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SpringLaw joining Benchmark Benefits Solutions’ free virtual workplace summit

stressed out workplaceJoin SpringLaw’s Lisa Stam on Thursday, January 21st at Benchmark Benefits Solutions‘* first-ever free virtual workplace summit empowering Finance, HR, Wellness, and Community across Canada, to help us thrive in 2021.

Lisa will be discussing how to manage and protect a stressed-out workplace.

Thursday, January 21st, 12:00-2:00 pm

Click here to register today!

Expert-led discussions, breakout sessions and live networking opportunities, featuring discussions with SpringLaw’s Lisa Stam, Mark Coutts (VP, Group Savings at Benchmark Benefits), Dr. Jennifer Hendry-Lynn (Naturopathic Doctor), and Stachen Frederick (ED, Weston Frontlines Centre).  Comedic relief will be provided by Marc-Anthony Sinagoga (Comedian & Founder of Funnyman Inc.).

* Benchmark Benefits Solutions is an employee benefit and pension consulting firm, providing the ultimate in health care solutions, supporting the mental and physical well-being of Canadians.

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