National Webinar - Available Opportunities From Predictive Modelling and Wellness Business Case
January 30, 2014 1:00 PM to 2:00 PMBroadcasted Webinar
Area of Interest:
Benefits
Format:
Web
Fees and Registration
Membership Types | Regular Price |
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Member | $0.00 CDN |
Associate Member | $0.00 CDN |
Student Membership | $0.00 CDN |
Non Member | $65.00 CDN |
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations will be accepted by 12:00 noon the day before the session. Non-attendees or cancellations received after this time will not be reimbursed.
Continuing Education Requirements for CPBI National Webinars: CE credits will be offered through partnerships with provincial insurance councils across Canada, The Institute for Advanced Financial Education (Advocis) and La Chambre de sécurité financière. Participants are required to Login to the live session by entering their Full Name as per CPBI profile;
Participants must be present for the duration of the session; Participants will be asked to remain online following the presentation to complete a short test comprised of 3 to 4 questions as a proof of attendance. The test will be offered during the live session; participants who do not attend the live session will not be permitted to take the test or qualify to receive CE credits.
Changes in the drug landscape are profound and significant - brand name drugs with expiring patents, the emergence of biologics and multiple legislative changes for generic drugs are just some examples. Using only past statistics to predict how these factors will impact future costs is no longer sound.
Join this live webinar. This session is a great opportunity for organizations to learn how predictive modelling can provide the knowledge to help influence future benefits plan cost increases through plan design optimization, wellness, and disability management.
Learning objectives:
- Learn why predictive modelling should become an integral component of benefit plan renewal analysis going forward.
- Does wellness work? Can we have a wellness business case with ROI? Learn how predictive modelling can assist plan sponsors in building and adjusting their benefits and wellness strategies.
Alexander Uborcev, PhD, EMBA
Senior Associate, Aon Hewitt
A strategic, financial, risk, and decision making employee benefit advisor, Alexander is a Senior Associate with Aon Hewitt Health Benefit Practice based in Toronto.
Alexander has worked in a senior capacity of financial management and business development for organizations in both Canada and Europe for 21 years. His achievements span from achieving impressive revenue and profit gains for companies, to maximizing ROI among product lines, to developing effective employee programs, to providing optimal solutions from economic, operational, and financial modelling of complex, stochastic and dynamic system. He is a lecturer and the author of several industry publications.
Alexander earned his EMBA from Duke University. In addition, he has achieved a Ph.D. in mathematics and physics, and a B.Sc. in radio-physics and information technology. Alexander is a Licensed Life Insurance Agent.