Discover how Rhode Island companies are enhancing employee well-being!

Join us for the 31st Annual Worksite Health Awards Ceremony, where we’ll celebrate organizations across the state that are leading the way in creating healthier workplaces. These businesses are being recognized for their outstanding commitment to employee wellness through forward-thinking policies, supportive workplace cultures, and impactful educational initiatives.

Keynote Topic:

You love to get things done. It is who you are and how you roll. But sometimes you wonder if it is all doable. Meeting after meeting, deadline after deadline, tasks topple your bulging inbox, and demand more and more
from you. It might feel like you have to choose between taking care of business and taking care of yourself. Maybe you are starting to come undone in service to getting things done.

Katie McDonald learned the hard way that it doesn't have to be that way. Circling the drain, Katie's addiction to doing took her to hell and she returned scorched and emboldened to share with her tribe of doers what she has learned along the way. This presentation will empower you to reclaim the ME in tiME management and shift from human doing to human being.

About the Keynote Speaker, Katie McDonald:

Over two decades ago, the demands of Katie McDonald’s corporate career occupied her every waking moment. She was left feeling depleted and depressed—suffering from spiraling mental and physical health crises that threatened her life.

Left with no choice but to transform her body-mind relationship, Katie abandoned her corporate job and finally started applying her knowledge of self-care, alternative health, and plant-based nutrition.

Since then, Katie has been on a revitalizing journey of lifelong self-care.
Fully recovered from years of self-neglect, Katie now helps fellow doers embrace self-care so they can do more and be more while leading healthier, more intentional, and more nourished lives.

Katie leads with tough love to inspire, empower, and challenge audiences. She dispels the destructive myth that self-care is an obstacle to productivity and teaches that self-care is, in fact, a tool to create a more powerful and impactful legacy.

The Worksite Health Awards are presented by the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island.

$35.00 per person and $375 (table of 8 reserved seats).  Click "Register Now" button or contact Barbara Laurino at blaurino@provchamber.com. Pre-registration is required by Tuesday, July 15th.