The St Ives Happiness Report is a publication I developed so that resident of St Ives can track the business's progress against the stated strategy. It outlines all aspects of the strategy, how it will work, what the measurements are and benchmarks progress.
The goal of the Report is to provide transparency around our activity and achievements, clarity around our stated goals and increase resident satisfaction.
The report was delivered in hard copy to over 1,200 residents in March 2019.
The purpose of Bathurst Women’s Network is to encourage women and supporters of women to actively meet on a regular basis to learn, to share ideas, to support each other, and to ensure that each member reaches their full potential as a business owner, senior executive and leader.
Creating Health and Well-Being in OrganizationsO.C. Tanner
It is an organization's responsibility to improve the health and well-being of their employees. Businesses should add value to society through the lives of their customers, employees and the community. This SlideShare has four easy steps to help you focus on the well-being of your organization.
Implementing workplace health and wellbeing programs is crucial today to address increased workloads, longer work hours, and less work-life balance faced by employees. Such programs can reduce stress, absenteeism, and turnover while improving productivity and satisfaction. Options for employers include creating wellbeing policies, integrating wellbeing into company culture, providing educational programs, and making wellbeing activities accessible. Leaders must also actively promote and model healthy behaviors to drive cultural change from the top down. Proper implementation requires identifying goals, stakeholders, communication plans, and evaluating progress.
Happiness Alliance, home of The Happiness Alliance and the Gross National Happiness Index survey: our theory of systematic social change. This model encompasses the activities that we have control and influence over: grassroots activism, generation of memes, creation of trim tabs, and formation of a new economic theory of change.
This document provides an overview of the Simple Living @ Workplace program from Aadyanta Life. It discusses how corporate wellness programs can improve employee health, reduce costs, and boost productivity. The CEO, Dr. Amitabh Singh, discusses his journey from corporate life to spiritualism and believes in promoting total well-being through mindfulness. Aadyanta Life aims to answer life's big questions and ensure healthy body and mind through various training programs focused on physical, mental, and inner wellness.
To start our mission to create more good days at work, we've carried out research to define exactly What is a Good Day At Work for people in the UK. Read the latest research in our report, produced with our partner, Bank Workers Charity
Our ground-breaking research explores:
- How many people in the UK are actually having good days at work.
- What people think creates good days vs what the reality is.
- What the biggest impactors of a good day at work are, and what you can do about them.
- How organisations can create and foster better working environments for their people to thrive at work.
- Hear from President of Good Day At Work, Sir Cary Cooper as he provides his views on the latest research.
The document discusses research into defining "what is a good day at work" and how to create more of them. The research found that people only have about 3 good days out of 5 on average at work. It uncovered discrepancies between what people think makes for a good day at work versus what actually does. People thought task completion and relationships were most important, but the research found physical and emotional energy levels, influenced by work-life balance and self-care, have more impact. Creating the right work environment can help improve wellbeing and increase the likelihood of good days at work.
To start our mission to create more good days at work, we've carried out research to define exactly What is a Good Day At Work for people in the UK. Read the latest research in our report, produced with our partner, Bank Workers Charity
Our ground-breaking research explores:
- How many people in the UK are actually having good days at work.
- What people think creates good days vs what the reality is.
- What the biggest impactors of a good day at work are, and what you can do about them.
- How organisations can create and foster better working environments for their people to thrive at work.
- Hear from President of Good Day At Work, Sir Cary Cooper as he provides his views on the latest research.
The purpose of Bathurst Women’s Network is to encourage women and supporters of women to actively meet on a regular basis to learn, to share ideas, to support each other, and to ensure that each member reaches their full potential as a business owner, senior executive and leader.
Creating Health and Well-Being in OrganizationsO.C. Tanner
It is an organization's responsibility to improve the health and well-being of their employees. Businesses should add value to society through the lives of their customers, employees and the community. This SlideShare has four easy steps to help you focus on the well-being of your organization.
Implementing workplace health and wellbeing programs is crucial today to address increased workloads, longer work hours, and less work-life balance faced by employees. Such programs can reduce stress, absenteeism, and turnover while improving productivity and satisfaction. Options for employers include creating wellbeing policies, integrating wellbeing into company culture, providing educational programs, and making wellbeing activities accessible. Leaders must also actively promote and model healthy behaviors to drive cultural change from the top down. Proper implementation requires identifying goals, stakeholders, communication plans, and evaluating progress.
Happiness Alliance, home of The Happiness Alliance and the Gross National Happiness Index survey: our theory of systematic social change. This model encompasses the activities that we have control and influence over: grassroots activism, generation of memes, creation of trim tabs, and formation of a new economic theory of change.
This document provides an overview of the Simple Living @ Workplace program from Aadyanta Life. It discusses how corporate wellness programs can improve employee health, reduce costs, and boost productivity. The CEO, Dr. Amitabh Singh, discusses his journey from corporate life to spiritualism and believes in promoting total well-being through mindfulness. Aadyanta Life aims to answer life's big questions and ensure healthy body and mind through various training programs focused on physical, mental, and inner wellness.
To start our mission to create more good days at work, we've carried out research to define exactly What is a Good Day At Work for people in the UK. Read the latest research in our report, produced with our partner, Bank Workers Charity
Our ground-breaking research explores:
- How many people in the UK are actually having good days at work.
- What people think creates good days vs what the reality is.
- What the biggest impactors of a good day at work are, and what you can do about them.
- How organisations can create and foster better working environments for their people to thrive at work.
- Hear from President of Good Day At Work, Sir Cary Cooper as he provides his views on the latest research.
