7:00 a.m. | Optional Wellness Program | A fun exercise program outside on the beautiful lawn at the Resort. | Kathryn Thomas
Executive Director
Yoga 4 Change |
7:30 a.m. | Buffet Breakfast | | |
7:30 a.m. | Registration Desk Opens | | |
8:00 a.m. | Exhibits Open | | |
9:00 a.m. | SMALL TALK #1-C Creating Effective Program Metrics and Evaluations: Three Approaches | The objective of this session is to promote ongoing self-evaluation practices for projects and programs of any size and mission. Three approaches will be recommended and explained: (1) the classic logic model, (2) Results-Based Accountability (Mark Friedman), and (3) dash boarding to track and trend performance and outcomes over time against established benchmarks. | Barbara Morrison Rodriguez President, BMR Consulting, LLC |
9:00 a.m. | SMALL TALK #2-C
Exploring Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): Public Health Impact and Solutions | “Exposure to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) is the greatest unaddressed public health threat facing our nation today.†Robert Block, MD, former president of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Sustained toxic stress early in life, without buffering relationships, can significantly alter the brain's architecture, gene expression, and health throughout the lifespan. The immediate and long-term effects of unaddressed ACEs can manifest in everything from preschool expulsion to school violence, addiction, depression, chronic disease, unemployment, and early death.
To break the Intergenerational cycle of trauma and ACEs, a cross-sector Public Health prevention approach must be used. This session will interactively explain ACEs, their impact on the brain, how they alter gene expression and examine how a public health approach can impact population level change and long-term health outcomes.
| Renee Layman
Center for Child Counseling
Eugenia Millender
Florida State University
Amber Payne
Center for Child Counseling |
9:00 a.m. | SMALL TALK #3-C A Discussion with Past Sapphire Awards Honorees | The Past Honorees will discuss their programs that won them the Sapphire Awards; their best practices, evaluations and impacts. | Moderator: Christie DeNave, Florida Blue
Panelist # 1: Chad Bernstein, CEO, Guitars Over Guns
Panelist #2: Wanda Lanier, President & CEO, Barnabas Center
Panelist #3: Roniece Weaver, Founding Partner, Hebni Nutrition Consultants |
9:00 a.m. | SMALL TALK #4-C Big Issues in Heath: Update on Health Care Reform | This session will provide an update on the current status of health care reform efforts. We will discuss the policy changes that have been implemented over the last year, review the status of the ACA in Florida, and provide an overview of new health reform proposals.
| Kelly James
Director
Florida Blue Center for Health Policy |
9:00 a.m. | SMALL TALK #5-C Practical Emotional Intelligence: A Leadership Tool | Emotional Intelligence (EI) is an incredibly important leadership tool – important for leading yourself, leading others, and leading organizations. Some people have reduced emotional intelligence to conversations about self-awareness and empathy. This session will emphasize the importance, and expand the focus, of EI in practical and personally engaging ways. | Rob Stevens
President
Leadership for Now |
9:00 a.m. | SMALL TALK #6-C
Food Insecurity:Florida | Explore the causes and possible solutions to making food available to all communities in need in Florida. | Robin C. Safley
Executive Director
Feeding Florida |
10:30 a.m. | Break and Network | | |
10:45 a.m. | SMALL TALK #1-D Creating Effective Program Metrics and Evaluations: Three Approaches | The objective of this session is to promote ongoing self-evaluation practices for projects and programs of any size and mission. Three approaches will be recommended and explained: (1) the classic logic model, (2) Results-Based Accountability (Mark Friedman), and (3) dashboarding to track and trend performance and outcomes over time against established benchmarks. | Barbara Morrison Rodriguez President, BMR Consulting, LLC |
10:45 a.m. | SMALL TALK #2-D
Exploring Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): Public Health Impact and Solutions | “Exposure to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) is the greatest unaddressed public health threat facing our nation today.†Robert Block, MD, former president of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Sustained toxic stress early in life, without buffering relationships, can significantly alter the
brain's architecture, gene expression, and health throughout the lifespan. The immediate and long-term effects of unaddressed ACEs can manifest in everything from preschool expulsion to school violence, addiction, depression, chronic disease, unemployment, and early death.
To break the Intergenerational cycle of trauma and ACEs, a cross-sector Public Health prevention approach must be used. This session will interactively explain ACEs, their impact on the brain, how they alter gene expression and examine how a public health approach can impact population level change and long-term health outcomes. | Renee Layman
Center for Child Counseling
Eugenia Millender
Florida State University
Amber Payne
Center for Child Counseling
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10:45 a.m. | SMALL TALK #3-D A Discussion with Past Sapphire Awards Honorees | The Past Honorees will discuss their programs that won them the Sapphire Awards; their best practices, evaluations, and impacts. | Moderator: Christie DeNave, Florida Blue Panelist # 1: Chad Bernstein, CEO Guitars over Guns
Panelist #2: Wanda Lanier, President & CEO, Barnabas Center
Panelist #3: Roniece Weaver, Founding Partner, Hebni Nutrition Consultants |
9:00 a.m. | SMALL TALK #4-D Big Issues in Health: Update on Health Care Reform | This session will provide an update on the current status of health care reform efforts. We will discuss the policy changes that have been implemented over the last year, review the status of the ACA in Florida, and provide an overview of new health reform proposals.
| Kelly James
Director
Florida Blue Center for Health Policy |
10:45 a.m. | SMALL TALK #5-D Practical Emotional Intelligence | Emotional Intelligence (EI) is an incredibly important leadership tool – important for leading yourself, leading others, and leading organizations. Some people have reduced emotional intelligence to conversations about self-awareness and empathy. This session will emphasize the importance, and expand the focus, of EI in practical and personally engaging ways. | Rob Stevens
President
Leadership for Now |
10:45 a.m. | SMALL TALK #6-D
Food Insecurity: Florida | Explore the causes and possible solutions to making food available to all communities in need in Florida. | Robin C. Safley
Executive Director
Feeding Florida |
12:10 p.m. | Closing Speaker and Luncheon | The Fallacy of Impossible
Since the launch of the EyeWriter and Not Impossible Foundation, Mick has passionately studied the concept of “Impossible.â€â€¯All the modern conveniences we see around us were once considered “impossible†by people who didn’t know any better. Synthetic fabrics, cell phones and digital watches (not to mention cars and computers) were all figments of the imagination until inspiration met execution and the impossible became a reality. In this talk, Mick dives deeper into “Impossible,†the underlying psychological effects it has on an organization, and how to overcome “Impossible†so true innovation can take place.
| Mick Ebeling
Founder & CEO
Impossible Labs |
