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AGENDA
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SPEAKERS
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SPONSORS, EXHIBITORS & PARTNERS
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EDITOR’S NOTE Benefit from the best Gone are the days where companies had the luxury of tossing up money at the problems they faced. The world before the financial meltdown of 2008-09 was one characterised by excess, while the era since has been often classified as the new normal.
That is why Employee Benefits Asia is back for the fourth year running to help HR leads and C&B specialists truly understand the promise – and pitfalls – of leveraging benefits to improve the attraction and retention of staff.
Low hanging fruit is harder to come by for organisations, which now have to go the extra mile in most geographies and product lines, or when targeting consumer groups.
Held in Singapore for the past three years, this year we take pride in hosting the conference in Kuala Lumpur as well as Hong Kong to bring a truly regional experience in terms of the learning as well as networking.
Innovation – be it in the form of newer solutions or newer ways of doing things – is repeatedly proving to be the key source of competitive advantage. The impact of all these developments has not been lost on those in charge of devising the best ways to attract, reward and retain an organisation’s critical talent. HR teams, and their compensation and benefits professionals, have been party to a sea change in their job descriptions. Recent research in the field identified managing costs as the top business challenge. This theme spilled over as a top driver of rewards as well, which the study identified as external benchmarks, performance management and cost management.
As with every conference produced by the Human Resources team, we have an excellent line-up of experienced professionals to debate, discuss and share best practices and case studies. Throughout these two days, you can expect discussions and case studies on various aspects of compensation and benefits, including global versus local strategies, return on investment, and if cash really still is king. It is time to find untapped sources of innovation in C&B, create measurable reward strategies and devise innovative benefits programmes. So, let’s get talking.
But is it really about costs versus compensation? Rather than being at opposing ends of the spectrum, costs and compensation have emerged as complementary. What that means for C&B professionals this year and at least the next is a continuing focus on defining what performance and productivity mean to the organisation.
Aditi Sharma Kalra Regional editor Human Resources aditis@humanresourcesonline.net
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AGENDA CONFERENCE DAY 1 | WEDNESDAY, 19 AUGUST 2015 | SHANGRI-LA HOTEL 8.00am
Registration
9.10am
Opening remarks by editor Aditi Sharma Kalra, regional editor, Human Resources TRENDS AND OUTLOOK Keynote: Employee benefit trends in Asia – Tailoring insurance to suit employee wellness needs
9.20am
• New innovations in employee benefits: what is working and what employers need to know • Enhancing employee engagement through personalised choice to suit individual needs • Redirecting healthcare spend from treatment to prevention • Corporate wellness programs that reward employees for improving their health • Digitising health & wellness
Speaker: Rosaline Koo, founder and CEO, CXA Group Panel discussion: 2015 APAC outlook – trends, analysis and forecast for C&B
10.00am
• Key HR trends and their impact on C&B: Economic outlooks, salary increments, C&B costs and workforce needs • Managing the talent crunch: How can employers differentiate themselves to talents? • Addressing diverse cultures and the needs of employees on a local, regional and global level
Moderator: Aditi Sharma Kalra, regional editor, Human Resources Panellists: Carlo Felicia, total rewards director, Asia Pacific, BD; Shipra Kumar, head of compensation and benefits – Southeast Asia and South Korea, Boehringer Ingelheim; Chris Morris, independent consultant and owner, Lime House; Liana Attard, Asia consulting leader, employee health and benefits – Asia, Mercer Marsh BenefitsTM
10.50am
Networking tea break
11.20am
Integrating MediShield Life into your employee benefits programme Speaker: Khor Ling Ling, deputy director, performance and rewards, Changi General Hospital
12.00pm
Arvato Systems case study: Retaining talent through supporting work-life balance and flexi-time arrangements Speaker: Chloe Gan, associate director, HR, Arvato Systems
12.40pm
Lunch
1.40pm
Performance by Team Music
HEALTHCARE
FLEXIBLE BENEFITS
SALARIES Developing a pay model that engages talent, promotes effective change management and ensures retention 2:00pm
• Identifying what matters to employees and how this creates various salary package options for employers • Differentiating between base and variable pay: What difference does this make? • How can pay models impact change management and its implementation?