The document discusses research into defining "what is a good day at work" and how to create more of them. The research found that people only have about 3 good days out of 5 on average at work. It uncovered discrepancies between what people think makes for a good day at work versus what actually does. People thought task completion and relationships were most important, but the research found physical and emotional energy levels, influenced by work-life balance and self-care, have more impact. Creating the right work environment can help improve wellbeing and increase the likelihood of good days at work.
To start our mission to create more good days at work, we've carried out research to define exactly What is a Good Day At Work for people in the UK. Read the latest research in our report, produced with our partner, Bank Workers Charity
Our ground-breaking research explores:
- How many people in the UK are actually having good days at work.
- What people think creates good days vs what the reality is.
- What the biggest impactors of a good day at work are, and what you can do about them.
- How organisations can create and foster better working environments for their people to thrive at work.
- Hear from President of Good Day At Work, Sir Cary Cooper as he provides his views on the latest research.
John Toomey is an international professional speaker who provides inspiring seminars and workshops to organizations on topics related to wellness, health, leadership, and employee engagement. He has over 30 years of experience in fields like coaching, writing, lecturing, and presenting seminars. His presentations are designed to educate and empower participants to take responsibility for their own happiness, health, and success.
A wellness coach helps clients achieve physical and emotional goals by finding solutions to dilemmas that prevent a healthy, stress-free life. They differ from psychotherapists who focus on chronic issues and thought processes, and counselors who examine the past and seek diagnoses. Coaches work as partners with clients to improve performance and quality of life. Wellness coaching in hospitals and centers benefits patients, staff and facilities by increasing revenue through a more pleasant experience.
BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN KNOWING AND DOING - PREMIUM ACTIONGUIDE FOR HEALTH &...Tena Taylor (M.A.)
Everything you need to know as a health and wellness expert to start & scale your practice by mastering PARAMOUNT BUSINESS FACTS & unraveling the importance of the UNIQUE ADVISORY IMPRINT! ✨
This guide is leading you through:
🔥How to extract your WHAT (the problem you're solving), pair it up with your WHY (the motivation behind it), and co-create a HOW (your Unique Offering)!
🔥Explaining the difference between thinking about your ideal client and AS YOUR IDEAL CLIENT
🔥Unraveling the IMPORTANCE OF YOUR ADVISORY AUTHENTICITY & embedding it into the overall business plan
and
🔥Extensively elaborating a Step-By-Step process on how to transform selling from a dreadful action into a pleasurable experience!
This document is the July 2015 issue of the Allsteel Connection newsletter. It includes the following key points:
1) A letter from Jan Johnson, VP of Design and Workplace Resources at Allsteel, explaining that her team helps clients develop workplace strategies to connect their business strategy to their physical workspace in a way that supports their culture and values.
2) Upcoming July events at Allsteel including fundraising competitions, runs/walks, and networking lunches.
3) A highlight of Natalie Anderson from Integrated Support who enjoys the opportunity to help grow her team and sees her reward in their development and success.
4) Announcements about mid-year Healthworks resolutions and details on owning H
Why it's essential to have wellbeing programmes in the workplaceJustine Clement
Wellbeing programmes must start with what the possibilities could be, not just from the problems that currently exist (e.g. risks, illnesses, absences). Starting with what could be, forces any wellbeing programme to determine how to create a new reality instead of JUST fixing what is wrong. Creating an improved, “idealised” outcome means that not only are the existing problems addressed, but that a programmes serves to exceed expectation. This is the reason why we it's essential to have wellbeing programmes in organisations today.
The document discusses the purpose and values of Covenant Care Pediatrics. It states their purpose is to "inspire lifelong health, hope, and wellbeing for children, families, and communities." It describes their core values as putting patients first, striving for excellence, showing caring and compassion, serving others, and acting with integrity. The document aims to define Covenant Care Pediatrics' identity and culture as a team committed to this mission and values.
This document summarizes an event being held by the Bathurst Women's Network on June 19th 2015. The event will feature a keynote speech by Dr. Irena Yashin-Shaw on innovation and creativity. It will also include networking opportunities. Details are provided on sponsors who are supporting the event, including local businesses. Information is given on registering for the event.
Article - Retirement to Re-engegement - In Focus mag - May 2016Isabelle St-Jean
Isabelle St-Jean explores the concept of "re-engagement" in retirement rather than merely retiring. She discusses how retirement is a major transition that people approach with different levels of readiness and attitudes. St-Jean advocates for planning a purposeful lifestyle in retirement focused on engagement, leisure, and meaning through a variety of activities and lifelong dreams. Having a positive mindset about aging is also important to health and well-being in retirement.
Wellness Solutions will serve businesses in Thunder Bay by providing workplace wellness programs and plans to help companies and their employees be more productive while lowering health costs. Their business model is based on evidence that healthy employees are more productive and that prevention is less costly than treatment. Wellness Solutions aims to emphasize prevention and health promotion through educational and hands-on activities that help workers prevent injuries and illnesses and adopt healthier lifestyles.
23 04 2012 Pfizer Nutrition acquisition conference call transcriptNestlé SA
Nestlé announced the acquisition of Pfizer Nutrition for $11.85 billion. The acquisition strengthens Nestlé's position as the global leader in infant nutrition by expanding its presence in high-growth emerging markets like China and Asia. Pfizer Nutrition complements Nestlé's existing infant nutrition business by filling gaps in its product portfolio and increasing its share of the premium and super premium segments. Culturally, Nestlé found Pfizer Nutrition to have aligned values around science-based innovation, quality, and support for breastfeeding. Financially, Nestlé expects the acquisition to be accretive and enhance its growth profile in the large and fast-growing $30 billion global infant formula market.
People are living longer, with more than one in four people in the UK expected to be over 60 by 2024. The Centre for Ageing Better wants to create a society where everyone can enjoy a good later life, focusing on helping people be physically and mentally active, financially secure, socially connected, and have a sense of purpose as they age. The organization draws on evidence and people's experiences to test new approaches and share information to improve lives in later years.
