The Impact of Financial Wellbeing in the Workplace
Date & Time: Wednesday, March 26, 2025 | 12pm-1pm EST
As work evolves, so does the role of HR leaders in driving success. Economic pressures, technological advancements, and workforce shifts have transformed how companies engage and retain employees. This live panel discussion, moderated by Jillian Kennedy, Chief Strategy Officer at CAAT Pension Plan, will explore how addressing financial wellbeing can enhance the Employee Value Proposition and drive long-term workforce resilience.
This webinar brings together HR leaders and industry experts, including Matt Snyder (SE Health), Yanni Vlachos (Financial Consumer Agency of Canada) and Tara Adams (Abridge Consulting Inc.), to discuss solutions for rising costs, financial insecurity, and the link between mental and financial health. Learn practical strategies to boost engagement, improve retention, and elevate workplace total rewards.
Why attend?
Gain actionable insights to attract and retain talent, reduce financial stress, and improve organizational performance by embedding financial wellbeing into holistic total rewards strategies.
Key Takeaways:
- Insights on Enhancing Your Employee Value Proposition: Practical strategies to boost engagement and retention through wellness.
- Financial Health as a Pillar of Workplace Wellbeing: Exploring the link between financial and mental health.
- Actionable Workplace Strategies: Steps to reduce stress and promote a culture of holistic wellness.
- Driving Financial Security for a Multigenerational Workforce: Solutions for employees at various career stages.
- Future-Proofing Workforce Wellbeing: Cost-neutral approaches to address emerging employee expectations and business challenges.
Register today!
Speakers:
Jillian Kennedy, Chief Strategy Officer - CAAT Pension Plan
Matt Synder, Senior Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer - SE Health
Tara Adams, Founder - Abridge Consulting Inc.
Yanni Vlachos, MBA (HRM), CEBS, Senior Financial Literacy Programs Officer, Research, Policy and Education​ - Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
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