Speaker: Ombelle Zhang, compensation and benefits director – South Asia/ANZ, Dell MOBILITY AND GLOBAL REWARDS MNCs in Asia. Case study: Developing a relevant local-plus programme that meets business objectives 2:40pm
• How to balance a global framework in a local context • What is the direction of international mobility programmes: Centralised or localised? • Best practices to implementing a competitive and equitable policy
Speaker: Joanne S.Y. Chan, compensation and benefits director, East Asia Pacific, Alstom
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AGENDA 3:20pm
Networking tea break Panel discussion: Managing mobility and engaging a culturally diverse workforce
3:50pm
• Optimising your expatriate management programme: Benchmarking policies and practices with competitors • Developing an expatriate package: Identifying different needs and engagement strategies • Exploring alternatives to long-term assignments: Effectively engaging talents within the APAC region • Change management best practices in a global and dynamic organisation
Moderator: Mario Ferraro, principal, regional leader, global mobility – Asia, Middle East, Africa and Turkey, Mercer Panellists: Joanne S.Y. Chan, compensation and benefits director, East Asia Pacific, Alstom; Shipra Kumar, head of compensation and benefits – Southeast Asia and South Korea, Boehringer Ingelheim; Ombelle Zhang, compensation and benefits director – South Asia/ANZ, Dell; Anna Tan, managing director, Wentworth People 4:40pm
Closing remarks Aditi Sharma Kalra, regional editor, Human Resources
5:00pm
End of day 1 CONFERENCE DAY 2 | THURSDAY, 20 AUGUST 2015 | SHANGRI-LA HOTEL
8:30am
Registration WELLNESS PROGRAMMES AND RETIREMENT PLANNING
9:30am
Opening remarks by editor Aditi Sharma Kalra, regional editor, Human Resources
9:40am
• What wellness programmes are being implemented in Asia: Is this enough? • Improving take-up rates in health and wellness programmes for employees • How can we continually innovate wellness initiatives to ensure sustainable engagement and retention?
Keynote: Minimising healthcare costs: How to improve and innovate our wellness programmes
Speaker: Dushyant Ajwani, head of compensation and benefits, Southeast Asia, American Express 10:30am
Networking tea break Ageing population and retirement planning: A key area for C&B in Asia?
11:00am
• Outlining the growing problem of Asia’s ageing population: How might this change employee needs in the future? • Developing retirement initiatives: Pre-empting retirement and financial planning needs for employees
Speaker: Neil Narale, market business leader, retirement, FSA, FCIA, ASEAN, India, Middle East and Africa, Mercer EMPLOYEE COMMUNICATION 11:50pm
Communication and branding initiatives to promote employee engagement and retention Speaker: Norbert Modla, global head of HR, JF Hillebrand Group
12:40pm
Lunch FLEXIBLE BENEFITS
1:50pm
EDB case study: Retaining talent through supporting work-life balance and flexi-time arrangements Speaker: Ng Ying Yuan, director, human resources and organisational development, Singapore Economic Development Board
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AGENDA INNOVATION Data analytics for C&B: Data-driven decisions for a more successful HR strategy 2:40pm
• How to develop a convenient and effective compensation and benefits portal • Making data-driven decisions on how to objectively improve C&B initiatives • Using data for problem solving: How to use data analytics to identify turnover risk in high-potential employees and how to best re-engage them
Speaker: Bitasta Mehta, executive director – compensation and benefits, SEANAP, Nielsen 3:20pm
Networking tea break Panel discussion: Online C&B platforms/dashboards for better information management and employee engagement
3:40pm
• How are technologies driving HR’s transformations and C&B initiatives? • Best practices in developing compensation-specific analytic tools and processes • Implementing online rewards systems: Impact on employee engagement and value perception
Moderator: Akankasha Dewan, senior journalist, Human Resources Panellists: Butch Clas, director of human resources – SE Asia/Australia-New Zealand/India, Dow Chemical Pacific; Norbert Modla, global head of HR, JF Hillebrand Group; Bitasta Mehta, executive director – compensation and benefits, SEANAP, Nielsen; Nelson Lee, head of human resources, Singapore, Sime Darby Motor Holdings
4:30pm
Closing remarks Aditi Sharma Kalra, regional editor, Human Resources
5:00pm
End of day 2
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SPEAKERS
Joanne S.Y. Chan Compensation and benefits director, East Asia Pacific Alstom
Dushyant Ajwani Head of compensation and benefits, Southeast Asia American Express
Joanne S.Y. Chan is the compensation and benefits director for Alstom Group in East Asia Pacific, responsible for designing and deploying rewards solutions and programmes for 4,000 employees in 12 countries. With 15 years of experience spanning HR and actuarial consulting, HR operations, compensation and benefits in Malaysia, Singapore, Canada, UK and France, she is well-versed in the full spectrum of HR activities and the impact of people decisions on business issues.
