Our Annual Tribute to Leadership invites us to pause—much like stopping to smell the roses—and recognize the individuals whose vision, commitment, and integrity have shaped our community and advanced the future of healthcare. This moment is not only about honoring extraordinary achievements, but also about acknowledging the far-reaching influence of leadership—how it inspires others, strengthens organizations, and paves the way for lasting impact. As we celebrate today’s leaders, we reflect on their legacy and look ahead to the future they continue to inspire.
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Our Annual Tribute to Leadership invites us to pause—much like stopping to smell the roses—and recognize the individuals whose vision, commitment, and integrity have shaped our community and advanced the future of healthcare. This moment is not only about honoring extraordinary achievements, but also about acknowledging the far-reaching influence of leadership—how it inspires others, strengthens organizations, and paves the way for lasting impact. As we celebrate today’s leaders, we reflect on their legacy and look ahead to the future they continue to inspire.
Cardiometabolic disease—spanning obesity, diabetes, and heart health—is redefining the future of employee wellbeing and workforce cost.
Join senior HR, benefits, and healthcare leaders for a strategic look at how employers are tackling this growing challenge through smarter benefit design, innovative therapies, and integrated care models.
This year marks a major milestone—the 15th Annual NEBGH Conference—now elevated to a larger, more dynamic setting. As the premier event for employers, benefits leaders, and innovators, the conference will spotlight the future of healthcare, workforce well-being, and benefits strategy. This event is where leaders driving change come together to shape strategy and pioneer solutions.
This webinar breaks down a step-by-step approach for unifying your benefits data, improving vendor coordination, and producing validated ROI that resonates with the CFO.
Attendees will learn how to build cross-vendor metrics, close attribution gaps, and create a finance-ready ROI narrative in just 90 days.
Join NEBGH for a timely conversation with 32BJ Health Fund and Northwell Direct on their recently-announced direct healthcare contract. Through persistent organizing and strategic negotiation, this landmark agreement expands access to high-quality care for 170,000 participants while reducing hospital prices to an average of 184% of Medicare - driving an estimated $46 million in first-year savings and significantly lowering out-of-pocket costs for members.
This webinar will explore how reducing hospital prices and administrative complexity can deliver meaningful savings for unions, employers, and workers alike.
HPV, Screening, and Cervical Cancer: A Population Health Imperative
From HPV vaccination to early detection, this talk highlights evidence-based strategies to prevent cervical cancer and outlines where employer benefits, communication, and access can make a meaningful difference.
Invisible but Impactful: The Employer Imperative in Crohn’s & Colitis Care
IBD often goes unseen—until it leads to surgeries, ER visits, or disability claims. This session highlights what’s changing in the clinical landscape, where care gaps persist, and how employers can design benefits, navigation, and accommodations that lead to better outcomes and lower costs.
Caregiving touches every workplace — with millions of employees supporting aging parents, children, partners, and other loved ones. As caregiving needs rise, employers have a unique opportunity to better understand and support the caregivers in their workforce.
Join Dr. Allison Applebaum, leading caregiving expert and author of Stand By Me: A Guide to Navigating Modern, Meaningful Caregiving, and Kim Thiboldeaux, NEBGH’s CEO, for a practical conversation about the emotional, financial, and workplace pressures today’s caregivers face. U.S. employees now spend an average of 27 hours each week on family caregiving — often on top of full-time jobs.