Risky Benefits

Emily Davis - Risky Benefits Podcast S5E11


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In this episode of Risky Benefits, we welcomes Emily Davis, Vice President of Partnerships and Sales at First Stop Health, to discuss strategies for creating a company culture to be proud of. Emily shares insights from her 20 years of experience in the benefits industry, highlighting the significance of direct virtual care, healthcare innovation, and meaningful personal interactions. She talks about the essential elements of a healthy workplace, emphasizing the role of play, purpose, and potential while cautioning against excessive pressure. Emily also explores the concept of viewing employee benefits as gifts, advocating for a human touch and active listening to enhance employee satisfaction and loyalty. Additionally, she provides personal anecdotes and practical examples on how to integrate these philosophies into company culture effectively.

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