| Let’s Get DigitalHow access to healthcare is being transformedA Benefits Webinar presented by CPBI Atlantic | Registration closes Monday, May 31st, 2021
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Date: | | Wednesday, June 2nd, 2021 | Time: | | 12:00pm – 1:00pm Atlantic | Platform: | | We are using the Engage Platform for this online session, this is our new Webinar platform/provider. You will not be required to download an app as this platform will automatically launch in your browser.
All registered participants and their guests will receive an email from [email protected] which will contain your login information by Tuesday, June 1st, 2021. If you don't see this email in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you still do not see this email please contact [email protected]
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| Digital health played a very important role during Covid-19 and is continuing to gain significant momentum. Could this be the tipping point for plan sponsors? This session will look at the rapid acceleration of digital health options available to Canadians, certainly removing barriers to care, at least for some. The explosion of vendors in this space creates both challenges and opportunities for plan sponsors seeking to navigate market options. The speakers will review the health start-up landscape and consider how digital health offerings can and perhaps should be assessed by plan sponsors, carriers, consultants, and others in employee benefits.
Let’s Get Digital focuses on mental health issues, access to physicians, paramedical services, the role of a pharmacy, and how all of these services continue to evolve. Join us to gain insight into what the digital future looks like for you and your benefit plan!
| | | Speakers: |  | | David Willows Executive Vice President, Digital, Innovation & Brand, Green Shield Canada David Willows is Green Shield Canada’s Executive Vice President of Digital, Innovation and Brand Experience. Prior to moving to GSC ten years ago, he had spent five years as the Toronto Health and Benefits Practice Leader for Aon Consulting and then the merged Aon Hewitt organization. Over the past 25 years, he has split his time between the insurance carrier and management consulting communities, first focused on attendance and disability management issues, but more recently managing challenges on the broader health and drug management issues facing Canadian organizations and their employees. | | | |
| | | | | .jpg?mw=185) | | Ben HarrisonPartner | Head of Partnerships & Policy, Portag3 Ventures Ben is a Partner and the Head of Partnerships and Policy at Portag3 Ventures. Prior to joining Portag3 in 2018, he spent more than 15 years at Canada Life in senior level strategy, product development and marketing roles across the organization, including the Head of Innovation for Canada.
As Head of Partnerships, Ben’s team works with those investors to help them execute on their strategic objectives through a combination of commercial partnerships with the fund’s portfolio companies and relevant and differentiated insights into the trends shaping the fintech sector.
Ben also leads Portag3’s government affairs mandate and has helped to position the organization as a leading voice for pro competition and innovation policy developments. He sits on the board of the Paytechs of Canada and is a member of the Digital Identity Laboratories advisory panel.
Ben is a graduate of the Business Administration program (BBA) from Wilfrid Laurier University.
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