The Road to Zero
Since his appointment as Chair of the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board in May, 2006, the Honourable Steven Mahoney has been travelling across Ontario championing the philosophy that "there really are no accidents in Ontario's workplaces." The Ontario workplace safety and insurance system faces many issues and challenges, but also many opportunities. Mr. Mahoney will be discussing these opportunities along with the strategic objectives of the WSIB that support the journey on the "Road to Zero"- zero injuries, zero illnesses and zero fatalities.
7 Safety Habits "That Could Save Your Life"
As President of Global Training Edge, Wilson Bateman has been involved in workplace health and safety for over 20 years. In this light and fun keynote address, Wilson outlines 7 basic safety habits that can be applied to safety on and off the job.
Connecting to Young Canadians
Max Valiquette is Canada's foremost expert on youth culture and marketing. He is founder and President of Youthography, Canada's leading youth marketing consultancy. Max draws on his many years of communicating, researching and marketing to youth to deliver a fun and insightful presentation that completely explains the young Canadian to anyone looking to connect to them. Who they are, what they need, what they want and how they work: this generation is more powerful and more influential than ever before, and Max explains them all.
Seven Humor Habits for Workplace Wellness
Paul Huschilt is a unique and sought after Professional Speaker, Storyteller, and Trainer. Paul is best known for his ability to reawaken - in an outrageously funny manner - your passion for the things that are most important to you. This hilarious presentation reverses the negative effects of stress by teaching low-budget interventions for wellness. Laugh as you enjoy an eclectic mix of comedy, song, and experiential activities. You will hear about carefully researched yet easy to digest concepts that can improve your day-to-day in and out of the office. This presentation requires that you have prior knowledge in making mistakes, taking life too seriously, or lapsing occasionally in your ability to cope.