Dushyant Ajwani is the head of compensation and benefits for Southeast Asia at American Express based in Singapore. He manages the strategic vision of compensation, benefits and health programmes for about 2,000 employees across five markets. He works closely with HR business partner teams, business leaders and external and internal partners to ensure compensation, benefits and health and wellbeing investments, plan design and governance meets business objectives to deliver value and strengthen the employer brand.
She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in actuarial science from the University of Calgary, Canada, a MBA from the Nanyang Business School in Singapore, and has been a certified Global Remuneration ProfessionalÂŽ from the total rewards organisation, WorldatWork, since 2010.
He has more than 11 years of experience in compensation and benefits and consulting and analytics. Before joining American Express in 2008, he worked with Aon Hewitt in the talent and organisation consulting analytics practice.
Chloe Gan Associate director, HR Arvato Systems
Carlo Felicia Total rewards director, Asia Pacific BD
Chloe Gan is the associate director at Arvato Systems Malaysia. As an experienced HR practitioner she has a broad generalist background in diversified industries, including IT, retail and pharmaceuticals.
Carlo Felicia is responsible for the design and management of the AP rewards (compensation and benefits) plans/programmes and ensuring alignment to BD’s global rewards strategy.
Her roles have focused on the bottom line to execute and deliver HR programmes and initiatives. These include compensation and benefits, recruitment and staffing, talent management, succession planning, learning and development, performance management, employee relations, policies and compliance.
He utilises business and competitive market insights to develop rewards programmes that enable BD to attract, retain and motivate the talent that it needs to support its business objectives.
She has also had exposure and project experience in SAP HR implementation, restructuring, acquisition, etc.
He serves as a member of the Worldwide Total Rewards Leadership Council in support of BD’s global rewards strategy. He has nearly 16 years of experience in compensation consulting at ORC Worldwide (NY, US) and Towers Watson (Manila, Philippines). He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in international studies from Vassar College (NY, US) and an MBA in finance from Fordham University (NY, US).
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SPEAKERS Shipra Kumar Head of compensation and benefits, Southeast Asia and South Korea Boehringer Ingelheim
Khor Ling Ling Deputy director, performance and rewards Changi General Hospital
Shipra Kumar has had 15 years of experience in HR and compensation and benefits. She worked for many years in rewards consulting with Ernst & Young in India and Carrots Consulting in Singapore.
In her current role at Eastern Health Alliance, Khor Ling Ling is responsible for the performance and rewards initiatives and programmes for Changi General Hospital and Eastern Health Alliance.
She has also worked in the IT sector in India and the logistics industry in Singapore in regional C&B.
Since joining Eastern Health Alliance, she has rolled out strategic reward initiatives and programmes ranging from staff retention, employee benefits to job redesigning. Leveraging on her experience with Mercer, Sony and Aon, she adopts a bottoms-up approach when designing reward programmes.
