Health and Wellness Commission Tom Clark, Executive Vice President Metro Denver Economic Development Council	• Work of the Metro Denver Health and Wellness Commission • Political Leadership • Business Leadership Awards • Community Wellness Recognition Award • School Wellness Recognition Award • Worksite Wellness Recognition Award
	8:30 am	Business and Health: Fiscal Fitness as a Competitive Advantage Peter E. Hayes, Director of Associate Health & Wellness Hannaford Brothers	Mr. Hayes is a nationally recognized speaker on health and wellness strategies that gain competitive edge for Hannaford. Hannaford Brothers is a supermarket chain with a workforce of more than 26,000 employees. Mr. Hayes will discuss how his strategies have resulted in cost savings and greater shareholder value. He will peer into the future, providing you with the directions and strategies you need to tame the increases in health care premiums.
	9:30	Exhibit Viewing
	10:00	Lt. Governor Barbara O’Brien Tom Clark	Award Presentation American Cancer Society Health Plan Award
	10:10	Enterprise Health at Waste Management Ben Hoffman, MD, MPH Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Waste Management, Inc.	Waste Management has positioned itself as a national leader through successful outreach programs. Under the leadership of Dr. Hoffman, Waste Management ascendable step into the breach between what their employees need and what the health care system is geared to provide in order to better manage the health of their workforce, job performance and increasing costs. Dr. Hoffman will share a look at their data, management strategies and benefit integration programs.
	11:10	Breakout Session 1 — slides and biographies Road to Value Peter Hayes Hannaford Brothers Actionable Information made possible through Data Integration: Employer Case Studies Neil Sullivan, MPH Health as Human Capital Foundation Enterprise Health at WM Ben Hoffman, MD, MPH Waste Management The Case for Health Information Portability: Personal Health Records (Due to copy right issues this presentation is unavailable.) Dr. James Mault A Community Approach to Improving Employee Health and Decreasing Cost Trends: Colorado Springs Ken Detweiler (Retired) Colorado Springs School District 11 Mark Cauthen, PHR City of Colorado Springs	Click her for Session Detail Sheet with descriptions of presentations. Click speaker name for biography Click presentation title for slide presentation.
	12:00 pm	Luncheon and Exhibit Viewing
	12:30 pm	Aligning Incentives, Information and Choice: The Key to Creating a Healthy and Productive Culture Neil Sullivan, MPH Health as Human Capital Foundation	What if – by trying to convince employees to change health habits in hopes of improving business outcomes – we’ve gotten it backwards? What if there are strategies to improve human capital performance that also happen to encourage better health?
	1:30 pm	Breakout Session 2 — slides and biographies Building a Culture of Health with Low to No Cost Resources • Free to low cost resources list • Toolkits Kelly Esselman, SPHR, GBA, CMS Mountain States Employers Council Getting the Most for My Benefit Dollar: School District 11 Ken Detweiler (Retired) Colorado Springs School District 11 Navigating Legal Hazards in Wellness Incentive Programs Mark Major, JD Mercer Employee Incentives in Health Plan Design: Doing it Legally and Without Violating the Tax-Exemption Rules Sheldon Smith, Esq. Colorado's Push for Personal Health Records: Employers and Communities Seeing Value PHR Panel: Alok Sarwal, Karen Wenzel, Tamara Kirk
	2:25 pm	Breakout Session 3 — slides and biographies Building a Culture of Health with Low to No Cost Resources • Free to low cost resources list • Toolkits Kelly Esselman, SPHR, GBA, CMS Mountain States Employers Council Statewide Collaboration to Reduce Obesity Rachel Oys LiveWell Colorado Lynn Sanchez City of Fort Collins Creating a Culture of Health: Moving in the Right Direction Mark Cauthen, PHR City of Colorado Springs The Downside to “Un-Wellness” Mark Parcheta, Esq., SPHR Mountain States Employers Council Employee Incentives in Health Plan Design: Doing it Legally and Without Violating the Tax- Exemption Rules Sheldon Smith, Esq.
	3:15 pm	Panel Discussion and Q&A A State of Health: Colorado Leadership Views Moderator: William N. Lindsay III, ELU, CEBS, RPA President of Lockton Benefit Group-Denver Chair, Colorado’s Blue Ribbon Commission for Health Care Reform	Panel: The Honorable Larry Harte Mayor, City of Glendale The Honorable Paul Natale Mayor, City of Commerce City Marci Morrison, Commissioner Colorado Division of Insurance Cody Belzley, Senior Policy Analyst for Health ` Office of Governor Bill Ritter Additional Leadership Invited
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