Learn at the Links 2023 - CPBI Manitoba Golf Event

Learn at the Links 2023 - CPBI Manitoba Golf Event

September 13, 2023 8:30 AM to 5:00 PMLarter's at St. Andrews, Saint Andrews, Manitoba
Area of Interest: Pensions, Benefits, Investments, Networking Format: In Person

CPBI Manitoba 2023 Learn at the Links Golf Event

Join us for 2 education sessions, a barbecue lunch, followed by 9 holes of golf and on course competitions. Following your round, meet back at the clubhouse for  cocktails and snacks, and prize presentations. Education sessions will  be eligible for CE Credits - more information about presentations to follow.

Cancellation Policy
CE credits in partnership with the Insurance Council of Manitoba or the Saskatchewan Life Insurance Council will be offered.

Session 1:

Let's Talk Disability

Join Sarah Dulong, Manager, Disability Claims at the Co-operators as she highlights trends identified through the pandemic and post pandemic, as well as solutions in the space of disability case management.

                                                                                                             

 

Our Presenter:

Sarah Dulong - Mental Health Claims Advisor, The Co-operators

Sarah Dulong is a Mental Health Claims Advisor at Co-operators and whether at work or in her personal life, showing kindness, caring, and helping others is something she is very passionate about. As the Mental Health Claims Advisor, Sarah leads mental health initiatives focused on creating the future, researches best practices for psychological claims protocol and seeks opportunities to respond to emerging unmet needs of members and clients. Sarah also works with disability case managers to provide insight, guidance, and oversight for the management of psychological disability claims and identifies and creates resources and training opportunities for the claims team. Finding innovative ways to help individuals who suffer to overcome systemic and environmental barriers and live their lives to the fullest is very important to Sarah.

  



Session 2:

Driving Accountability on Human Rights in the Investment Stewardship Policies of Asset Managers: Tools and Strategies for Asset Owners

This session will describe tools and strategies developed by the Global Unions’ Committee on Workers’ Capital to help asset owners hold asset managers accountable when it comes to human and labour rights in investments. It will delve into the CWC Baseline Expectations for Asset Managers on Fundamental Labour Rights, a framework which enables asset owners to assess an asset manager’s level of commitment to respecting and upholding fundamental labour rights. The framework is anchored in the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises which lay out investor responsibilities to carry out due diligence and prevent or mitigate adverse environmental and social impacts. The session will also discuss practical opportunities for asset owners to participate or support CWC convened engagements with global asset managers.  

                                                                                                             

 

Our Presenter:

Hughes Letourneau

Hugues joined the SHARE team in 2013. He leads the Secretariat of the Global Unions’ Committee on Workers’ Capital, a global network of trade unions and pension fund trustees. He has co-developed the CWC Asset Manager Accountability Initiative, which convenes asset owners from around the world to engage with global asset managers on investment stewardship practices. At SHARE, he has led consulting projects to help Canadian asset owners improve ESG integration and he has led consulting projects on sustainable finance in Latin American with the OECD. He holds a Master of International Affairs from the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto. He has successfully completed the level II exam of the CFA program and is a Fundamentals of Sustainability Accounting Credential holder.  




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