She is currently working with pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim as head of C&B for Southeast Asia and South Korea. She has done extensive work in total rewards, executive compensation and job grading.
Besides participating actively in focus group discussions and research, Ling Ling also plays a crucial role in the development and final execution of the programmes.
Ombelle Zhang Compensation and benefits director – South Asia/ ANZ Dell
Rosaline Koo Founder and CEO CXA Group Rosaline Koo is the founder and CEO of CXA Group, an employee benefits and healthcare big data start-up. Before CXA, she led Mercer Marsh Benefits in 14 countries across Asia Pacific, growing the business by 800% over eight years. She has also worked for ACE Insurance, Bankers Trust and Procter & Gamble. She has an MBA from Columbia University and attended UCLA. She has been invited to speak at high-profile events, including the Bloomberg ASEAN Business Summit, FT-BNP Paribas Women at the Top Asia Summit, Tech in Asia Meetup, Passion Unleashed, as well as various HR seminars.
Ombelle Zhang has held different senior HR positions and been working in different HR functions in Fortune 100 multinational companies for more than 15 years. Since graduating from a prestigious university in Shanghai, China with double degrees, she has been working for different multinational companies in industries that have included FMCG, IT, and F&B in both China and Australia. In addition to understanding the HR practice, law and culture in both countries, her work portfolio also covers the entire Asia Pacific and America region. With her extensive industry experience, she brings expertise ranging from remuneration and reward, executive compensation, global mobility, employee relations, performance management, workforce planning, large scale workforce reduction management, training, campus hiring, organisational development, talent management, career progression programme management and mergers and acquisition in different locations.
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SPEAKERS Butch Clas Director of human resources – SE Asia/AustraliaNew Zealand/India Dow Chemical Pacific Based in Singapore, Butch Clas has been the human resources director for SE Asia/Australia-New Zealand/India for Dow Chemical Pacific (S) Pte Ltd since 2007. He has had more than 27 years of experience with Dow and was based in Europe (Switzerland and Spain) for 21 years and Asia Pacific (China and Singapore) for six. He has been involved in all aspects of human resources from compensation and benefits, merger and acquisition activities, talent management, as a human resources generalist in the developing economies of Central and Eastern Europe/Middle East and Africa and as a business partner building up a R&D organisation in China.
Ng Ying Yuan Director of human resources and organisation development Singapore Economic Development Board Ng Ying Yuan is the Director of Human Resources and Organisation Development at the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB). She oversees EDB’s leadership development, talent management, staff planning, compensation and benefits, employer branding and organisation development efforts. She has led the team in designing EDB’s leadership competency framework, designing and implementing EDB’s talent development approach, developing and executing EDB’s employer brand, designing and managing EDB’s new mission and vision process, conceptualising and managing EDB’s current organisation transformation journey and also working in close partnership with EDB’s top leadership team to ensure robust and deliberate succession planning for the organisation. Prior to this, Ying Yuan headed up the Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology Group for 8 years, where she led the team to secure more than $800 million worth of fixed asset investments to Singapore, creating more than 700 skilled jobs.
Aditi Sharma Kalra Regional editor Human Resources
Akankasha Dewan Senior journalist Human Resources
Aditi Sharma Kalra leads all editorial content for Human Resources in its print, online and social media forms.
As a senior journalist at Human Resources, Akankasha Dewan takes a lead role in producing thought-provoking editorial print and online content across Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong.
In her role, she is responsible for leading thought-provoking and quality industry content for a growing senior-level HR readership, as well as strategically growing the brand’s presence and reach online, and through a growing number of industry events, conferences and awards shows.
Dewan enjoys leading compelling HR-related conversations with senior industry professionals, and is establishing herself as an insightful columnist who is dedicated towards continuously exploring the wideranging secrets of the HR industry.
Kalra joined Lighthouse Independent Media as a senior journalist in September 2014, having worked previously in Hay Group as part of the marketing team.
She joined Lighthouse Independent Media as a journalist and content producer towards the end of 2013, and has also produced conferences themed around topics such as training and compensation.
