Approved for two(2) hours of Insurance Credits*
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Join us as we walk through the essentials of creating a family & parent supportive workplace.
Leave administration and navigating the complexities of new laws that affect their clients is very important to the eligibility of insurance our community is placing. Qualifying for coverage initially and allowing coverage to extend through a qualified leave entitled to an employee is crucial to maintaining said insurance. Furthermore, advising clients on how to create policy in light of the new rules that affect them is really important to our community of producers and consultants.
Gain knowledge on current leave topics and trends, including the latest updates on statutory leave program implementations, best practices and must-knows around this evolving space.
Get the inside scoop on emerging technologies and innovations to implement strong programs and solutions within your organizations.
We will walk through:
LeaveLogic - guides employees through the necessary steps to create an individual plan focused on their career, financial and family decisions to ensure a successful parental leave.
43% of new moms leave their jobs after having a child and millennials identify modern family benefits as a key determining factor when choosing a job. From egg freezing to postpartum care to breast milk shipping, the needs of today's working parent are largely unmet by traditional benefits. Learn how innovative employers are embracing new tools and resources to reduce costs, attract talent and retain family- minded employees.
In this session, we will review
Maven - is built on the belief that healthcare is a necessity, not a luxury, and every woman and family deserves access to high-quality care.
Anna Steffeney is President of LeaveLogic, a cloud-based platform that helps companies and their employees plan, track and manage various types of leave. Since founding LeaveLogic in 2015, Anna has guided the technology startup from concept, through multiple rounds of venture capital funding, to widespread rollout to employers across three countries.
Unum acquired LeaveLogic in January 2018 to advance its capabilities in absence management and allow LeaveLogic to continue innovating in this space.
A recognized thought leader in parental leave policy, Anna is regularly profiled in television and print media, participates in industry panels and speaking events, and has recently given a TEDx talk and participated in the White House Summit on Working Families.
Anna has nearly 20 years of international corporate experience with companies including Microsoft and Citigroup. She holds a bachelor’s degree in finance and information technology from Alfred University.
Anna and her husband, Michael, are the proud parents of two sons and live in Seattle.
Jane van Dis, MD is a board certified ObGyn currently practicing as an OB Hospitalist in Burbank, CA and Medical Director at Maven Clinic. She has been a practitioner in telemedicine for 6 years.
In addition to practice, she has served as a Medical Director at OB Hospitalist Group, Chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Bakersfield Memorial Hospital, Expert for the Medical Board of California, on the Board of Directors for SOGH, as ACOG District IX, Section 3 Chair, and has authored articles recently in the New England Journal of Medicine, Harvard Business Review and Becker's Hospital Review.
She is a single mom to boy/girl twins, Brooklyn and Miles.
Date: February 7, 2019
Location: Washington Athletic Club, 1325 Sixth Ave., Seattle
Time:
$65 members; $85 non-members and guests registered by February 5.
Add $15/person for at the door or after deadline.
Online registration deadline is February 5. If you miss the online registration, call the office 206-623-8632. No refunds or credit for a future meeting can be granted after the deadline.
** NOTE: This presentation has been approved for two (2) hours of Continuing Education Credit by the Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner.
In order to received these insurance credits YOU MUST be seated for the presentation within 5 minutes of the session beginning. You are allowed a break, but you must limit your time outside the presentation. The Insurance Credits are for two hours. NO PARTIAL CREDITS awarded. You cannot sign out early.
The Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner requires that each producer requesting credits must sign the form with their licensed name and write the time of arrival. Only upon completion of the session, you must initial out and write the time.
The Employee Benefits Planning Association is not responsible should a producer fail to complete the documents properly OR does not follow the WAOIC rules.
