“Big Data” is a phrase we hear often in business these days, and not just in the context of client and customer-related operations. Companies that are putting data to use in innovative ways are finding it can have surprising benefits to the business’s bottom line. – For example, tools like Quantified Self, FitBit or Jawbone can track things like your employees’ sleep patterns, mood and emotions. Soon you'll be able to tell in real-time how your employees are doing and where they're happiest in their jobs. For the November 2013 Best Practice Network webinar, VolunteerMatch is joined by John C. Havens, Founder of the H(app)athon Project and author of “Hacking Happiness - Why Your Personal Data Counts and How Tracking it Can Change the World,” and Arthur Woods, co-founder of Imperative, the leading consulting agency helping companies measure and maximize employee purpose and well-being. John and Arthur will describe the bottom-line benefits of tracking your employee well-being, and how to bring these merry methodologies to your companies. You’ll walk away with ideas for how to use existing tools and technologies to bring greater well-being to your workforce, and greater value to your customers and stakeholders overall. Speakers: John Havens Founder, The H(app)athon Project Arthur Woods Co-Founder, Imperative Follow the conversation on Twitter @VM_Solutions, #VMbpn

1. From Productivity to Purpose:
How Worker Well-Being Increases Your Bottom Line
Panelists:
Facilitator:
John Havens
Arthur Woods
Founder
The H(app)athon Project
@johnchavens
Co-Founder
Imperative
@ArthurWoods
Lauren Wagner
Business Development Manager
VolunteerMatch
@Lauren_Lynn2
November 13, 2013

2. How To Ask Questions
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Submit via Twitter to
@VM_Solutions using “#VMbpn”
We will pose questions at the end of
the presentation
A copy of the sides will be circulated
after the event
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3. Panelists
From Productivity to Purpose:
How Worker Well-Being Increases Your Bottom Line
John Havens
Arthur Woods
Founder
The H(app)athon Project
@johnchavens
Co-Founder
Imperative
@ArthurWoods
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4. Volunteer Match Solutions Presents

5. Little Data

6. I sync therefore I am.

7. Little Data at Work

8. Take Data to Heart

9. Meeting Mediator

10. Tidepool

11. N(app)s

14. Connecting Happiness to Action.
One phone, one heart, one city at a time.
Connecting Happiness to Action
The Science of Positive Psychology proves that
when you’re engaged in activities that bring you
meaning or when you’re helping others, your
happiness increases.
One Phone
We use surveys based on economic Happiness
Indicators people take over time on their phones.
We use passive sensors in phones to identify
behaviors or emotions related to our survey
questions that provide insights on how people feel
about their communities.
One Heart
One City
Our Goal is to foster transparent civic engagement
while democratizing citizen data. We want to
create an economy of happiness built on trust.
The Happathon Project provides a tactical approach to community engagement, equipping governing bodies
with the ability to more accurately customize policy goals for the citizens they serve.

15. Thanks!
johnchavens.com
happathon.com
@johnchavens
John C. Havens
john@happathon.com

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26. Connect people to
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29. The bottom line?
Talent Retention + Recruiting, Productivity, Deepened
Culture, Improved Customer Experience, *Impact
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30. Thanks!
imperative.com
@Imperative
Arthur Woods
@ArthurWoods
arthur@imperative.c
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31. Thank You!

32. Q&A
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Submit via Twitter to
@VM_Solutions using “#VMbpn”
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33. Stay Informed
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34. Save the Date – December 18th
2013 Giving in Numbers: Insights from CECP’s Annual Research
Wednesday
December 18th, 2013
10 a.m. – 11 a.m. PT (1-2 p.m. ET)
Featuring:
Michael Stroik
Manager, Research and Analytics
CECP
Register here:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/702923033
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