Podcasts & Companion Presentations

• Ten downloadable Podcast recordings will be available 24/7 to attendees, averaging around 15 minutes in length.
• Companion presentations related to each Podcast discussion are also available for downloading.
• Jay Garriss, Principal National HSA Client Relations Leader, ACS/Mellon HSA Solutions, Atlanta, GA, discussing early results from the 2007-8 open enrollment season and apparent emerging trends
• Jeffrey C. Greene, President and Chief Executive Officer, MedEncentive, Oklahoma City, OK, discussing Achieving a Sustainable ROI Using a Breakthrough Consumer-Centric, Pay-for-Performance Program Featuring Interactive Doctor-Patient Rewards
• John Mills, Director, Product Management, HIP Health Plan of New York, New York, NY, discussing Consumerism in Healthcare: The Demand to Provide High Quality Information to Healthcare Customers
• Eric Remjeske, President, Devenir, Minneapolis, MN
• MaryAnn Stump, Senior Vice President and Chief Innovation Officer, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, Eagan, MN, discussing Consumer Reviews and Feedback within health care: the HealthcareScoop.com experience
• Dan Spirek, Senior Vice President and Chief Solutions Officer, TriZetto, Greenwood Village, CO, discussing Competing in the Retail Market: Winning the Constituent Game
• Rob J. Thurston, President, HR Consulting Group, Inc., Provo, UT, discussing HSAs- Putting the Pieces together on Consumer Driven Health  
• Kirsten Trusko, Senior Manager, BearingPoint, Danville, CA, discussing updates on market trends and figures with a focus on financial services leading practices, and how collaboration across diverse market segments drives benefit to the health consumer and general health industry  
• Ric Turnquist, Vice President, Wells Fargo Health Benefit Services, Minneapolis, MN
• Janice Young, Program Director, Health Industry Insights, Framingham, MA

Additional Web Summit Features

• A Library of selected recent articles on upcoming health care business trends is available to attendees
• A library of last year's Summit powerpoint presentations and podcast recordings is also available to attendees. Click here to review a listing.
• Attendees can link to faculty web pages and click to send them follow up questions
• Attendees can take the annual Consumer Driven Care e-Poll on which are the most significant trends impacting health care, and receive a summary of the survey results
• Attendees will be given the opportunity to provide immediate feedback after the webinar event
• The Summit web site, including podcasts, faculty presentations, article library, faculty pages, e-poll and results, and more, will be available 24/7 for three months following the event.
• Attendees will receive a complimentary 30-day paid MCOL membership
• A Summit CD-ROM with full webinar and podcast recordings, faculty presentations and additional materials is also available to attendees for an extra $40.

Who Should Attend

• Employers, Benefit Consultants, Health Plans, Financial Institutions, Hospitals, Healthcare Systems, TPAs, Insurance Companies, Physician Groups, Government Agencies, Health Benefit Agencies and Brokers, Consulting Firms, Pharmaceutical Companies, PBMs, Solution Developers, Vendors, Policy Organizations, and Media.
• C-Suite Executives, and administrative staff
• Consumerism managers and staff
• Benefit Managers, Human Resource Directors and Benefit Consultants
• Product Development and Management Staff
• Sales and Marketing executives
• Strategic, planning, policy, legislative and regulatory staff
• Consultants, Analysts, Research, and other interested parties

Faculty Webinar

	Alexander (Sander) Domaszewicz, National Consumerism Practice Leader, Mercer - Sander is Mercer’s National Practice Leader for Consumerism within the Health Care & Group Benefits business, specializing in emerging benefits and areas where technology intersects with human resources, benefits, and health care. Areas of focus include health care strategy, consumer directed health care, health and benefits decision support tools, web health resources, HR portals and online benefits. Sander’s prior experience includes project management in the Health & Group Benefits Delivery Services group at Hewitt Associates for flexible benefits administration outsourcing. Sander holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from San Diego State University, a Masters degree in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix and a certificate in Human Resources Management from Cornell.
	Benjamin Isgur, Assistant Director of PricewaterhouseCoopers' Health Research Institute - Ben is the Assistant Director of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP's Health Research Institute. His specialties include thought leadership, strategic planning, and legislative and policy analysis. Much of his work focuses on research and industry intelligence. His previous experience includes being a founding Principle in the Brazos Partnership, a legislative procedure consulting firm, working in Government Relations for the City of Austin and as a Legislative Director in the Texas House of Representatives, where he was responsible for communicating with elected officials and advancing a highly technical legislative program.
	A. Mark Fendrick, MD, Co-Director, Center for Value-Based Insurance Design, University of Michigan is a Professor of Internal Medicine in the School of Medicine and a Professor of Health Management and Policy in the School of Public Health at the University of Michigan. Dr. Fendrick received a bachelor’s degree in economics and chemistry from University of Pennsylvania and his medical degree from Harvard Medical School. Dr. Fendrick completed his residency in internal medicine at the University of Pennsylvania where he was a fellow in the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholars Program. He currently directs the Health Services Research Core Laboratory and is Co-director of the recently established Center for Value-Based Insurance Design at the University of Michigan.
	Teri Olivier, Strategic Consultant, Clinical Programs, Humana, Inc.