Before Hay Group, she worked with monthly HR magazine The Human Factor, published by New Delhi-based Planman Media, where she was part of the core team to transform the publication from an academic journal to the most widely read HR magazine.
A Master’s graduate in English, Dewan has been in Singapore for more than two decades. She has interned as a reporter in various local media houses, and has worked in Unilever’s HR division.
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SINGAPORE: 1 OCTOBER 2015 HONG KONG: 15 OCTOBER 2015 KUALA LUMPUR: 29 OCTOBER 2015
A Complimentary Invitation-Only Forum for Discussion of HR Technology Strategy
Limited only to director and VP-level HR professionals from large companies which invest heavily in technology, HR Tech Interactive provides Asia’s HR elite with a unique opportunity to discuss high level HR technology strategy with like-minded professionals.
For sponsorship opportunities & invitation request, visit www.hrtechinteractive.asia
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SPEAKERS
Norbert Modla Global head of HR JF Hillebrand Group
Chris Morris Independent consultant and owner Lime House
Norbert Modla is the global head of human resources at JF Hillebrand Group. He comes with more than 18 years of international experience across Asia, Europe and the Middle East. He has worked in a diverse mix of business – P&L responsibility, management consulting and HR professional experience. He considers his expertise lies within strategic planning, general management, HR strategy, talent and succession planning, organisational transformation, employer branding, compensation and benefits, labour relations, sales, training and development and recruitment. He has a proven track record of delivering value while leading cross-functional and regional teams in emerging and mature market environments. He has demonstrated strategic agility, leadership and business acumen in connecting with and impacting senior management teams globally in complex multinational organisations across several industries such as consumer goods, banking, insurance, telecom, life science and oil.
Chris Morris has 15 years of consulting expertise, including extensive organisation-wide transformation initiatives, with particular expertise in change management and programme management. He was formerly a director at Frost & Sullivan where he was responsible for establishing a business transformation practice. He also worked at Hay Group on several change and organisational transformation-related initiatives, including working with the Singapore government to support growth of key segments in the SME sector. Especially skilled in the delivery of complex projects with multiple stakeholders, he has extensive experience in the industrial, healthcare and public sectors and has overseen several extensive organisationwide cultural transformation initiatives, with clients such as BASF, Dresdner Bank, FT.com, Tenaga Nasional (Malaysia), Singtel, Health Sciences Authority, and Media Development Authority of Singapore. In 2012, he embarked on an entrepreneurial route and founded Lime House. He holds a Master’s in engineering in chemical engineering from the University of Exeter, UK.
Mario Ferraro Principal, regional leader, global mobility – Asia, Middle East, Africa and Turkey Mercer
Liana Attard Asia consulting leader, employee health and benefits – Asia Mercer Marsh BenefitsTM
Mario Ferraro is a principal with Mercer and leads the global mobility practice for Asia (ex-Japan), Middle East and Africa. He is an experienced and dynamic leader with more than 20 years of experience in the design and implementation of effective global mobility solutions in a variety of markets and industry sectors.
Liana Attard is a principal based in Mercer’s Singapore office and is the Asia consulting leader for Mercer Marsh Benefits. Her main focus is to oversee Mercer’s global benefits management and multinational pooling services and manage large complex client engagements across the region.
His experience in global mobility dates back to 1987, when he was responsible for the deployment of British academic staff to various African locations on behalf of The British Council. For Logica International, he had global responsibility for all global mobility issues and full personnel management responsibilities for the Middle East operations.
She is also responsible for the provision of advice in relation to employee benefits, benchmarking of insurance benefits, and designing appropriate insurance designs for employer groups, with a primary focus on ongoing client service. She has more than 15 years in the insurance, broking and consulting industry with more than nine years focused on international benefits, global benefits management and multinational pooling.
He was the group general manager of international HR in the global headquarters of International SOS, where he managed complex and business-critical cross-border issues across more than 200 projects in over 80 countries. More recently, he was the director of Deloitte’s human capital consulting practice in Southeast Asia.
