Event Details

The concept of health and well-being has undergone a sea change in recent years to include mental, social, and financial wellbeing, acknowledging the importance of work-life balance, emotional health, and financial security to overall vitality.

In this context, the UAE stands out as a nation committed to enhancing the well-being of its citizens and residents.

Join us as we launch the UAE edition of the Cigna International Health Study 2024, where we will reveal the latest findings on workplace well-being in the country.

This event will delve into key trends and challenges unique to the UAE, with a focus on employee well-being. Through the study's insights, industry experts will explore and discuss the interconnected factors of satisfaction, resilience, and stress, and how they shape the overall well-being of the workforce.

Keynote speaker:

• Leah Cotterill – CEO, Cigna Insurance Middle East and Africa, excluding KSA

Panellists:

• Sarah Dalton  – Director of Wellbeing Operations, Jumeirah 
• Leah Cotterill – CEO, Cigna Insurance Middle East and Africa, excluding KSA
• Scott Armstrong  –  Founder, mentl
• Dr. Shefali Verma – Holistic Doctor

Moderator:

• Katy Holmes – CEO, BCCD

Due to the topic, this event is for everyone but in particular those in Human Resources, line managers, health and mental wellbeing practitioners, universities and schools.

About the Cigna International Healthcare Study:

• The study is based on a global survey of over 10,000 respondents in 12 markets, across eight key aspects of vitality – emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, physical, social, and spiritual.
• Recognising that health is dynamic and multi-dimensional, the study introduces a scientifically validated approach to assessing whole-person health. It goes a step further by examining how individuals perceive their autonomy, competency, and relatedness - crucial factors in understanding the ability to make personal choices and maintain control over various life domains.
• The study also examines stress levels, work-life balance, and the impact of the global inflation crisis, shedding light on both the challenges and opportunities in the region's health and wellbeing landscape.

Registration includes breakfast
Free valet parking
Dress: Business

This is a pre-pay event and your place will not be confirmed until payment is received. If your company is a BCCD member and you are not a named member, please register by emailing [email protected] to benefit from the member rate, named members should register online as usual. Cancellations will be accepted until 11.59am on Friday 25th October, after which “no show fees” will apply.

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