Event: Spotlight on Safety Conference 2010
What: Communities in Crisis:
Preventing, Responding and Recovering from
Economic Trauma
When: Thursday, September 30, 2010
Where: Assumption Cultural Center, St. Clair Shores
Time: 08:00am - 04:00pm
Contracted Cost: $79.00
Information: The Plot: Together, organizations can recover from these difficult and challenging economic times by accepting the situation and learning how to maneuver in a society that none of us have ever been exposed to before, commonly being referred to as “The New Normal”. Economic statistics impacting the future for area business will be provided.
The Result: Business leaders will come away with specific action steps to help “humanize” the workplace again and take away the fear. Presenters will demonstrate how to put the pieces back together and move forward with the added frustrations of today’s reality, such as, doing more with less. Ideas on how to really make a difference in helping ourselves and our employees maneuver through our economic crisis, while maintaining safety and minimizing risk, will be offered.
The Speakers: Expert Keynote and Breakout Speakers will provide workplace strategies to help employers with Preventing, Responding and Recovering From Economic Trauma in the business setting, the family and the community. These experts include: Macomb County Sheriff, Mark Hackel; Grosse Pointe Schools, Superintendent, Dr. Suzanne Klein; Specialized Education Consultant, Dr. Kathleen Golinski; Founder and Senior VP of The National Institute For Trauma and Loss, Dr. Bill Steele; Nationally Recognized Lecturer and Consultant, Dr. Judy Jacobs; Safe Schools/Student Assistance Specialist, Nancy Buyle; Account Executive for AGIS, Mary Jo LeFevre; Director, Service Delivery for Greyhound Technologies, Alan Jacob; Director of CARE’s WorkLife Solutions, Brenda Szalka; Trainer and Consultant for CARE’s WorkLife Solutions, Paddy Laske and many others.
The Cost:$79 per person ($59 per person for groups of three or more)
Includes breakfast & lunch. Continuing education units applied for.
The Connection: Contact Kim LaBara at CARE’s WorkLife Solutions at 866.888.1555 extension 218 if you would like to be added to our mailing list to receive more information about this conference at a later date. Or simply email us at worklife@careswls.com with the subject line “conference 2010” to receive future correspondence and conference details.
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