Jim Purcell's guest appearances

Jim Purcell

Redesigning Wellness Podcast

Alabama's Morning News with JT

What's Working with Cam Marston

Karen Lloyd

Bill Gates

Ken Jenkins

Sean Spicer

Donald Trump

Brigitte Gabriel

Carol Swain

Nancy Pelosi

Michelle Obama

Bob Barr

Bernie Sanders

Jeff Johnson

Leo Galland

Ashley Smith

Ben Carson

OwlTail

The C-Suite focus on ROI doesn’t have to be a stumbling block to getting support for comprehensive wellbeing programs. Today’s guest, Jim Purcell, Founder of the Returns on Wellbeing Institute offers three strategic and impactful ROIs that senior leadership may not be considering beyond reduction in health care spending.  As the former CEO of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Rhode Island, Jim is uniquely positioned to offer practical, evidence based framework for designing and implementing effective workplace wellbeing cultures and programs that senior leadership will support. He is a frequent contributor to Forbes.com, and will be publishing a book in 2021. In today’s episode, Jim shares his background and how he got interested in wellness, as well as his opinion on the difference between wellness and wellbeing. He explains how to get C-Suite’s attention by proving wellbeing works with 3 ROIs more important than reducing health care costs and how to answer the inevitable pushback.  Jim discusses the successes experienced by both SAP and Quicken Loans, and lastly gives listeners a few tangible tips on communicating with senior leadership and getting organizations started addressing low mental and emotional wellbeing among employees. Please note: this interview was recorded pre-COVID. For links mentioned in today's episode visit: http://bit.ly/Redesignpod

The C-Suite focus on ROI doesn’t have to be a stumbling block to getting support for comprehensive wellbeing programs. Today’s guest, Jim Purcell, Founder of the Returns on Wellbeing Institute offers three strategic and impactful ROIs that senior leadership may not be considering beyond reduction in health care spending.  As the former CEO of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Rhode Island, Jim is uniquely positioned to offer practical, evidence based framework for designing and implementing effective workplace wellbeing cultures and programs that senior leadership will support. He is a frequent contributor to <a href="http://Forbes.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Forbes.com</a>, and will be publishing a book in 2021. In today’s episode, Jim shares his background and how he got interested in wellness, as well as his opinion on the difference between wellness and wellbeing. He explains how to get C-Suite’s attention by proving wellbeing works with 3 ROIs more important than reducing health care costs and how to answer the inevitable pushback.  Jim discusses the successes experienced by both SAP and Quicken Loans, and lastly gives listeners a few tangible tips on communicating with senior leadership and getting organizations started addressing low mental and emotional wellbeing among employees. Please note: this interview was recorded pre-COVID. For links mentioned in today's episode visit: <a href="http://bit.ly/Redesignpod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/Redesignpod</a>

202: Moving Beyond Healthcare Costs Savings with Jim Purcell, Founder of the Returns on Wellbeing Institute

Director of Alabama Board of Higher Education Jim Purcell says Colleges and Universities are adapting to the new normal.

Dr. Jim Purcell