Small steps can lead to big results with employee health
Uniqueness is Power - Business Growth Solutions
Introduction: Uniqueness Is Power is all about saving a company's
bottom line. One of the things I love about our guest today, Amy
Otto, is that she is with a company that will definitely help
people save money and improve productivity. Amy is with a company
that I would be willing to bet everyone is familiar with, but we're
probably not familiar with what she brings to the table for them.
The com...
read more
Introduction: Uniqueness Is Power is all about saving a company's
bottom line. One of the things I love about our guest today, Amy
Otto, is that she is with a company that will definitely help
people save money and improve productivity. Amy is with a company
that I would be willing to bet everyone is familiar with, but we're
probably not familiar with what she brings to the table for them.
The company is AFLAC, and there are a lot of changes going on today
in the world of healthcare and wellness. The is a lot of
positioning within the marketplace. Welcome to the show, Amy. A lot
of AFLAC agents don't have a wellness background like Amy Otto.
Some of the changes that AFLAC is making are focused on wellnes
programs, which is right up Amy's alley. President Barack Obama
announced in March that one of the biggest threats to our nation is
the skyrocketing price of healthcare. He said that one out of every
six dollars spent in the United States goes for healthcare. AFLAC
is taking a unique approach to healthcare by promoting wellness
programs. Otto said that in 2006, studies show that $2.1 trillion
was spent on healthcare in our country. AFLAC and Otto work with
businesses to implement wellness programs called AMPE - Awareness
Motivation and Personal Empowerment. AMPE touches employees at
least 94 times a year through monthly emailed newsletters, paycheck
inserts with healthy tips, breakroom posters, table cards for
cafeterias, quarterly health initiatives, lunch-and-learn programs
and more. Otto said that AMPE is free of charge for the first year,
and that if a company decides that it doesn't want to continue with
the wellness program before the one-year trial is over, there are
no obligations. If, however, companies realize the benefit of AMPE
and want to continue offering it to employees, the cost is $1.25
per employee per month. AMPE also offers incentives to employees
who take part in the wellness program. AMPE also offers employees
600 only exercise videos, weekly webcasts and more. Otto said that
studies have revealed that employers can save as much as $16 for
every $1 invested in wellness programs like AMPE. For more
information on AFLAC's wellness program, contact Amy Otto at
amyotto@comcast.net or call 404-310-1777.
read less
Download this podcast
Latest Episodes for this Channel
Fri May 01 2009
Introduction: Uniqueness Is Power is all about saving a company's
bottom line. One of the things I love about our guest today, Amy
Otto, is that she i...
read more
Introduction: Uniqueness Is Power is all about saving a company's
bottom line. One of the things I love about our guest today, Amy
Otto, is that she is with a company that will definitely help
people save money and improve productivity. Amy is with a company
that I would be willing to bet everyone is familiar with, but we're
probably not familiar with what she brings to the table for them.
The com...
read more
Introduction: Uniqueness Is Power is all about saving a company's
bottom line. One of the things I love about our guest today, Amy
Otto, is that she is with a company that will definitely help
people save money and improve productivity. Amy is with a company
that I would be willing to bet everyone is familiar with, but we're
probably not familiar with what she brings to the table for them.
The company is AFLAC, and there are a lot of changes going on today
in the world of healthcare and wellness. The is a lot of
positioning within the marketplace. Welcome to the show, Amy. A lot
of AFLAC agents don't have a wellness background like Amy Otto.
Some of the changes that AFLAC is making are focused on wellnes
programs, which is right up Amy's alley. President Barack Obama
announced in March that one of the biggest threats to our nation is
the skyrocketing price of healthcare. He said that one out of every
six dollars spent in the United States goes for healthcare. AFLAC
is taking a unique approach to healthcare by promoting wellness
programs. Otto said that in 2006, studies show that $2.1 trillion
was spent on healthcare in our country. AFLAC and Otto work with
businesses to implement wellness programs called AMPE - Awareness
Motivation and Personal Empowerment. AMPE touches employees at
least 94 times a year through monthly emailed newsletters, paycheck
inserts with healthy tips, breakroom posters, table cards for
cafeterias, quarterly health initiatives, lunch-and-learn programs
and more. Otto said that AMPE is free of charge for the first year,
and that if a company decides that it doesn't want to continue with
the wellness program before the one-year trial is over, there are
no obligations. If, however, companies realize the benefit of AMPE
and want to continue offering it to employees, the cost is $1.25
per employee per month. AMPE also offers incentives to employees
who take part in the wellness program. AMPE also offers employees
600 only exercise videos, weekly webcasts and more. Otto said that
studies have revealed that employers can save as much as $16 for
every $1 invested in wellness programs like AMPE. For more
information on AFLAC's wellness program, contact Amy Otto at
amyotto@comcast.net or call 404-310-1777.