This document provides a summary of a guide created by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) on improving wellbeing in small businesses. The guide contains practical tips business owners can take to improve their own wellbeing and that of their employees. Some key suggestions include opening up discussions about mental health and wellbeing, ensuring a healthy physical work environment, and providing support for employees during illnesses or other issues affecting their wellbeing. The overall message is that small, simple steps can be taken to foster wellbeing in small businesses.
Gian Fiero is a growth expert who facilitates professional and personal growth. Through over 10,000 hours of counseling and coaching, he has learned that growth is an ongoing, individualized process that occurs at different rates for each person. Growth requires focusing on one's vision, values, and mission as well as utilizing strengths, embracing challenges, and gaining feedback from respected sources in order to transform into a new, improved self. Problems present opportunities for growth by providing tools to solve future issues.
This document provides information about business consulting services offered by Christopher Walker. The services include a highly conscious consultation process to help entrepreneurs, companies, and individuals. The consultation focuses on developing vision, leadership, resilience to change, clarity in uncertain situations, and integrity. It involves a one day in-person session. The goal is to help clients improve life quality, decision-making, stress reduction, and business performance. Testimonials from past clients praise the positive impacts on life and work.
The document is the July 2021 edition of the monthly newsletter "Great Workplaces" published by Great Place to Work. It discusses the history and mission of Great Place to Work in identifying and helping organizations build high-trust workplace cultures. It was founded in 1981 based on research finding that strong employee relationships characterized by trust, pride and camaraderie are key drivers of business performance. The newsletter provides tips on relieving employee stress, taking stock of organizational goals and assessing workplace culture. It also introduces Great Place to Work's employee survey tool to help companies evaluate their workplace culture and identify areas for improvement.
The document discusses the benefits of mindfulness meditation for both individuals and businesses. It notes that around 45% of Australians will experience a mental health condition in their lifetime, costing businesses over $10 billion annually in areas like absenteeism and reduced productivity. Implementing mental health strategies in the workplace can generate a 2.3x return on investment. Mindfulness meditation through apps like Happy Waves can help employees build focus, manage stress, and perform better, while creating a mentally healthy workplace that attracts and retains top talent.
How Company Culture Shapes Business Outcomes | Bennat BergerBennat Berger
Company culture is more than just having a ping pong table and the occasional happy hour. It’s the essence of a business: the pervasive vision, values, and systems pulsing within employees, management, atmosphere and more. Some like to call it the genetic code of a company, though in some circumstances it can be more malleable than that.
More and more, good company culture is being recognized as vital to a company’s success; on the flip side, toxic culture has been witnessed contributing to huge failures. Built into business at its most basic level, company culture is both the result of a company’s structure and the support that keeps it standing. It’s both an outcome of hiring choices, and the force that drives them. It’s a self-perpetuating cycle: a company shapes its culture and the culture shapes the company, over and over or all at once.
Healthy Living Partners - Case Study: Casey Health Instituteedhinde
Healthy Living Partners, a healthcare marketing services firm, works intimately with Casey Health Institute, a new model of integrative primary care that transforms the
patient/provider relationship in the context of a non-profit, community-based health center. Central to the Institute's mission, Casey’s physicians, nurse practitioners, integrative health practitioners, and allied health professionals function as a highly organized team whose focus is always centered on the patient.
Healthy Living Partners began work with Casey Health Institute in November 2012.
The Institute opened to the public in May 2013.
In the special edition, “Inspiring Women Leaders Making a Difference, 2019”, CIO LOOK admire some exceptional women leaders & appreciate their contribution
i can in the North East Ltd is a social enterprise committed to developing learning opportunities to meet the needs of individuals and groups. It aims to help people gain skills, confidence, and positive outlooks to integrate into society and stand on their own two feet. Programs are offered to a wide range of individuals and organizations, and are designed to remove labels and direct people towards education, employment, or training.
This session will aim to comprehensively review the current state of artificial intelligence techniques for emotional recognition and their potential applications in optimizing digital advertising strategies. Key studies developing AI models for multimodal emotion recognition from videos, images, and neurophysiological signals were analyzed to build content for this session. The session delves deeper into the current challenges, opportunities to help realize the full benefits of emotion AI for personalized digital marketing.
John Toomey is an international professional speaker who provides inspiring seminars and workshops to organizations on topics related to wellness, health, leadership, and employee engagement. He has over 30 years of experience in fields like coaching, writing, lecturing, and presenting seminars. His presentations are designed to educate and empower participants to take responsibility for their own happiness, health, and success.
A wellness coach helps clients achieve physical and emotional goals by finding solutions to dilemmas that prevent a healthy, stress-free life. They differ from psychotherapists who focus on chronic issues and thought processes, and counselors who examine the past and seek diagnoses. Coaches work as partners with clients to improve performance and quality of life. Wellness coaching in hospitals and centers benefits patients, staff and facilities by increasing revenue through a more pleasant experience.
BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN KNOWING AND DOING - PREMIUM ACTIONGUIDE FOR HEALTH &...Tena Taylor (M.A.)
Everything you need to know as a health and wellness expert to start & scale your practice by mastering PARAMOUNT BUSINESS FACTS & unraveling the importance of the UNIQUE ADVISORY IMPRINT! ✨
This guide is leading you through:
🔥How to extract your WHAT (the problem you're solving), pair it up with your WHY (the motivation behind it), and co-create a HOW (your Unique Offering)!
🔥Explaining the difference between thinking about your ideal client and AS YOUR IDEAL CLIENT
🔥Unraveling the IMPORTANCE OF YOUR ADVISORY AUTHENTICITY & embedding it into the overall business plan
and
🔥Extensively elaborating a Step-By-Step process on how to transform selling from a dreadful action into a pleasurable experience!
