HR FORUM: Feb 7th
The Impact of the Affordable Care Act
In the work that I do, the HR community is a strong connection and network for me. Here is an opportunity to give back within that field. Registration link and information on UCSC Extension in Silicon Valley – sponsored by Lewis Partners.
Feel free to forward to your HR colleagues.
Hope to see you there!
The Impact of the Affordable Care Act: How Your Company Should Prepare for 2014
Presenters: Adam Moise and Christine Schindewolf, Barney & Barney
Thursday, February 7
8:00 am Registration
8:30 – 10:00 am Program
Light Continental breakfast provided
Will
you be ready? With the election decided, health care reform is moving
ahead very quickly and many of the major provisions of the Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act will be fully implemented in 2014. As
HR leaders, you will be expected to have a strong understanding of this
legislation so that you can provide strategic and tactical direction to
your organization.
In this seminar, you will
learn the Act’s key requirements affecting employers and the critical
issues your company must address.
ü Will your company “pay” or “play?”
ü What will your 2014 medical benefits look like?
ü How will your decisions impact your competitiveness in the talent marketplace?
ü How can you evaluate your options and understand the bottom-line financial impact?
ü What do your CEO and CFO need from you?
Please join us and you will leave with an outline of the action steps you’ll need to take during 2013.
Adam Moise
is Client Sales Executive for Barney & Barney, a provider of
premier insurance services since 1909. Prior to Barney & Barney,
Adam was with Sequoia Benefits, where he led the design, implementation
and management of employee benefits programs for many of the leading
high tech firms in Silicon Valley. Prior to that, he led global
alliances and business development teams at such technology companies as
Palm, Inc., Siemens and Hewlett-Packard. He holds a Masters in Business
Administration from The Leeds School of Business at the University of
Colorado and a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from the University
of California, Santa Barbara.
Christine Schindewolf
is responsible for business development and for strategic alliances for
Barney & Barney in the Bay Area. Christine has 20 years of
experience in amplifying client success. Her diverse background of
business development, risk management, operations, and relationship
management proves advantageous in working well across business units and
industries. Christine has worked in various industries including
Aerospace, Financial Services, High Technology and Hospice before
joining Barney & Barney. Christine currently serves on the Board of
WISE (Women in Search of Excellence) and the Board of FEI (Financial
Executives International) San Francisco.
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