Meeting/Event Information

Sponsor Presented Event

Delivering Peace of Mind in Times of Crisis

Presented by Edwin A. McKnight, President; Jodi Jackson, RN, Area Director; Sonya S. Wright, Attorney

Join McKnight for a special webinar to learn how HR professionals can provide clarity and assistance to their employees experiencing chronic or acute family illness.
•    Learn the HR Professional's role in preparing work Associates for Chronic and Acute Plan of Care for family members.
•    Gain an understanding of the legal preparation necessary for a properly prepared Chronic and Acute Care Plan.
•    Identify the Advisors and learn their roles in developing and executing a Chronic and Acute Plan of Care.

Registration: This event is free to attend, but registration is required. 
Certification: 1 SHRM and HRCI CEU

Presenters:

Edwin McKnight began his insurance career in 1985 with licenses for Life, Health, Property and Casualty. Edwin has increased his effectiveness and knowledge through studies with the American College and in 2014 was awarded the ChFC® designation. Edwin has also maintained the Life Underwriter’s Training Council’s LUTCF designation since 1993. Edwin is a 1999 graduate of Leadership Rutherford and became an Investment Advisor Representative in 2007. In 2011, Edwin became a Leadership in Life Institute (LILI) graduate and has served his professional association, NAIFA Tennessee, as Co-Moderator.

Jodi Jackson is a Registered Nurse who is Board Certified in Case Management and an Advanced Professional Aging Life Care Manager with a diverse nursing background, including critical care, home care, and Resident Services Director for a Continuing Care Retirement Community. Jodi came to Arosa in 2010 as an RN Consultant and has worked her way to Area Director due to her belief in creating connections and relationships with her clients, team members and community.

Sonya Smith Wright is a graduate of the Emory University School of Law, where she was inducted into the Order of the Barristers for outstanding oral advocacy and legal writing. She is an experienced litigator with a wealth of diverse experiences, an active member of several Middle Tennessee nonprofits, and is currently serving on the board of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Rutherford County. Wright was also recently named an Attorney for Justice by the Tennessee Supreme Court for her pro bono work.

*MT|SHRM is not directly involved with the presentation of this program. This is a paid advertisement. The program, product or service offered is not affiliated with or endorsed by MT|SHRM. Please contact the presenter through the registration link above if you have questions regarding this program.