This document is the July 2015 issue of the Allsteel Connection newsletter. It includes the following key points:
1) A letter from Jan Johnson, VP of Design and Workplace Resources at Allsteel, explaining that her team helps clients develop workplace strategies to connect their business strategy to their physical workspace in a way that supports their culture and values.
2) Upcoming July events at Allsteel including fundraising competitions, runs/walks, and networking lunches.
3) A highlight of Natalie Anderson from Integrated Support who enjoys the opportunity to help grow her team and sees her reward in their development and success.
4) Announcements about mid-year Healthworks resolutions and details on owning H
Why it's essential to have wellbeing programmes in the workplaceJustine Clement
Wellbeing programmes must start with what the possibilities could be, not just from the problems that currently exist (e.g. risks, illnesses, absences). Starting with what could be, forces any wellbeing programme to determine how to create a new reality instead of JUST fixing what is wrong. Creating an improved, “idealised” outcome means that not only are the existing problems addressed, but that a programmes serves to exceed expectation. This is the reason why we it's essential to have wellbeing programmes in organisations today.
The document discusses the purpose and values of Covenant Care Pediatrics. It states their purpose is to "inspire lifelong health, hope, and wellbeing for children, families, and communities." It describes their core values as putting patients first, striving for excellence, showing caring and compassion, serving others, and acting with integrity. The document aims to define Covenant Care Pediatrics' identity and culture as a team committed to this mission and values.
This document summarizes an event being held by the Bathurst Women's Network on June 19th 2015. The event will feature a keynote speech by Dr. Irena Yashin-Shaw on innovation and creativity. It will also include networking opportunities. Details are provided on sponsors who are supporting the event, including local businesses. Information is given on registering for the event.
Article - Retirement to Re-engegement - In Focus mag - May 2016Isabelle St-Jean
Isabelle St-Jean explores the concept of "re-engagement" in retirement rather than merely retiring. She discusses how retirement is a major transition that people approach with different levels of readiness and attitudes. St-Jean advocates for planning a purposeful lifestyle in retirement focused on engagement, leisure, and meaning through a variety of activities and lifelong dreams. Having a positive mindset about aging is also important to health and well-being in retirement.
Wellness Solutions will serve businesses in Thunder Bay by providing workplace wellness programs and plans to help companies and their employees be more productive while lowering health costs. Their business model is based on evidence that healthy employees are more productive and that prevention is less costly than treatment. Wellness Solutions aims to emphasize prevention and health promotion through educational and hands-on activities that help workers prevent injuries and illnesses and adopt healthier lifestyles.
23 04 2012 Pfizer Nutrition acquisition conference call transcriptNestlé SA
Nestlé announced the acquisition of Pfizer Nutrition for $11.85 billion. The acquisition strengthens Nestlé's position as the global leader in infant nutrition by expanding its presence in high-growth emerging markets like China and Asia. Pfizer Nutrition complements Nestlé's existing infant nutrition business by filling gaps in its product portfolio and increasing its share of the premium and super premium segments. Culturally, Nestlé found Pfizer Nutrition to have aligned values around science-based innovation, quality, and support for breastfeeding. Financially, Nestlé expects the acquisition to be accretive and enhance its growth profile in the large and fast-growing $30 billion global infant formula market.
People are living longer, with more than one in four people in the UK expected to be over 60 by 2024. The Centre for Ageing Better wants to create a society where everyone can enjoy a good later life, focusing on helping people be physically and mentally active, financially secure, socially connected, and have a sense of purpose as they age. The organization draws on evidence and people's experiences to test new approaches and share information to improve lives in later years.
This document provides a summary of a guide created by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) on improving wellbeing in small businesses. The guide contains practical tips business owners can take to improve their own wellbeing and that of their employees. Some key suggestions include opening up discussions about mental health and wellbeing, ensuring a healthy physical work environment, and providing support for employees during illnesses or other issues affecting their wellbeing. The overall message is that small, simple steps can be taken to foster wellbeing in small businesses.
Gian Fiero is a growth expert who facilitates professional and personal growth. Through over 10,000 hours of counseling and coaching, he has learned that growth is an ongoing, individualized process that occurs at different rates for each person. Growth requires focusing on one's vision, values, and mission as well as utilizing strengths, embracing challenges, and gaining feedback from respected sources in order to transform into a new, improved self. Problems present opportunities for growth by providing tools to solve future issues.
This document provides information about business consulting services offered by Christopher Walker. The services include a highly conscious consultation process to help entrepreneurs, companies, and individuals. The consultation focuses on developing vision, leadership, resilience to change, clarity in uncertain situations, and integrity. It involves a one day in-person session. The goal is to help clients improve life quality, decision-making, stress reduction, and business performance. Testimonials from past clients praise the positive impacts on life and work.
The document is the July 2021 edition of the monthly newsletter "Great Workplaces" published by Great Place to Work. It discusses the history and mission of Great Place to Work in identifying and helping organizations build high-trust workplace cultures. It was founded in 1981 based on research finding that strong employee relationships characterized by trust, pride and camaraderie are key drivers of business performance. The newsletter provides tips on relieving employee stress, taking stock of organizational goals and assessing workplace culture. It also introduces Great Place to Work's employee survey tool to help companies evaluate their workplace culture and identify areas for improvement.
The document discusses the benefits of mindfulness meditation for both individuals and businesses. It notes that around 45% of Australians will experience a mental health condition in their lifetime, costing businesses over $10 billion annually in areas like absenteeism and reduced productivity. Implementing mental health strategies in the workplace can generate a 2.3x return on investment. Mindfulness meditation through apps like Happy Waves can help employees build focus, manage stress, and perform better, while creating a mentally healthy workplace that attracts and retains top talent.
