This document discusses employer uncertainty regarding implementing worksite wellness programs. While employees spend most of their time at work, making it a sensible place to promote health, many employers are reluctant to establish wellness programs. This reluctance stems from factors like perceived costs, views of obesity as a personal issue, and concerns about recouping investments. However, research shows wellness programs can reduce absenteeism and healthcare costs associated with obesity-related diseases. Both large employers and employees generally support wellness programs more than small employers. Further investigation is still needed to fully understand employer uncertainties around the value of worksite wellness initiatives.
The summary provides the essential information about Jacqualene M. Sanders from her resume in 3 sentences:
Jacqualene M. Sanders has over 15 years of experience in operations, supply chain, and logistics management, currently working as an Operations Coordinator for Starbucks Manufacturing in Augusta, GA. She previously held roles as a Logistic Supervisor for Pepperidge Farm in Aiken, SC, where she oversaw logistics, inventory control, and continuous improvement initiatives. Sanders has a MBA from Southern Wesleyan University and is skilled in Lean Manufacturing, SAP, and safety and quality auditing.
Richard A. Greene has over 15 years of experience in purchasing, inventory, and logistics management. He has held positions such as Parts and Operations Manager at H&E Equipment Services where he increased sales by 250% and reduced costs by analyzing trends and customer feedback. As Purchasing and Inventory Manager at HeavyQuip, Inc., Greene negotiated purchase orders, analyzed production needs, and reduced inventory costs. He currently seeks a new opportunity to apply his leadership, management, and cost-cutting skills.
Is there a formula for success? Surely you've ever asked that question at some point in your working lives, unfortunately no one has yet found the answer, but there are always ways we can follow to achieve our projects. So it is in the journey of the entrepreneur, an unpredictable experience that can be simplified with a few tips.
http://www.stagerightinc.com/continuing_education/music-video-licensing/ We produced this live event about music and video licensing for meeting planners at our Chicago area office. By clicking the link above you can view the actual video of the event or enjoy the slides here. Many of our clients are CMP or Certified Meeting Planners and members of MPI.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a cyber security workshop for 5th and 6th graders. The agenda includes introductions to cyber security, secure passwords, social engineering, privacy practices, and an interactive cyber security jeopardy game. Key topics covered are defining cyber security and common threats, creating strong and unique passwords, protecting personal information when online, and practicing safe internet usage. A discussion of specific security and privacy strategies helps students learn how to protect themselves in the digital world.
Stanley White has over 40 years of experience in consulting engineering, marine construction, and project management. He has held leadership roles in engineering firms such as Ocean and Coastal Consultants, Inc. where he was President and Founder, and COWI USA, Inc. where he was President after they acquired Ocean and Coastal Consultants. Currently, he is Principal of Stanley White Engineering, LLC and provides engineering expertise to offshore wind projects in the US. He has extensive experience managing projects involving ports, coastal structures, offshore oil rigs, and marine construction.
This document discusses employer uncertainty regarding implementing worksite wellness programs. While employees spend most of their time at work, making it a sensible place to promote health, many employers are reluctant to establish wellness programs. This reluctance stems from factors like perceived costs, views of obesity as a personal issue, and concerns about recouping investments. However, research shows wellness programs can reduce absenteeism and healthcare costs associated with obesity-related diseases. Both large employers and employees generally support wellness programs more than small employers. Further investigation is still needed to fully understand employer uncertainties around the value of worksite wellness initiatives.
The summary provides the essential information about Jacqualene M. Sanders from her resume in 3 sentences:
Jacqualene M. Sanders has over 15 years of experience in operations, supply chain, and logistics management, currently working as an Operations Coordinator for Starbucks Manufacturing in Augusta, GA. She previously held roles as a Logistic Supervisor for Pepperidge Farm in Aiken, SC, where she oversaw logistics, inventory control, and continuous improvement initiatives. Sanders has a MBA from Southern Wesleyan University and is skilled in Lean Manufacturing, SAP, and safety and quality auditing.
Richard A. Greene has over 15 years of experience in purchasing, inventory, and logistics management. He has held positions such as Parts and Operations Manager at H&E Equipment Services where he increased sales by 250% and reduced costs by analyzing trends and customer feedback. As Purchasing and Inventory Manager at HeavyQuip, Inc., Greene negotiated purchase orders, analyzed production needs, and reduced inventory costs. He currently seeks a new opportunity to apply his leadership, management, and cost-cutting skills.
