The Excellence in Worksite Wellness Awards Luncheon honors local businesses for embracing workplace wellness and making a difference in their employees’ lives. Join us as we recognize organizations who are receiving the Nebraska Governor’s Wellness Award and the Trek Up the Tower Corporate Team Awards. In addition,WELLCOM is honored to present the Spirt of Worksite Wellness Leadership annually to an individual who is helping advance the role of wellness in the workplace. The Excellence in Worksite Wellness Awards Luncheon offers the latest research, best practices, projects and new ideas in the realm of health and wellness in the workplace and community.
The Nebraska Governor’s Wellness Award was created to encourage all businesses in Nebraska to offer wellness and health programs for their employees. There are two categories: The Grower and the Sower. The Sower Award is intended to be a stepping-stone to the Grower Award. All award criteria are based on sound research and best practice models.
Register at www.elevatingwellness.org
2016 Luncheon Keynote Speaker
Rebekah Gregory is a simple small town woman and mother whose life was forever changed due to the events of the Boston marathon bombings on April 15, 2013. This horrible act of terrorism left her as one of the names of the seventeen amputees and therefore permanently handicapped at the young age of only twenty six years old.
Instead of being bitter, Rebekah has used her platform in a huge way by encouraging others worldwide. Speaking out about her story and own daily obstacles, she believes that life’s struggles are not only meant to teach us lessons, but make us better versions of ourselves than before. Rebekah’s delivery with her quick wit and contagious optimism is sure to have everyone feeling inspired and ready to make their own life changes. Outlining her popular phrase, “with every new day comes new hope” she never fails to leave her audience ready to “change the world.”
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>p>The Excellence in Worksite Wellness Awards Luncheon honors local businesses for embracing workplace wellness and making a difference in their employees’ lives. Join us as we recognize organizations who are receiving the Nebraska Governor’s Wellness Award and the Trek Up the Tower Corporate Team Awards. In addition,>strong>WELL>/strong>COM is honored to present the Spirt of Worksite Wellness Leadership annually to an individual who is helping advance the role of wellness in the workplace. The Excellence in Worksite Wellness Awards Luncheon offers the latest research, best practices, projects and new ideas in the realm of health and wellness in the workplace and community.>/p>
>p>The Nebraska Governor’s Wellness Award was created to encourage all businesses in Nebraska to offer wellness and health programs for their employees. There are two categories: The Grower and the Sower. The Sower Award is intended to be a stepping-stone to the Grower Award. All award criteria are based on sound research and best practice models.>/p>
>p>Register at >a href=”http://elevatingwellness.org/”>www.elevatingwellness.org>/a>>/p>
>p>2016 Luncheon Keynote Speaker >/p>
>p>Rebekah Gregory is a simple small town woman and mother whose life was forever changed due to the events of the Boston marathon bombings on April 15, 2013. This horrible act of terrorism left her as one of the names of the seventeen amputees and therefore permanently handicapped at the young age of only twenty six years old.>/p>
>p>Instead of being bitter, Rebekah has used her platform in a huge way by encouraging others worldwide. Speaking out about her story and own daily obstacles, she believes that life’s struggles are not only meant to teach us lessons, but make us better versions of ourselves than before. Rebekah’s delivery with her quick wit and contagious optimism is sure to have everyone feeling inspired and ready to make their own life changes. Outlining her popular phrase, “with every new day comes new hope” she never fails to leave her audience ready to “change the world.”>/p>