How Company Culture Shapes Business Outcomes | Bennat BergerBennat Berger
Company culture is more than just having a ping pong table and the occasional happy hour. It’s the essence of a business: the pervasive vision, values, and systems pulsing within employees, management, atmosphere and more. Some like to call it the genetic code of a company, though in some circumstances it can be more malleable than that.
More and more, good company culture is being recognized as vital to a company’s success; on the flip side, toxic culture has been witnessed contributing to huge failures. Built into business at its most basic level, company culture is both the result of a company’s structure and the support that keeps it standing. It’s both an outcome of hiring choices, and the force that drives them. It’s a self-perpetuating cycle: a company shapes its culture and the culture shapes the company, over and over or all at once.
Healthy Living Partners - Case Study: Casey Health Instituteedhinde
Healthy Living Partners, a healthcare marketing services firm, works intimately with Casey Health Institute, a new model of integrative primary care that transforms the
patient/provider relationship in the context of a non-profit, community-based health center. Central to the Institute's mission, Casey’s physicians, nurse practitioners, integrative health practitioners, and allied health professionals function as a highly organized team whose focus is always centered on the patient.
Healthy Living Partners began work with Casey Health Institute in November 2012.
The Institute opened to the public in May 2013.
In the special edition, “Inspiring Women Leaders Making a Difference, 2019”, CIO LOOK admire some exceptional women leaders & appreciate their contribution
i can in the North East Ltd is a social enterprise committed to developing learning opportunities to meet the needs of individuals and groups. It aims to help people gain skills, confidence, and positive outlooks to integrate into society and stand on their own two feet. Programs are offered to a wide range of individuals and organizations, and are designed to remove labels and direct people towards education, employment, or training.
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This session will aim to comprehensively review the current state of artificial intelligence techniques for emotional recognition and their potential applications in optimizing digital advertising strategies. Key studies developing AI models for multimodal emotion recognition from videos, images, and neurophysiological signals were analyzed to build content for this session. The session delves deeper into the current challenges, opportunities to help realize the full benefits of emotion AI for personalized digital marketing.
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The Forgotten Secret Weapon of Digital Marketing: Email
Digital marketing is a rapidly changing, ever evolving industry--Influencers, Threads, X, AI, etc. But one of the most effective digital marketing tools is also one of the oldest: Email. Find out from two Houston-based digital experts how to maximize your results from email.
Key Takeaways:
Email has the best ROI of any digital tactic
It can be used at any stage of the customer journey
It is increasingly important as the cookie-less future gets closer and closer
In the face of the news of Google beginning to remove cookies from Chrome (30m users at the time of writing), there’s no longer time for marketers to throw their hands up and say “I didn’t know” or “They won’t go through with it”. Reality check - it has already begun - the time to take action is now. The good news is that there are solutions available and ready for adoption… but for many the race to catch up to the modern internet risks being a messy, confusing scramble to get back to "normal"
What’s “In” and “Out” for ABM in 2024: Plays That Help You Grow and Ones to L...Demandbase
Delve into essential ABM ‘plays' that propel success while identifying and leaving behind tactics that no longer yield results. Led by ABM Experts, Jon Barcellos, Head of Solutions at Postal and Tom Keefe, Principal GTM Expert at Demandbase.
As 2023 proved, the next few years may be shaped by market volatility and artificial intelligence services such as OpenAI's ChatGPT and Perplexity.ai. Your brand will increasingly compete for attention with Google, Apple, OpenAI, and Amazon, and customers will expect a hyper-relevant and individualized experience from every business at any moment. New state-legislated data privacy laws and several FTC rules may challenge marketers to deliver contextually relevant customer experiences, much less reach unknown prospective buyers. Are you ready?Let's discuss the critical need for data governance and applied AI for your business rather than relying on public AI models. As AI permeates society and all industries, learn how to be future-ready, compliant, and confidentlyscaling growth.
Key Takeaways:
Primary Learning Objective
1: Grasp when artificial general intelligence (""AGI"") will arrive, and how your brand can navigate the consequences. Primary Learning Objective
2: Gain an accurate analysis of the continuously developing customer journey and business intelligence. Primary Learning Objective
3: Grow revenue at lower costs with more efficient marketing and business operations.
In this dynamic session titled "Future-Proof Like Beyoncé: Syncing Email and Social Media for Iconic Brand Longevity," Carlos Gil, U.S. Brand Evangelist for GetResponse, unveils how to safeguard and elevate your digital marketing strategy. Explore how integrating email marketing with social media can not only increase your brand's reach but also secure its future in the ever-changing digital landscape. Carlos will share invaluable insights on developing a robust email list, leveraging data integration for targeted campaigns, and implementing AI tools to enhance cross-platform engagement. Attendees will learn how to maintain a consistent brand voice across all channels and adapt to platform changes proactively. This session is essential for marketers aiming to diversify their online presence and minimize dependence on any single platform. Join Carlos to discover how to turn social media followers into loyal email subscribers and ultimately, drive sustainable growth and revenue for your brand. By harnessing the best practices and innovative strategies discussed, you will be equipped to navigate the challenges of the digital age, ensuring your brand remains relevant and resonant with your audience, no matter the platform. Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your approach and achieve iconic brand longevity akin to Beyoncé's enduring influence in the entertainment industry.