Is there a formula for success? Surely you've ever asked that question at some point in your working lives, unfortunately no one has yet found the answer, but there are always ways we can follow to achieve our projects. So it is in the journey of the entrepreneur, an unpredictable experience that can be simplified with a few tips.
http://www.stagerightinc.com/continuing_education/music-video-licensing/ We produced this live event about music and video licensing for meeting planners at our Chicago area office. By clicking the link above you can view the actual video of the event or enjoy the slides here. Many of our clients are CMP or Certified Meeting Planners and members of MPI.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a cyber security workshop for 5th and 6th graders. The agenda includes introductions to cyber security, secure passwords, social engineering, privacy practices, and an interactive cyber security jeopardy game. Key topics covered are defining cyber security and common threats, creating strong and unique passwords, protecting personal information when online, and practicing safe internet usage. A discussion of specific security and privacy strategies helps students learn how to protect themselves in the digital world.
Stanley White has over 40 years of experience in consulting engineering, marine construction, and project management. He has held leadership roles in engineering firms such as Ocean and Coastal Consultants, Inc. where he was President and Founder, and COWI USA, Inc. where he was President after they acquired Ocean and Coastal Consultants. Currently, he is Principal of Stanley White Engineering, LLC and provides engineering expertise to offshore wind projects in the US. He has extensive experience managing projects involving ports, coastal structures, offshore oil rigs, and marine construction.
This document provides information about Nath Brothers Exim International Limited, an Indian textile export company. It discusses the company's incorporation in 1971, its authorized and paid-up share capital, and its directors. It also lists the company's product lines which include bedding, garments, and accessories. Finally, it names some of the company's current clients such as Whistles, Oasis, and Abercrombie & Fitch.
This document discusses insurance, including its definition, principles, regulation, and trends. It defines insurance as a legal contract where one party agrees to pay a fixed amount if a specified uncertain event occurs, in exchange for regular premium payments. It outlines principles like insurable interest and indemnity. It also describes the historical development and current structure of the Indian insurance industry, including the nationalization of life and general insurance. Emerging trends in 2015 that will impact insurers are identified as the increased use of big data analysis, mobile technologies, advanced underwriting using new data sources, and cloud computing.
The document summarizes several growth-oriented agricultural programs launched by the Indian government between the 1950s-1990s. The Intensive Agricultural District Programme was launched in 1960-1961 to rapidly increase farm production through complementary inputs and services. The High Yielding Varieties Programme introduced high-yielding wheat, paddy and maize seeds starting in 1964-1965 to boost agricultural output. Operation Flood, starting in 1970, organized dairy cooperatives to increase milk production, procurement, and rural incomes.
This document discusses the key concepts of insurance. It defines insurance as a legal contract between two parties where one party agrees to pay a fixed amount of money if a particular event occurs, in exchange for regular payments from the other party. The document outlines several principles of insurance, including insurable interest, utmost good faith, indemnity, and subrogation. It also explains the benefits of insurance for both individuals and businesses. Laws governing the insurance industry in India are discussed, along with some major players in the life and general insurance sectors.
The document summarizes information about the Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII). It states that EDII is an autonomous, nonprofit institute established in 1983 that is sponsored by several banks. The institute helps promote entrepreneurship through various programs, including developing entrepreneurship curriculum, training programs in other countries, and establishing entrepreneurship development centers in Southeast Asia. The document also provides details about EDII's campus location in Ahmedabad, Gujarat and its two post-graduate diploma programs focused on business entrepreneurship and development studies.
Scheduled banks include both Indian and foreign banks that are regulated under the Reserve Bank of India. Indian banks are registered in India and can operate domestically as well as internationally, while foreign banks are registered in their home country but have offices and branches within India. Public sector banks are a type of Indian bank where the government has at least a 51% ownership stake and the shares are listed on stock exchanges.
Azim Premji is an Indian business tycoon and philanthropist who transformed his father's small hydrogenated cooking oil company Wipro into a $8 billion global IT company. After graduating from Stanford, he had to return home in 1966 to lead Wipro after his father's death. He diversified Wipro's offerings and recognized the potential of IT in the 1980s. Under his leadership, Wipro became a pioneer in IT services. Premji also founded the Azim Premji Foundation which works to improve school education in rural India.
