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Creating a Well-Being Culture
Vantage has partnered with Dr. Richard Safeer, author of Cure for the Common Company, to help organizations build a well-being culture. Our curriculum training leverages Vantage’s 25 years of providing learning solutions to over hundreds of thousands of participants around the world.
What is a well-being culture?
A set of organizational values that prioritizes holistic employee wellness.
As a leader in my organization, why should I prioritize a well-being culture?
The well-being of your organization and the well-being of your people are inextricably linked. Research shows that high engagement results in more efficient and productive workers and increases employee retention. Fostering a culture of health enables your employees to be the best versions of themselves, to be happier, and to be to perform to their full potential.
How can Vantage help me create a well-being culture in my company?
Vantage's seasoned training professionals guide participants through a step-by-step curriculum based on the blueprint established in Dr. Safeer’s book. Our training empowers leaders at all levels to build and sustain a culture of well-being.
To learn how Vantage can create a well-being culture in your organization! 
Praise for A Cure for the Common Company
Dr. Safeer provides a thoughtful blueprint for fostering a workplace well-being culture. A timely and critical priority for all leaders.
Janet Foutty
Executive Chair of the Board, Deloitte US
Great Place to Work has measured trust by surveying over 100 million working people over the last 30 years. Without trust there is no engagement, satisfaction, loyalty, or happiness. In this book, Richard Safeer has made the case for well-being in the workplace that’s built on a foundation of trust. It’s packed with great examples and suggestions that will create not only a thriving workplace full of happy and healthy employees, but one that boasts higher retention and financial success.
Michael C. Bush
CEO, Great Place to Work
This book is one of the best business blueprints that wellness practitioners and champions can use to drive a culture of well-being and health at work. Leadership throughout the organization, from the CEO to the front line supervisors, should be required to read the book and be properly trained to deliver on the blueprint.
Chuck Gillespie
CEO, National Wellness Institute
Dr. Safeer offers a compelling and science-based prescription for enriching organizational culture and boosting individual flourishing.
Daniel H. Pink
#1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret, Drive, and When
About Vantage Partners Training
Vantage helps organizations unleash the potential of their people to think more expansively, collaborate more effectively, and execute more efficiently — for measurable results.
The content of our training is based on our thought leadership in many areas, combined with the best thinking from other experts. Our approach to delivery is highly experiential: We create learning environments where participants confront and challenge entrenched ways of thinking and have opportunities to build new skills through exercises and simulations that reflect actual business realities.
Our instructors are based around the globe and come from diverse cultural, academic, and professional backgrounds. They’re united by their ability to tailor learning to individual client contexts and participant learning needs.
Vantage Leadership Development
Collaborative. Practical. Global. Tailored.
We develop holistic leaders, enabling individuals at all levels to maximize their own potential as well as that of their teams their business. Through the integration of the three dimensions of leadership, we help organizations and their people to thrive in the face of uncertainty and continuous change.
Leading Self
The leader of self possesses the awareness and emotional intelligence to manage their own emotions — and recognize and engage those of others. Self-leadership starts with owning one’s style, demonstrating trustworthiness, and developing the resilience to navigate through accelerating change.
Leading Others
The leader of others prioritizes and delegates, while communicating in ways that motivate and inspire teams. Leading others and driving performance requires giving feedback and coaching, building alignment around a shared vision and harnessing the friction of creative differences and conflict to spark action and innovation.
Leading the Business
The leader of the business translates strategy and activates the organization to innovate and adapt. They enable it to better navigate and align across an external landscape of partners, alliances, customers, and other stakeholder relationships. Leading the business requires driving short term results, while simultaneously paying attention to the big picture and longer term implications to the organization.
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