Key Takeaways:
Integration of Email and Social Media: Understanding how to seamlessly integrate email marketing with social media efforts to expand reach and reinforce brand presence. Building a Robust Email List: Strategies for developing a strong email list that provides a direct line of communication to your audience, independent of social media algorithms. Data Integration for Targeted Campaigns: Leveraging combined data from email and social media to create personalized, targeted marketing campaigns that resonate with the audience. Utilization of AI Tools: Implementing AI and automation tools to enhance efficiency and effectiveness across marketing channels. Consistent Brand Voice Across Platforms: Maintaining a unified brand voice and message across all digital platforms to strengthen brand identity and user trust. Proactive Adaptation to Platform Changes: Staying ahead of social media platform changes and algorithm updates to keep engagement high and interactions meaningful. Conversion of Social Followers to Email Subscribers: Techniques to encourage social media followers to subscribe to email, ensuring a direct and consistent connection. Sustainable Growth and Minimized Platform Dependence: Strategies to diversify digital presence and reduce reliance on any single social media platform, thereby mitigating risks associated with platform volatility.
The Secret to Engaging Modern Consumers: Journey Mapping and Personalization
In today's digital landscape, understanding the customer's journey and delivering personalized experiences are paramount. This masterclass delves into the art of consumer journey mapping, a powerful technique that visualizes the entire customer experience across touchpoints. Attendees will learn how to create detailed journey maps, identify pain points, and uncover opportunities for optimization. The presentation also explores personalization strategies that leverage data and technology to tailor content, products, and experiences to individual customers. From real-time personalization to predictive analytics, attendees will gain insights into cutting-edge approaches that drive engagement and loyalty.
Key Takeaways:
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Key Takeaways:
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2. An
introduction
from the
CEO
It gives me great pleasure to introduce the first
ever St Ives Happiness Report. This edition is
all about explaining the new direction St Ives is
embracing – it’s both a business philosophy and
strategy we’ve been working on for a number of
months that we call “Live Happy”.
“Live Happy” is about making sure St Ives is
doing everything we can to make your lifestyle
as content and stress-free as it should be. It’s
been designed to embed our residents at the
centre of our decision-making process and
ensure we’re always acting in your best interests
– from decisions made at a board level, through
to the way we respond to any complaints.
We hope you will start noticing things run
smoother, quicker and more efficiently than ever before – and, as you’ll read more about in
this report, when that happens, it’s much easier to lead a content and happy life.
You’ll soon start seeing our “Live Happy” message throughout your Villages and in the media,
delivered by our partner, Dr. Tim Sharp, aka Dr. Happy, who we’ve been working with to make
sure our actions will have practical benefits to you.
I believe this is a philosophy that will greatly benefit each and every one of our residents, all
our staff, as well as our business. I was thrilled to see that our satisfaction scores increased
over the last year (see inside) and, with “Live Happy” now at our core, I believe we can keep
delivering a more satisfying experience every day.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts and working together to make St Ives Retirement
Living the home of WA’s happiest retirees.
Regards,
John Ford
CEO - John Ford
3. Hi, St Ives! I’m Dr. Tim Sharp, a Clinical and Consulting Psychologist who’s focused, for most
of the last two decades, on the exciting science of Positive Psychology. For those of you
who’re not familiar with this field of study, it’s essentially the science of happiness; the
investigation of variables that contribute to individuals, couples, families and communities
thriving and flourishing. Along the way, I’ve taken a particular interest in positive ageing –
a speciality within Positive Psychology exploring the specific factors that allow some to
continue to enjoy positive emotions and function at high levels well into their later years.
And so I was very interested to be approached by St Ives to collaborate with them on the
development of “Live Happy”, helping them to turn their business into one that truly puts their
residents first. Over the years I’ve observed numerous examples of businesses and brands
attempting to use happiness to sell a fleeting experience, or the temporary high that comes
from a new purchase; almost all of these have been relatively superficial.
As an academic, I wouldn’t have agreed to work with St Ives if I thought there was anything
superficial about their approach; in fact, what initially impressed me was their intention and
desire to ground their approach in the research findings, ensuring that what they are doing
is supported by the science and ensuring it was maximally effective, both in the short and
longer term.
Furthermore, what impressed me was St Ives understanding that they, as a business, are not
responsible for the individual happiness of each of their residents – rather, their role in truly
influencing the long-term happiness and wellbeing of their residents is to take accountability
for creating and maintaining a positive environment at all their Villages.
In my opinion, this is the key to the success of “Live Happy”; it’s not about individual
happiness, which is impossible to control, but about St Ives improving the ‘behind the
scenes’ tasks that have the potential to positively influence residents’ stay in the Villages.
This is particularly important because
happiness as a positive emotion – that nice
feeling we’ve all experienced at some time
or other – is fleeting. In fact, this emotion
is only part of what real and meaningful
happiness is actually about. Real happiness,
or what Positive Psychologists call thriving
and flourishing, does involve feeling good,
but it also involves feeling connected
and part of a community, having positive
interactions with others, feeling safe and
secure, and enjoying contentment and
relaxation – all of which will be directly and
effectively addressed by “Live Happy”.
What the research has also found, that’s particularly relevant in the context of this discussion,
is that definitions of happiness differ depending on age. As most of us age, the focus of our
happiness and what brings us happiness changes; whereas we tend to seek “high energy”
forms of pleasure when we’re younger (trying to maximise gains by taking a few more risks),
with age comes a shift towards more
relaxing forms of pleasure, what some
might call contentment, and what
for most is a more risk averse, more
peaceful way of living – the type of living
this lifestyle aims to promote.
Working together with the team at
St Ives, I brought my academic
credentials to the table with a view to
integrate my knowledge of the research
with their vast experience in the field of
Retirement Living. Our aim was to take
their great ideas and build them in to
something that would make a real and
meaningful difference to the lives of all
who reside in their Villages.
The end result is “Live Happy” and
the Happiness Influencers I’ll take you
through in a moment.