Globalization refers to the increasing integration and interaction between people and corporations around the world. It involves the growing international trade of goods and services as well as the movement of capital. Key characteristics of globalization include connectivity, fewer borders, free trade, cultural diversity, mobility, and changes driven by information technology. Major players promoting globalization are multinational corporations, the World Trade Organization, and institutions like the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Globalization is facilitated by conditions like business freedom, infrastructure, government support, resources, and competition. Its impacts include greater competition lowering prices and improving quality for consumers as well as increased foreign investment.
This document provides an overview of hotel classification systems based on various factors such as location, size, target market, level of service, ownership, affiliation, star rating, and theme. It discusses the different types of hotels under each classification factor. For example, under location it describes city center hotels, suburban hotels, motels, airport hotels, resort hotels, and other specialized locations. It also summarizes the star rating system from 1 to 5 stars and provides examples of amenities and standards typically found at each level.
This document provides information about Nath Brothers Exim International Limited, an Indian textile export company. It discusses the company's incorporation in 1971, its authorized and paid-up share capital, and its directors. It also lists the company's product lines which include bedding, garments, and accessories. Finally, it names some of the company's current clients such as Whistles, Oasis, and Abercrombie & Fitch.
This document discusses insurance, including its definition, principles, regulation, and trends. It defines insurance as a legal contract where one party agrees to pay a fixed amount if a specified uncertain event occurs, in exchange for regular premium payments. It outlines principles like insurable interest and indemnity. It also describes the historical development and current structure of the Indian insurance industry, including the nationalization of life and general insurance. Emerging trends in 2015 that will impact insurers are identified as the increased use of big data analysis, mobile technologies, advanced underwriting using new data sources, and cloud computing.
The document summarizes several growth-oriented agricultural programs launched by the Indian government between the 1950s-1990s. The Intensive Agricultural District Programme was launched in 1960-1961 to rapidly increase farm production through complementary inputs and services. The High Yielding Varieties Programme introduced high-yielding wheat, paddy and maize seeds starting in 1964-1965 to boost agricultural output. Operation Flood, starting in 1970, organized dairy cooperatives to increase milk production, procurement, and rural incomes.
This document discusses the key concepts of insurance. It defines insurance as a legal contract between two parties where one party agrees to pay a fixed amount of money if a particular event occurs, in exchange for regular payments from the other party. The document outlines several principles of insurance, including insurable interest, utmost good faith, indemnity, and subrogation. It also explains the benefits of insurance for both individuals and businesses. Laws governing the insurance industry in India are discussed, along with some major players in the life and general insurance sectors.
The document summarizes information about the Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII). It states that EDII is an autonomous, nonprofit institute established in 1983 that is sponsored by several banks. The institute helps promote entrepreneurship through various programs, including developing entrepreneurship curriculum, training programs in other countries, and establishing entrepreneurship development centers in Southeast Asia. The document also provides details about EDII's campus location in Ahmedabad, Gujarat and its two post-graduate diploma programs focused on business entrepreneurship and development studies.
Scheduled banks include both Indian and foreign banks that are regulated under the Reserve Bank of India. Indian banks are registered in India and can operate domestically as well as internationally, while foreign banks are registered in their home country but have offices and branches within India. Public sector banks are a type of Indian bank where the government has at least a 51% ownership stake and the shares are listed on stock exchanges.
Azim Premji is an Indian business tycoon and philanthropist who transformed his father's small hydrogenated cooking oil company Wipro into a $8 billion global IT company. After graduating from Stanford, he had to return home in 1966 to lead Wipro after his father's death. He diversified Wipro's offerings and recognized the potential of IT in the 1980s. Under his leadership, Wipro became a pioneer in IT services. Premji also founded the Azim Premji Foundation which works to improve school education in rural India.
Globalization refers to the increasing integration and interaction between people and corporations around the world. It involves the growing international trade of goods and services as well as the movement of capital. Key characteristics of globalization include connectivity, fewer borders, free trade, cultural diversity, mobility, and changes driven by information technology. Major players promoting globalization are multinational corporations, the World Trade Organization, and institutions like the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Globalization is facilitated by conditions like business freedom, infrastructure, government support, resources, and competition. Its impacts include greater competition lowering prices and improving quality for consumers as well as increased foreign investment.
This document provides an overview of hotel classification systems based on various factors such as location, size, target market, level of service, ownership, affiliation, star rating, and theme. It discusses the different types of hotels under each classification factor. For example, under location it describes city center hotels, suburban hotels, motels, airport hotels, resort hotels, and other specialized locations. It also summarizes the star rating system from 1 to 5 stars and provides examples of amenities and standards typically found at each level.