Summer Conference Details - CUPA
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Summer Conference Details - CUPA
2015 Summer Conference June 11 - 12, 2015 Something for everyone! Keynote Speaker: Scott Friedman Friedman is the author of Celebrate! Lessons Learned From the World's Most Admired Organizations; Happily Ever Laughter; and Using Humor For a Change. His main area of expertise is employee innovation, celebration and customer experience. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Workshop Open to all conference attendees and also available to those not attending the full conference for a separate fee. Want to better understand the role you play in building inclusive excellence and leveraging the benefits and unique contributions of a diverse workforce on your campus? Join us Thursday afternoon, June 11, from 12:45 – 3:45 for a special diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) workshop. This workshop is an interactive and experiential learning workshop to build tools that will help you navigate, foster and shape diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at your institution. Sandy Cooper, Assistant Vice President of Human Resources for Oklahoma State University will be co-facilitating this workshop. Sandy has more than 20 years of experience in HR and holds her SPHR. She is a graduate of Leadership Tulsa and active with CUPA-HR serving as a conference speaker. Sandy currently serves on the National Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) committee. Sandy will be joined by fellow DE&I committee member Breion Rollins, Retirement Services Manager at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Diversity and Inclusion Professionals who could benefit from this workshop may register for the DE&I workshop only for a $40.00 registration fee. This option is only available for the DE&I workshop and does not include lunch or access to any other sessions. Great Sessions!! Throughout the day Thursday and Friday morning we will have joint sessions as well as breakout sessions as outlined below on two tracks. You don’t have to decide on any one track. You can come and go from the sessions as you please throughout the conference. Benefits Track Is your organization complying with all aspects of the employer mandate under PPACA? Presented by Sally Wineman, JD with support from Gallagher Benefit Service, Inc o A step-by-step guide to confirm compliance with PPACA o Preparing for upcoming reporting requirements Healthcare Trends and Traps Presented by Linda Johnson, Richard Ward and Chris Hulla with support from Sibson Consulting o Learn how direct hospital contracting, on-site clinics, pharmacy, and narrow networks can add value, limit choice and cost your plan. Financial Wellness in the Workplace Presented by Joshua Brumley, Financial Wellness Professional; Katherine Sauer, Ph.D., Director of Financial Wellness, Education & Research; and Jennifer Staley, Financial Wellness Content Specialist o An overview of the financial wellness program at the University of Colorado o Develop a framework for creating and executing a plan for offering financial wellness resources to employees o List resources, programs and topics to support the development and delivery of financial wellness programming o Apply insights and best practices for effective financial wellness program development and delivery Private Exchanges Presented by Edward Pierce and Leo Tokar with support from Lockton Companies o The press surrounding private exchanges has been tremendous. Many reports claim that they will solve employer's health care issues and will become the dominate form of purchasing insurance. Despite over 50% of employers indicating they will consider using a private exchange in the next 3 years, few understand what they truly are. The presentation will offer an objective review of private exchanges' role in a benefit strategy, various structures, costs, risks and ways they can support an employer's goals. This will provide attendees with the basic tools to evaluate private exchanges and determine their role in future benefit program design. Human Resources Generalist Track Employee Resource Groups (ERGs): A partner for innovation and development in business and academia Panel with interactive dialogue and audience discussion led by Crystal Richards with support from TIAA-CREF o Understand how companies have built the business value of their ERG programs and how to apply what they have learned in an academic setting. o Understand the core strategies and practices that build value in an ERG program. o Hear concrete examples of how businesses and employees have benefitted by evolving the ERG program. o Understand a pathway and process for moving ERGs beyond a focus on social/networking to include contribution to the business of the institution and staff engagement. Human Capital Contribution and Cost Presented by Barbara Butterfield with support from Sibson Consulting o How metrics help HR practitioners demonstrate knowledge of higher education critical issues o Examples of 6 levels of increasingly important measurement Leading from Within: Three Keys to Living our Lives as Authentic Leaders Presented by Greg Geisen, Manager of Employee Development and the University of Denver o To gain a new self-awareness regarding your ability to lead your life with purpose, passion, and integrity. o To develop the resources and skills needed to become an authentic leader. o To learn how to integrate our essence as leaders into all facets of our lives. Colorado Independent Ethics Commission Presentation by Amy DeVan, Executive Director of the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission o Advice and guidance on ethics issues arising under Article 29 of the Colorado Constitution And So Much More! 10 HRCI pre-approved credits Opportunities to network with and learn from colleagues at institutions throughout Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska Meet our corporate partners and learn what they can do for you and your institutions Fantastic conference location in the Denver Tech Center, close to light rail Door prizes Good times The use of this seal is not an endorsement by the HR Certification Institute of the quality of the activity. It means that this activity has met the HR Certification Institute’s criteria to be pre-approved for recertification credit. Don’t miss out on this great deal! Registration deadline is May 20, 2015! Special thanks to our platinum partners Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc. | SilkRoad Additional partners: Cornerstone on Demand | Innovest | Sibson Consulting | Valic | Voya | Anthem | TIAACREF | HireTouch