Less worry and
stress equals a
more
contented life
By Dr. Tim Sharp
Adjunct Professor – UTS
Business School and RMIT
School of Health Sciences
Positive Psychologist and
Mental Health Advocate
Chief Happiness Officer
The Happiness Institute
The science of
“Live Happy”
4. What I love about “Live Happy”, as an academic and experienced practitioner, is that while it’s
built on credible and proven concepts, it can also be practically applied – it can be planned for,
developed and created, in each and every Village to benefit each and every resident, no matter
who they are or what their background is.
“Live Happy” has been divided into six key areas of action – what we termed the ‘Happiness
Influencers’, each of which focuses on one specific overall goal, underpinned with many
separate initiatives. So, how can residents reasonably expect these to positively impact their
happiness and wellbeing? In my opinion, in the following ways:
A brilliant experience whenever
you interact with us
Less worry and stress equals a more contented
life because, when issues are taken care of with
as little fuss as possible, you’re left with more time
to concentrate on what truly makes you happy.
Furthermore, research has found positive emotions,
such as happiness, spread throughout social and
occupational networks. So, as more members of
a community have a positive experience and feel
‘happy’, their enthusiasm and positivity spreads
to others.
Respectful, empathetic and amazingly talented staff
Everyone deserves respect and empathy; and the good news is that those who do receive them
tend to be happier and healthier; their mental health receives a boost, and they feel more useful
and more connected. Through the very careful recruitment, retention and training of only the
best staff, residents can be assured St Ives staff will go out of their way to treat them as they
should be treated.
Continual improvement and innovation
Knowing that management are committed to innovating where and when necessary, and
changing as required means residents can feel assured the standards and quality of service will
always remain at a high level. Again, less concerns for the future means more contentment today.
Optimise financial performance
Having the best people is one thing; ensuring those people do the best job, day in and day
out, is another. This is where systems and procedures become so important and these days,
so reliant on technology. With the best and most up-to-date systems in place, less time
will be needed for administrative or financial issues, meaning more time can be spent on
lifestyle improvement.
A compliant and safe environment
As referred to previously, once most people reach a certain age, factors such as safety and
security (physical, emotional and financial) become increasingly important. This Influencer
will likely contribute to the health and wellbeing of residents via the provision of certainty
and surety in these valued domains, especially in the increasingly concerning area of online
data management.
The backing of a strong WA business for peace of mind
Already one of the most respected businesses in WA, St Ives is well aware that they can’t
rest on their laurels. Plans are already in place to consolidate the brand position within the
West Australian market, thereby protecting against any future changes and positioning itself
well for future opportunities. In short, a strong and financially secure St Ives means financial
security and peace of mind for residents/owners.
As well as providing real and meaningful benefits for residents, the positive and
comprehensive approach St Ives has created and developed will also provide very real
benefits to the bottom line. Research clearly suggests that businesses who properly
integrate purpose-driven principles, such as those included in “Live Happy”, tend to be
more successful than comparable businesses – and a good or purpose-driven business,
in this context, means increased financial security and possibly even financial growth, for
all involved.
In summary, with these Happiness Influencers at the centre of “Live Happy”, I very much
believe St Ives is well placed to create an environment of confidence, contentment and peace
of mind. The knock-on effects of this are health and wellness for all residents. And what also
comes with health and wellness? A good and long life!
Stay Happy – Dr. Tim Sharp
Introducing
the
Happiness
Influencers
5. in detail
The
Each Happiness Influencer comes with its
own set of initiatives to make it a reality –
some that will affect all Villages, and others
specific to individual Villages. In this way, we
hope every single resident will benefit.
Here are just some of the initiatives we are
undertaking from 2019 onwards. Full details
will be provided in the six-monthly St Ives
Happiness Reports (see pages 12 and 13).
Happiness
Influencers
Initiative: Piloting the use of new
technologies which offer enhanced
security and convenience.
Initiative: Maintain a rigorous risk
management framework to ensure we
are proactive in identifying and reducing
risks to residents and staff.
Continual improvement
and innovation
We will always explore ways to improve
our service and enhance our Villages, for
both current, and future, residents.
A compliant and safe environment
We are committing to continued
management of risks to the highest
standard, protecting the interests of our
residents and staff.
Initiative: Trial new ways of gathering
feedback within our Villages, such as
through the Happiness Stations and
new Village intranets.
Initiative: Roll out a business-wide
training and upskilling program to
ensure all staff act in accordance
with “Live Happy” at all times.
Initiative: Review our performance
across all areas to identify ways to
improve operational efficiency and
deliver cost savings to residents and
the business.
.
A brilliant experience whenever
you interact with us
We are endeavouring to ensure any
issues are resolved promptly, requests are
acknowledged in a timely manner, feedback
is easy to give and communication is both
clear and relevant.
Respectful, empathetic and
amazingly talented staff
We strive for our Villages to be filled with
the very best teams who understand our
residents and go out of their way to treat
them how they deserve to be treated.
Optimise financial performance
We will be constantly reviewing our systems
to ensure we are running as efficiently and
effectively as possible in everything from our
maintenance to our overheads.
Initiative: Explore business
opportunities that do not take our
focus away from our Villages.
The backing of a strong WA
business for peace of mind
We are exploring ways to consolidate our
position within the WA market so that our
brand remains strong and your asset is
protected, even if the market declines.
You don’t need to change a thing.
In fact, if we do our job right you’ll barely notice
us at all – that’s because everything will work
just as it should. There will be less issues that
need raising, shorter waits for responses to your
requests and more transparency in the way your
Village operates. We do, however, believe you
will be more relaxed and more content!
Great, but
what does
this mean
for me?
6. We’ll be tracking our success in three ways:
The results of the above will be delivered to all residents as part of our six monthly
Happiness Report – which will replace Thrive magazine.
