Cassie Goff
Business Journal
Team leaders learned about how to create an engaged and connected workforce through improving professional and personal networks, engaging teams, developing leadership and addressing burnout at Utah Business of Health’s event on Feb. 5.
A “Well Connected, Good Health is Good Business” panel and roundtable discussion featured Nicole Carpenter, Dr. Courtney Flint and Dr. Amy Locke.
Flint, a Utah State University professor and director of the Utah Wellbeing Project ask the business community to consider how Utah residents define and value their own well-being in terms of social connections and Please log in to see the rest of this story.