read less
Fri April 17 2009
Introduction summary: E-Factor is an incredible resource for
entrepreneurs, from start-ups all the way up to established
companies with business of $1...
read more
Introduction summary: E-Factor is an incredible resource for
entrepreneurs, from start-ups all the way up to established
companies with business of $10 million a year. The first time I saw
E-Factor, I was blown away. I wondered how this type of service
could be offered, especially in a complimentary fashion like
E-Factor does. We have the founder and Chief Technology Officer of
E-Factor with us, M...
read more
Introduction summary: E-Factor is an incredible resource for
entrepreneurs, from start-ups all the way up to established
companies with business of $10 million a year. The first time I saw
E-Factor, I was blown away. I wondered how this type of service
could be offered, especially in a complimentary fashion like
E-Factor does. We have the founder and Chief Technology Officer of
E-Factor with us, Marion Freijsen. Welcome to the show, Marion. One
of the pillars upon which E-Factor was built is the belief that a
successful business venture is going to be much more likely when it
is done with someone that you have a personal relationship with.
E-Factor is a community that was built by entrepreneurs for
entrepreneurs. While networking sites like LinkedIn are becoming
more popular, Freijsen believes that "LinkedIn is for collectors
and E-Factor is for connectors." Freijsen believes that LinkedIn is
effective for those who want to make more contacts and check on the
status of contacts, but E-Factor is about building trusted
relationships that will help a person expand their business,
whether it is on a local or global level. E-Factor is now in 134
countries and has just under 750,000 members. E-Factor helps put
entrepreneurs in touch with people who can guide them to prepare
their best sales pitch for their company, write an effective
business plan and secure financing and funding. One of the core
beliefs that Freijsen has with E-Factor is that people wil invest
in a business because they trust and like a person and believe that
they will deliver the best results possible. She said that
investors don't necessarily simply look for the best business
model, but that they want to invest in people. To get started on
E-Factor, all someone has to do is visit www.efactor.com and answer
about six profile questions. Freijsen said that there is a free
membership level and four others that range from $15 to $99.50 a
month. No matter which level of membership a person chooses,
Freijsen said that E-Factor is designed to help entrepreneurs cut
costs, raise financing and grow their business.
read less
Thu March 26 2009
Linda Wind, CEO and Founder of Wind Enterprises Linda Wind is the
driving force behind the 12th Annual Possible Woman Leadership
Conference set for Ap...
read more
Linda Wind, CEO and Founder of Wind Enterprises Linda Wind is the
driving force behind the 12th Annual Possible Woman Leadership
Conference set for April 21 at the Georgia World Congress Center in
Atlanta. This conference offers a star-studded lineup of successful
women who will share their stories with conference attendees. The
keynote speaker for this year's conference is Dee Dee Meyers, the
fir...
read more
Linda Wind, CEO and Founder of Wind Enterprises Linda Wind is the
driving force behind the 12th Annual Possible Woman Leadership
Conference set for April 21 at the Georgia World Congress Center in
Atlanta. This conference offers a star-studded lineup of successful
women who will share their stories with conference attendees. The
keynote speaker for this year's conference is Dee Dee Meyers, the
first woman and the youngest White House Press Secretary in our
country's history. Also sharing their insight into how to be
successful on both a personal and professional level will be Joe M.