In 2018, we trialled a few new lifestyle activities, such as the Spring in
St Ives events, Elton concerts, and the Resident Benefits Club. We need
your feedback to keep delivering the best lifestyle activities for you, so
please let us know about any lifestyle benefits you’d like us to explore. It
may be an idea for an event, the Resident Benefits Club or a Wellness
Program.
You may also be working hard on a project already – if we can help in any
way, don’t hesitate to give us a shout, our team will do whatever we can to
support you in your efforts to build great communities.
Please send all feedback to benefits@stivesretirementliving.com.au,
or speak with your Village Manager.
Of course,
it’s not all business...
By gathering real-time feedback.
We are trialling new ways to receive feedback, such as the
Happiness Stations appearing in some Villages – a place to
give feedback in real-time through iPads located there. For
those Villages who don’t have a Happiness Station, your
Village Manager is your point of contact for all feedback.
By regularly reporting on each of the
Happiness Influencers.
Each initiative will be tracked and reported on throughout
the year, with the progress made available in our
Happiness Reports.
By asking you, our residents, how we are going.
Every six months we will send out a very short, optional survey
for you to complete that lets us know how we are going on
delivering against each of our Happiness Influencers. The results
will let us calculate and track our overall Happiness Score.
(See over page)
Measuring
success and
being accountable
1.
2.
3.
7. How happy are you with the following aspects of Village life:
Thanks to everyone who participated in our revamped 2018 Resident Survey.
The results were great – in 2018 we received 350 responses, representing the
views of 515 residents. Here is a selection of the results – further results for
your Village will be made available through your Village Manager.
2018 Resident Survey results
94.3%
The security provided
by your Village
Happy!
Your level of
social activity
98.7%
Your connection
to the Village
community
Happy!
Your level of
physical activity
97.6%
The support your
Village community
provides
Happy!
Your Village’s ability
to cater for your needs
as you grow older
Your relationship with
your neighbours
Happy!
The quality of
the amenities at
your Village
98.8%
97.2%
98.3%
Happy!
97.1%
Happy!
88.9%
Happy! Happy!
Introducing our
Happiness Score
Our Happiness Score is how we will track our progress.
How do we calculate our Happiness Score? We simply average out the positive response
scores across six questions that relate to our key Happiness Influencers. To see how we’re
tracking, we’ll ask you to score us again based on the same six Happiness Influencer
questions in six months time.
In the 2018 Resident Survey we asked you to rate
how much you agree with the following statements:
Happiness Score: 74.3/100
Our Happiness Score goal is 80/100
St Ives provides a brilliant experience whenever you interact with us
St Ives is continually improving their service to me
St Ives provides a safe and secure environment
St Ives provides respectful, empathetic and amazingly talented staff
I have confidence in St Ives to protect my asset
My Village is great and will support me into the future
70.5%
59.4%
87.5%
87.7%
65.3%
75.8%
How satisfied are you with St Ives?
How likely are you to refer family/friends to St Ives?
2017
2017
2018
2018
Dissatisfied
Unlikely
Dissatisfied
Unlikely
Satisfied
Likely
Satisfied
Likely
85.8%
83.2%
92.9%
85.6%
14.2%
16.8%
7.1%
14.4%
8. St Ives Centro
Date: March 20
(International Day of Happiness)
9am – Dr. Happy talk
10-11am – QA and morning tea
St Ives Murdoch
Date: March 21
9am - Dr. Happy talk
10-11am – QA and morning tea
St Ives Mandurah
Date: March 21
2pm - Dr. Happy talk
3-4pm – QA and afternoon tea
St Ives Northshore
Date: March 22
10am – Dr. Happy talk
11am-12pm – QA and morning tea
St Ives Carine
Date: March 22
2pm – Dr. Happy talk
3-4pm – QA and afternoon tea
St Ives Albany
Stay tuned!
Workshop dates are pending.
St Ives Melville and St Ives Lesmurdie –
you are very welcome to attend any
workshop. Please speak to your Village
Manager if you need help with transport.
Celebrate International Day
of Happiness on March 20
with workshops presented by
Dr. Tim Sharp, aka Dr. Happy.
These events are open
to the public so you are
very welcome to bring
family and friends
Northshore
Artists Unite:
A mixture of
works of art
Jim Hanney:
Woodworking
John Vincent:
Turning waste
and nature into
works of art
Resident talents
We’d love to come to your Village and see your pieces of work!
Get in touch via email: benefits@stivesretirementliving.com.au
Dr. Happy
You’re invited to
“Live Happy”
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3 April 11am, His Majesty’s Theatre
Buy two tickets for the price of one!
Pay just $30 for two tickets.
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7-17 March, His Majesty’s Theatre
A-Reserve Adult Tickets to Tuesday to Thursday evening
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Chat to your village sales
team member for details
If you, or someone you know
has a property to sell, speak to
your village Sales Rep about
having a free appraisal and
seeing where you stand.
TURN YOUR FRIENDS
INTO NEIGHBOURS!
Refer a friend to St Ives and we’ll
say thanks by:
Sending you packing with a
$2,000 RAC Travel voucher
Putting $1,000 towards your
friend’s moving costs.
For all TCs visit www.stivesretirmentliving.com.au/benefits
10% off travel insurance
Call 1300 655 179 or visit your nearest RAC Travel Centre to book.
Free golf lessons with a professional
Sign up for a free golf lesson by emailing
benefits@stivesretirementliving.com.au
Get 10% off your total bill at Waldecks Garden Centre.
For those in Albany, get 10% off plants, trees, pottery
and giftware at Lush Garden Galley.
10% off select items
Stock up at Jacksons and get 10% off a range of selected items.
Do you have a suggestion for a new provider?
Please email us at benefits@stivesretirementliving.com.au
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