Chamber University - Health As A Leadership Strategy

Chamber University
Health as a Leadership Strategy: How Executive Wellness Fuels Focus, Productivity and Growth

Your ability to lead, make decisions, solve problems and grow an organization depends on more than business knowledge, it also depends on your health. For busy executives and business owners, however, preventive care and personal well-being can easily take a back seat to the demands of running a business.

Join us for an informative Chamber University discussion focused on executive health, preventive care and the important connection between personal well-being and professional performance. HonorHealth experts Paul Sieckmann, MD, and Steven Tew will explore how comprehensive health evaluations and executive health programs can help leaders better understand their current health, identify potential concerns, and take a more proactive approach to long-term wellness.

The conversation will also look beyond individual health to the role employers can play in creating a healthier workplace culture. Attendees will hear how organizations can encourage wellness, support healthier choices, and incorporate well-being into the employee experience—including how Scottsdale Community College has embraced wellness initiatives such as Blue Zones Project Scottsdale within its own workplace community.

Whether you lead a small business, manage a growing organization, or serve in an executive role at a large company, this session will offer practical perspectives on making health and well-being part of your leadership strategy—helping you stay focused, productive and prepared for the demands ahead.

Presenters

• Paul Sieckmann, MD, HonorHealth Executive Health Advisor

• Steven Tew, Director, Community Care Service Line, HonorHealth

Key Takeaways

• Understand why personal health and well-being are important components of effective, sustainable leadership.

• Learn how executive health programs can provide busy leaders with a convenient, comprehensive approach to preventive care.

• Explore the value of establishing a clearer picture of your current health and identifying potential concerns before they become larger issues.

• Discover practical ways leaders can make their own health a priority despite demanding schedules and professional responsibilities.

• Examine the connection between employee well-being, workplace culture, productivity and organizational performance.

• Learn how businesses can encourage healthier habits and create a workplace environment that supports well-being.

• Hear how Scottsdale Community College has incorporated wellness initiatives such as Blue Zones Project Scottsdale into its workplace culture.

• Identify ideas you can take back to your organization to make employee wellness a more intentional part of your business strategy.

Event Details

• Wednesday, October 28, 3:30pm – 5:00pm

• Scottsdale Community College, ICC Conference Room, 9000 E. Chaparral Rd., Scottsdale, 85256 (See parking map below)

Why Attend?
This program is ideal for business owners, executives, managers, HR professionals and organizational leaders who understand that strong businesses depend on healthy, engaged people.

Leadership often comes with long hours, competing priorities and constant demands, making it easy to postpone preventive care or overlook the importance of personal well-being. This session provides an opportunity to think differently about health—not simply as a personal responsibility, but as an investment in your ability to lead effectively over the long term.

You’ll leave with a better understanding of executive health resources, ideas for becoming more proactive about your own wellness, and practical inspiration for creating a healthier workplace culture that benefits both employees and the organization.

Pro Tips for Attendees

• Come prepared to think about your health with the same strategic mindset you bring to your business.

• Consider the preventive health and wellness resources currently available to you and your employees.

• Bring questions for the HonorHealth presenters about executive health, preventive care and maintaining wellness while managing a demanding schedule.

• Think about your organization’s workplace culture and where employee well-being fits within it.

• Look for one or two practical ideas you can implement personally—or within your organization—following the session.

• Connect with fellow attendees and learn how other Scottsdale businesses are approaching employee health and workplace wellness.

Chamber University is a joint program of the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce and Scottsdale Community College.