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2011 Events / Conferences - February
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February 3
Dan Trommater, a leadership and change speaker and magician, will explore ‘Leadership Magic – An Exploration of Influence, Connection & Empowerment’ at an Employee Assistance Program Association of Toronto session. He will show how leaders can enhance relationships and lead more effectively by applying the philosophy and tactics of professional magicians. It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: www.eapat.org
February 9
‘Investment Industry Enterprise Risk Management: Answering the Wake-Up Call’ is the focus of a Conference Board of Canada event. Institutional investment and risk management experts will describe how to integrate risk-conscious decision-making into every aspect of an operation. They’ll also discuss how to systematically enhance enterprise-wide risk management, simplify processes, and manage risks proactively. It takes place in Toronto, ON. For more information, visit http://www.conferenceboard.ca/conf/10-0199/default.aspx
February 9
‘So you think you know commodities? Think again’ is the topic of the next AIMA Canada luncheon. A panel of Keith Black, associate director of curriculum, Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Association; Roland Austrup, president and CEO of Integrated Managed Futures, Integrated Asset Management Group; and Eva Greger, managing director of GMO's Renewable Resources, LLC; will look into the complexities of commodities investing and explore the spectrum of sources of commodity exposure for both retail and institutional investment portfolios. It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: www.aima-canada.org
February 10
In its six years, the CPBI Benefit Ball has raised more than $700,000 to help fund research to find the cure for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. This year, the ball will ‘go Hollywood,’ for its theme. It takes place in Toronto, ON, and tickets are now available. Visit: www.cpbi-icra.ca
February 10
‘What Every Private Payer Should Know ‒ New Therapies and Patient Care Solutions’ will be the focus of the next Connex Health session. Suzanne Lepage, a private health plan strategist, and Stephanie Marcovitch, a community support specialist for the Gastrointestinal Society as well as a patient managing a chronic disease, will examine areas including the developments of biologics and how they differ from traditional drug therapies, as well as the personal impact of living with a chronic disease. It takes place in Burlington, ON. Visit: www.connexhc.com
February 20-23
Innovative ideas and cutting-edge strategies for health and wellness programs in Canada will be the focus of the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans’ ‘Canadian Health and Wellness Innovations Conference.’ The conference, now in its third year, will examine topics such as the hottest trends in cost control as well as the latest advances in alternative treatments for supplementing traditional healthcare. It takes place in Las Vegas, NV. Visit: www.ifebp.org
February 23
A benefits landscape overview and a drug plan update will be featured sessions at the CPBI Ontario region’s ‘2nd Annual Benefits Outlook’ session. Brian Lindenberg, senior partner, health and benefits business, Mercer; will provide a new perspective on what is changing in the benefits landscape and the impacts. Sal Cimino, director pharmacy services, Green Shield Canada; will provide insights into the most recent drug claims research. It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: http://www.cpbi-icra.ca/
February 24
‘Leveraging the Benefits of Drug Reform in Canada’ is the topic of a Toronto Area Chapter of the ISCEBS session. Marc Kealey, a drug reform advocate, will discuss the changes affecting drug plans in Canada with specific attention to recent legislation in Ontario. It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: http://www.iscebs.org/
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