Laura Putnam
Laura Putnam is turning the wellness world upside down. From a book that pioneers a whole new system for workplace wellness to keynote speeches that are jam-packed with vitality, insight and humor - Laura is ready to revolutionize any organization.
She is a speaker, author, trainer and consultant, and has keynoted at conferences, corporations and associations around the world for audiences as large as 3,000 people and has shared the stage with such notables as Dr. Oz, TV Personality and Dan Buettner, author of "Blue Zones."
As CEO of Motion Infusion, a wellness and human performance improvement provider, Laura is helping organizations to "get in motion." By merging evidence-based methodologies from the field of wellness with best practices from the field of learning and development, Motion Infusion is introducing creative solutions to address engagement, behavior change, human performance, and building healthier, happier, more innovative organizations.
Laura's media appearances include MSNBC, US News & World Report, Business Insider and NPR. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Entrepreneur and The American Journal of Health Promotion. She recently was welcomed as part of the Vitality Lab which is a collaborative community hosted by Google to help navigate the big challenges in health and well-being, aspiring to help organizations, their people, families, and communities live purposeful and healthy lives.
Laura has taught at Stanford University and is the recipient of the American Heart Association's "2020 Impact" award and the National Wellness Institutes "Circle of Leadership" award. A graduate of Stanford University and Brown University, Laura lives in San Francisco with her fiancé.
Laura Putnam is turning the wellness world upside down. From a book that pioneers a whole new system for workplace wellness to keynote speeches that are jam-packed with vitality, insight and humor - Laura is ready to revolutionize any organization.
She is a speaker, author, trainer and consultant, and has keynoted at conferences, corporations and associations around the world for audiences as large as 3,000 people and has shared the stage with such notables as Dr. Oz, TV Personality and Dan Buettner, author of "Blue Zones."
As CEO of Motion Infusion, a wellness and human performance improvement provider, Laura is helping organizations to "get in motion." By merging evidence-based methodologies from the field of wellness with best practices from the field of learning and development, Motion Infusion is introducing creative solutions to address engagement, behavior change, human performance, and building healthier, happier, more innovative organizations.
Laura's media appearances include MSNBC, US News & World Report, Business Insider and NPR. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Entrepreneur and The American Journal of Health Promotion. She recently was welcomed as part of the Vitality Lab which is a collaborative community hosted by Google to help navigate the big challenges in health and well-being, aspiring to help organizations, their people, families, and communities live purposeful and healthy lives.
Laura has taught at Stanford University and is the recipient of the American Heart Association's "2020 Impact" award and the National Wellness Institutes "Circle of Leadership" award. A graduate of Stanford University and Brown University, Laura lives in San Francisco with her fiancé.
Born to Move, Told to Sit
Our future in the balance.
From classrooms where our kids sit for hours at a time to workplaces that keep us in front of computers to groceries that are delivered to our homes - we sit a lot. Meanwhile, we're told: "Move more, sit less!" We feel like we're failing ourselves, but the truth is, there are larger societal forces at play. This session unpacks those forces - and provides a path forward.
Workplace Wellness That Works
10 steps to infuse vitality & well-being into any organization.
A healthier, happier workforce is good for people, good for the bottom line and essential for building a winning team. But, do workplace wellness programs actually work? Most don't. Learn about how you can get workplace wellness to work and why you should, especially now. Come away inspired to start a movement of well-being in your organization!
Multipliers of Well-Being
What the best team leaders do differently.
Wellness may not be in your job description, but if you're a manager, you hold the key to the well-being of your team members. Really. Learn about why well-being matters, why you matter and the steps you can take to become a Multiplier of Well-Being.
Me At My Best®
How to drive personal performance through well-being.
What are the keys to not just surviving - but fully thriving? How can you become "Me At My Best®" - whatever that looks like for you? Learn about the secrets needed to thrive and catapult yourself into a revitalized way of living.