Before joining Mercer in 2006 as a member of the health and benefits team, she worked for various life insurance offices in areas ranging from business development to product management.
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Asia’s Most Respected Awards Recognising & Celebrating Excellence in Outstanding Human Capital Strategy & Execution
CALL FOR ENTRIES Judged solely by over 75 of the most respected HR directors in Asia, HR Excellence Awards is the annual awards programme heads of HR participate to recognise and reward their HR teams, and to position their companies as leaders in HR strategy and execution. For more details on entry submission, award categories and judging panel, visit
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SPEAKERS Neil Narale Market business leader, retirement, FSA, FCIA, ASEAN, India, Middle East and Africa Mercer Neil Narale leads Mercer’s retirement business in Southeast Asia, India and the Middle East. His client responsibilities centre on helping corporations and governments manage their retirement benefit obligations. Before this role, he was the retirement leader in Mercer’s global operations and shared services centre located in India. He led a team of 300 employees and managed the delivery of more than 2,000 pension and post-retirement medical valuations to 10-plus countries. He joined Mercer in 2003 as a retirement consultant and actuary in Mercer’s Toronto, Canada office. Before Mercer, he worked at another consulting firm specialising in Canadian retirement benefits for private and public corporations. He has more than 15 years of experience and is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (US) and a Fellow of the Canadian Institute of Actuaries.
Bitasta Mehta Executive director, compensation and benefits, SEANAP Nielsen An economics graduate with a Master’s degree in human resources management, Bitasta Mehta started the journey in human resources in 1999. She has worked in the areas of rewards, general HR management and organisation development with multinational organisations such as Mercer, General Electric, AMP Capital Investors and Citi, across several countries. Having worked in different areas of HR, she has a deep and strong appreciation for data-driven HR decisions. Currently she is heading the compensation and benefits CoE, including HR operations in Nielsen for Southeast Asia, North Asia and Pacific. She believes in continuous improvement and innovation in her profession. At Nielsen, she has found a balance between her core values and organisation ethics – “You can be you” is one of the employer value propositions at Nielsen and the organisation lives up to this promise every day. She dreams of making analytics a core function in HR so it can enable managers and leaders to drive data-driven people decisions.
Nelson Lee Head of human resources, Singapore Sime Darby Motor Holdings
Anna Tan Managing director Wentworth People
Nelson Lee has more than 20 years of HR experience in the hospitality, electronics, semiconductor, consulting, environmental, construction, transportation, motor, property, engineering and heavy equipment industries. He is exposed to all areas of human resources, from industrial relations and employee relations, learning and development, compensation and benefits, recruitment, succession planning, talent management to corporate services, both at the strategic and operational levels. During his career, he has managed public relations, general administration, purchasing and security portfolios and facilitated strategic planning and deployment exercises. Currently, he is the head of HR for Sime Darby operations in Singapore. He oversees the HR functions for the Singapore company from the motors, industrial, property/hospitality and energy and utility divisions. He was recognised as a “Leading HR Leader” at HR Awards 2010 organised by the Singapore Human Resource Institute.
Anna Tan’s career spans working in the UK for 18 years where she has led multi-million dollar portfolios as a project, programme and business change consultant for corporates and governments. She has numerous accolades and awards, including the prestigious UK Government – Cabinet Office Award for delivering the first ever single civil service employee engagement programme, encompassing 98 organisations and half a million employees. She has lived in Singapore since 2011 where she has led major change management initiatives across the APAC region for MNCs such as Johnson & Johnson and RS Components. She now leads the Wentworth People Asia team, supporting companies across the region to realise incredible performances through active change management, corporate training, facilitation and executive coaching. She is an accredited NLP Master, Advance MSP (managing successful programmes) and PRINCE2 practitioner.
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SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS GOLD SPONSOR
SILVER SPONSOR
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Mercer Marsh Benefits™
CXA is Asia’s first one-stop flex wellness marketplace that transforms a company’s current healthcare spend into an integrated benefits and wellness programme that rewards employees for becoming healthier. Employees can allocate their employer contribution between insurance coverage and wellness services from CXA’s benefits marketplace to suit their individual needs. CXA manages the administration for HR and provides the ROI data (baseline health risks/biometrics, activities, claims, costs) to help HR improve its workforce health and cut claims costs.