Turner, America's Corporate Magician; Thurbert Baker; Nicki
Keohohou, CEO of The Direct Selling Women's Allicance; Marsha
Sampson-Johnson, SVP and Chief Diversity Officer of The Southern
Company; Anne Cramer, Director of IBM of North America; Deborah
Storey, Vice-President of AT&T and Pat Falotico, Vice-President
of IBM. The theme of this year's Possible Woman Leadership
Conference is "Power, Promise & Possibilities: Women Creating
the Magic of Change. The conference will feature workshop sessions
with various leaders, plenary sessions, breakfast, lunch and time
to network and visit the exhibitor's booths at the GWCC. Cost for
the 12th Annual Possible Woman Leadership Conference is $150 for
strategic partners and $185 for non-partners. Exhibitor space is
still available for $250 (for-profits) and $150 (non-profits). For
more information about the 12th Annual Possible Woman Leadership
Conference, call Linda Wind at 770-856-4767 or visit
www.windenterprises.com.
read less
Thu March 26 2009
Tim O'Connor, EVP Campaign Mojo With the economy getting worse all
the time, or at least people's perception of it getting worse,
businesses feel the ...
read more
Tim O'Connor, EVP Campaign Mojo With the economy getting worse all
the time, or at least people's perception of it getting worse,
businesses feel the need to cut costs. It often seems like the
first area they cut is Marketing and sales, the things that bring
them revenue so they can have a business. Campaign Mojo is a
software development company that created a platform to allow
businesses to crea...
read more
Tim O'Connor, EVP Campaign Mojo With the economy getting worse all
the time, or at least people's perception of it getting worse,
businesses feel the need to cut costs. It often seems like the
first area they cut is Marketing and sales, the things that bring
them revenue so they can have a business. Campaign Mojo is a
software development company that created a platform to allow
businesses to create, launch and track all of their Marketing
programs. Through a single login, clients can create and manage
Marketing campaigns - direct mail, email, banner ads, newsletters
and more - in which all of the elements match up as far as look,
feel and design. Campaign Mojo provides clients with simple, yet
detailed tracking information on these Marketing campaigns so they
know exactly where responses are coming from. Because users log in
from one place and everything is tracked from one place, it allows
them to only invest in Marketing efforts that actually produce
results. With Campaign Mojo, these Marketing campaigns can be
launched in minutes or hours as opposed to weeks and months that
previous Marketing programs required. The more elements that a
campaign has, the more time it will take to create and launch, but
it is still a quick turnaround. Campaign Mojo can build your
website for you and then create, manage and track various Marketing
campaigns. If, however, you have a successful website, Campaign
Mojo can implement a URL into its system that will closely mirror
your domain name. That URL would then host all of the Marketing
programs and track the results. Campaign Mojo offers a demo that
will walk you through the program and all it has to offer your
business. There is a one-time start-up cost for Campaign Mojo of
$599, and then there are programs that range from $99 to $500 a
month, depending on their complexity. For more information about
how Campaign Mojo can help you grow your business, call
800-481-4319 or visit www.campaignmojo.com.
read less
Fri February 06 2009
In today's Uniqueness is Power, we interview entreprenuer Charles
Fellingham about the Purple Podium - an intensive, interactive,
dynamic and intimate...
read more
In today's Uniqueness is Power, we interview entreprenuer Charles
Fellingham about the Purple Podium - an intensive, interactive,
dynamic and intimate public and political (non-partisan) speaking
seminar. This two day workshop prepares the elite partipants for
the rigors of speaking in today's environment to succeed in both
the political arena and public eye. Materials draw from the best
examples ...
read more
In today's Uniqueness is Power, we interview entreprenuer Charles
Fellingham about the Purple Podium - an intensive, interactive,
dynamic and intimate public and political (non-partisan) speaking
seminar. This two day workshop prepares the elite partipants for
the rigors of speaking in today's environment to succeed in both
the political arena and public eye. Materials draw from the best
examples of both what to do, and what not to do. Participants take
part in immersive training that helps them learn to win over
constituents, handle opponents and build a brand and online
presence others will covet. Each member will be videotaped and
critiqued; materials will be available for review under private
passwords. This provides a significant difference from other
speaking seminars in the intensity, the interaction and the focus
on style and delivery, the backbone behind substance. Participants
are engaged in a wide scope of activities to learn how to handle
press, interviews, debates, rope lines and more. Check out
www.thepurplepodium.com or Google Charles Fellingham for more
information.
read less