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[MEETING] Wellness; Evidence-Based Prevention in the Workplace: Building a Three-Tier Strategy.

  • Ninkasi Better Living Room 155 Blair Boulevard Eugene, Oregon, 97402 United States (map)

Wellness; Evidence-Based Prevention in the Workplace: Building a Three-Tier Strategy.

Lindsay Steckler, HUB

This is a hybrid event and will be held in person and via Zoom. The speaker will be in person.

  • In-person: Ninkasi Better Living Room (155 Blair Blvd, Eugene, OR 97402). Breakfast will be provided for in-person attendees. Free parking on-site.

  • Virtual: Zoom meeting details will be emailed to each attendee the morning of the event.

Wellness; Evidence-Based Prevention in the Workplace: Building a Three-Tier Strategy.

Employee Wellness: Evidence-Based Prevention in the Workplace: Building a Three-Tier Strategy. A clinically grounded overview of primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention frameworks and how employers can apply them to their workforce population.

Lindsay Steckler, Health & Performance Director at HUB

With over 15 years of experience in the wellness industry, Lindsay has a proven track record in strategic planning, program development and vendor management. In her role with HUB International, Lindsay consults with a wide variety of organizations, ranging in size from 50-15,000 employees, to deliver results oriented wellbeing strategies. Lindsay assists clients in data analytics, business planning, incentive design and program evaluation. Additionally, she contributes to the identification, creation and development of new health and performance solutions for all HUB International Pacific Region clients.

Before joining HUB International, Lindsay worked for both HealthFitness and MediFit where she was part of an on-site team responsible for the planning, implementation, and evaluation of internal wellness programs for several fortune 100 companies.

Lindsay received her Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science from Boston University. Lindsay also holds a national certification though the American College of Sports Medicine.

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