Mercer Marsh Benefits provides clients with a single source for managing the costs, people risks and complexities of employee benefits. The network is a combination of Mercer and Marsh local offices around the world, plus country correspondents who have been selected based on specific criteria.
Companies appointing CXA as broker receive the standard platform at no additional cost, together with its analytics, flexible benefits and workplace wellness administration.
Our benefits experts, located in 135 countries and servicing clients in more than 150 countries, are deeply knowledgeable about their local markets. Through our locally established businesses, we have a unique common platform which allows us to serve clients with global consistency and locally relevant solutions. mercer-marsh-benefits.marsh.com
CXA has brokerage operations in Singapore and Hong Kong with plans to expand across Asia.
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Everyone deserves to enjoy their working life Imagine loving your work while achieving brilliant results – imagine a whole business operating at that level. Enjoyment of your work not only transforms your working life and performance, it also increases the bottom-line of your business. A true win-win. Helping people and their businesses succeed is what we’ve been doing for more than 20 years. With our help, you can create a fulfilling and enjoyable workplace culture, enabling your employees to feel more engaged, and making sure that your people are stimulated, productive and do what they do brilliantly – regardless of their role. We deliver this amazing transformation through our comprehensive range of consulting, training, facilitation and coaching services.
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Montigo Resorts, Nongsa is located in a private enclave along the coast of Indonesia’s Batam Island. The resort is only 30 minutes from Singapore by sea and a stone’s throw from 18-hole golf courses, cultural and historical sites, major shopping malls and entertainment areas.
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This tropical haven of 88 modern villas boasts exciting activities, rejuvenating spa treatments and creative dining options.
With over 1,000,000 clients worldwide, and 15 years of experience, the company is the first place many turn to when they need help making sense of health insurance. Visit www.pacificprime.com to learn more about how they can help.
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Team Music provides corporate clients the latest music team-building innovation – the corporate rock band programme. This transformational programme spans half-day to full-day retreats for 10-200 pax. Absolutely no musical experience is required at all.
Power2Motivate is used by many of the world’s most recognised brands. These companies trust Power2Motivate to provide world-class employee recognition programmes that drive behavioural change and improve performance right across their business. With a combination of smart technology, passionate people and excellent customer service, we offer our clients a straightforward yet powerful solution that delivers results. Power2Motivate will help you build a powerful performance-based culture, so why not talk to us today!
We train bands using a 10Cs system. Our musical debrief addresses corporate concerns such as leadership agility, team chemistry, emotional awareness and change management, all common to the world of bands and business. Clients include UBS, Gartner, Great Eastern, Datalogic, Lenovo, SABIC, SMU, GlaxoSmithKline, Gemalto, Roche, Bidvest, M1, Johnson & Johnson. Most notably, City Nomads names Team Music in the top 10 corporate bonding activities in Singapore.
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EVENT PARTNERS EVENT PARTNER
EVENT PARTNER
Lime House
Ramco
Lime House, an inspiring venue, combines an eclectic atmosphere with a unique cuisine.
The role of HR has evolved from performing mundane tasks to anchoring strategic talent imperatives driving business impact. Ramco HCM and payroll is enabling organisations to embrace this paradigm shift by leveraging technology to thrive in an innovation economy.
Lime House is located in a stunning heritage shop-house in the heart of Chinatown. With a full-service restaurant, two floors of convertible private event space and a cosy outdoor lounge space, Lime House offers unmatched space, versatility and flair. At Lime House, our mission is to share an “essence” of the Caribbean – the laid back vibe and the best in authentic Caribbean fare – creating an environment conducive to connecting and collaborating.
