Our Favorite Event Wellness Experts
Fall is here and it tends to be one of the busiest times of year for people both personally and professionally. So, we wanted to take a moment to highlight some people, groups, and ideas that help bring better health and wellness to our meetings, giving attendees the energy and motivation they need!
Get your group moving! MoveSpring is a fun, easy-to-use health platform for companies and organizations. Connect any activity tracking device and get moving!
Shannon’s mission is to inspire thousands of lives
in a positive healthy way, motivating people to be bold, uncomfortable, and take charge of their health.
Allow attendees to get away to a quiet space with a meditation room. Add soft seating or pillows, faux candles, and and oil defuser to create a calming environment.
Tracy has built an entire business (Thrive Meetings) on creating food options that give everyone a reason to celebrate, while eliminating the stress of menu management.
Author, writer, speaker on mental health, wellness, and drumming, Mike Veny shows you simple tools that empower wellness. Watch his Tedx Talk to see him in action!
Get attendees up and out by scheduling small groups to go for a walk with your C-level execs or keynote speaker. Learn more about “Walking Meetings”
Dr. Kim has created interactive videos that can be played at breaks (or anytime) that get attendees up and moving.
Angela combines her corporate executive experience, personal health journey and wellness expertise to offer a fresh perspective on health and make sense of a very saturated marketplace.
Stay hydrated! If your venue doesn’t have water-bottle refill stations, check these guys out to bring in your own
Bonus ideas
Find or create a walking scavenger hunt for the city you’re in. Attendees get to walk, compete, and see the sites all at once.
Reach out to a massage school and see if they will come give shoulder and neck massages to attendees during an afternoon break. If you have a lot of local attendees, massage studios & chiropractors may be interested in donating an hour or two of their time in exchange for the chance to demonstrate their services to a group of potential new clients.