Wellness is a win-win!
Everyone is a winner when it comes to employee health and wellness. Because healthy employees are more productive, it makes sense to invest resources in areas to create or improve your company’s wellness program. A great place to start is right here! The annual Wellness 360 Conference has assembled a panel of leading experts to help you put together a plan that will make your company a winner! Conference agenda »
2019 Conference speakers
Our Keynote Speaker for the 2019 conference was Michael Roizen, M.D., The Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Roizen is Cleveland Clinic’s Chief Wellness Officer and served as first Chair of its Wellness Institute. He is an accomplished author, lecturer, and he and Dr. Oz write a daily column that is syndicated to 134 newspapers. See the 2019 speakers »
Conference location
The 2019 conference was held at the Cleveland Clinic Akron General Health and Wellness Center-West**, 4125 Medina Rd. Akron, Ohio 44333. This beautiful facility is conveniently located off Interstate 77 and Route 18. See the location »
** This program is not affiliated with the Cleveland Clinic Akron General Health and Wellness Center-West.
Check back for information on the 2020 Wellness 360 Conference!
Exhibitor information
Exhibiting at the Wellness 360 Conference allows you to reach top level HR and benefit executives in the wellness industry, connect with the decision makers and find new business contacts. If you’re interested in exhibiting at the conference, please visit the Exhibitor page. Learn more »
About us
The Wellness 360 Conference is organized and managed by a group of volunteers who have a passion for health and wellness and want to share this passion with you. Learn more »
Speaking opportunities
The Call for Speakers for the 2019 Wellness 360 Conference is closed. Thank you to all of those who submitted applications. Please check back as we’ll be opening up the Call for Speakers for the 2020 conference soon!
Why should employers care about the health and wellness of their employees?
Out of control health care costs are a given, but poor employee health can also have a significant impact in other areas, such as absenteeism, productivity, and “presenteeism” (being physically present at work, but functioning at less than full capacity due to illness, stress or other personal issues). The following panels will give you some insight into some of the statistics associated with an unhealthy workforce. Prepare yourself because the figures are staggering!
Infographic: Top reasons to create a pathway for a healthier workforce.
minutes a week of physical activity recommended for adults.
percent of adults who meet the U.S. Physical Activity Guidelines.
million Americans who are overweight or obese.
We hope that you’ll join us for our 11th annual Wellness 360 Conference on April 12, 2019!