“In my experience of driving organisational change, finding a conducive ‘out of the office’ environment was always a key element … Lime House offers a great opportunity to bring teams together in a unique setting.” – Chris Morris, founder – Lime House
We are one of the fastest growing companies providing next-gen HR and payroll software covering the 360o life cycle of an employee from hire to retire. Trusted by 350-plus global customers, our payroll is compliant with statutory and taxes across 35-plus countries. Our offering is platform agnostic and available on cloud, on premise or as a managed service. We have been recognised as a leader in NelsonHall’s report on global payroll. In the era of cognitive and adaptive solutions, our software lends itself with cutting-edge capabilities such as GPS and NFC-based attendance, inclusive computing through text messages, quick self-service, performance journals, payroll HUB and a host of other innovations which are driving business impact for new-age organisations.
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3 DECEMBER FOUR SEASONS HOTEL SINGAPORE
An Invitation-Only One-Day Event Reserved for Asia’s Senior HR for Discussion of Critical Employee Healthcare Issues Featuring: •
Super senior delegate profile comprising 100 of the most senior heads of HR in Asia
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Unique interactive format allows sponsors to meet, interact and have real conversations with every delegate
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Thought leading keynote sessions, case studies and panel discussions that cover the real issues For sponsorship opportunities & invitation request, please visit www.employeehealthcare.asia or email team@humanresourcesonline.net
DELEGATE FEEDBACK FORM YOUR EVALUATION OF THIS CONFERENCE IS VERY IMPORTANT TO US Please help us by taking time to fill out this evaluation form. Your responses will help us with the continual improvement of our products and to develop conferences that are relevant to you and your industry. Return the form to the registration desk or to anyone from the Human Resources team before you leave the conference. Name: Job Title: Company: Office No:
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PART I: OVERALL EVENT EVALUATION 1. PLEASE EVALUATE THE FOLLOWING USING THE SCALE: 1= POOR, 5 = EXCELLENT PLEASE CIRCLE ONE Overall Conference
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PART II: SPEAKERS’ EVALUATION 3. WHICH SPEAKERS OR SESSIONS DID YOU ENJOY THE MOST OR WERE OF THE MOST VALUE TO YOU?
4. WHICH SPEAKERS OR SESSIONS DID YOU ENJOY THE LEAST OR WERE OF THE LEAST VALUE TO YOU?
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DELEGATE FEEDBACK FORM YOUR EVALUATION OF THIS CONFERENCE IS VERY IMPORTANT TO US PART III: INDUSTRY UPDATES 5. WHAT DO YOU REGARD AS THE BIGGEST ISSUE OR CHALLENGE FACING YOUR INDUSTRY AT PRESENT?
6. WHAT IS THE BIGGEST ISSUE OR CHALLENGE YOU ARE FACING IN YOUR CURRENT ROLE?
7. WHAT ADDITIONAL TOPICS WOULD YOU HAVE LIKED TO BE INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAMME?
8. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE FOLLOWING TOPICS OR ISSUES? PLEASE TICK TOPICS WHICH ARE OF INTEREST TO YOU. (LIST OF HUMANRESOURCES UPCOMING EVENTS) [ [ [
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10. WHICH INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS DO YOU BELONG TO?
11. WHICH INDUSTRY PUBLICATIONS OR PORTALS DO YOU READ/SUBSCRIBE TO FOR YOUR INDUSTRY NEWS & UPDATES?
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STRUGGLING TO MAKE SENSE OF YOUR BENEFITS DATA WHILE TRYING TO MANAGE YOUR COSTS? THE ROI MODELER CAN IDENTIFY YOUR KEY COST DRIVERS.
CLINIC REVIEW
CLAIMS AUDIT
TARGETED WELLNESS INTERVENTIONS
The ROI Modeler is a new tool by Mercer Marsh Benefits that assists HR in taking a data-driven approach to the management of an employee benefits program. It’s time to leave the past behind … and make your future more predictable.
CONTACT US For more information, contact Liana Attard, Mercer Marsh Benefits’ Asia consulting leader, at liana.attard@mercer.com, or visit our website at www.asean.mercer.com.
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