The GenWell Project delivers professional services to support workplaces across North America. The GenWell Workplace Social Health Framework is a sustainable corporate program that educates, empowers and catalyzes employees around the importance of human connection for their health, happiness, longevity and business success.

We have never been educated on the importance of social health for our well-being or it’s impact on our workplace or business. As we exit the global pandemic, educating your team, your leadership and your organization on the power of human connection is the first step to future success.
The benefits of the program include:
  • improved health and happiness for employees
  • greater collaboration and enhanced creativity
  • improved trust, loyalty, engagement, and retention
  • a greater sense of empathy, compassion and inclusion between employees
  • a psychologically safer workplace resulting in improvements in productivity and profitability
  • reduced health care costs

Wondering if your organization need to focus on building a more connected workplace? Here are a few questions to ask yourself …

  •  Has employee turnover has increased during the global pandemic: Y/N?
  • Are your employees are having difficulties managing the complexities of working from home: Y/N?
  • Does your management team feel over worked and stressed: Y/N?
  • Are you are unclear on how to best build employee support and enthusiasm for a return to office: Y/N?
  • Have your employees have expressed increased levels of stress and anxiety: Y/N?
  • Are you are having difficulty to attracting new talent to your organization: Y/N?

If you answered Yes to two or more of these statements, your organization may have a significant ‘human connection’ opportunity to improve your employees health, happiness and productivity.

To find out more contact info@GenWellPoject.org

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Here’s what people are saying about our workshops:

“Pete’s presentation about the importance of staying connected was exactly what our team needed during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. I believe everyone can benefit from this message right now, whether you are a big business, small business or an individual.”
– UpField North America.
“We had Pete virtually speak to our members and he was fantastic. What he spoke about is so important at the best of times and even more relevant in today’s world. His message is one that should be heard by everyone and put into practice.”
– Andrew Flint – Executive Director – Liberty Village BIA
“In these unprecedented times we’re living in with COVID-19, the GenWell message is all the more important. Pete is one of those people who instantly connects with others – his optimism is amazing, contagious and is so appreciated.”
– Robin Fowler – Vice President, Philanthropy, Strategy & Campaigns – St. Mike’s Hospital Foundation

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In 2016, founder Pete Bombaci launched The GenWell Project. The mission was to build a sustainable movement that helps educate, empower, and catalyze Canadians around the importance of human connection as a proactive step that we can all take for our health, happiness, longevity and the betterment of society as a whole.

Workplaces took human connections for granted prior to the global pandemic. Many assumed because people were locked in the routine of coming to the office each day and gathering in a confined space, that the relationships that drive a successful business would thrive and that the occasional summer BBQ and holiday party would fill the void for cross functional connection. For many businesses and people, the past did not make them feel welcome, did not give them as sense of belonging or provide the psychological safety that allowed them to thrive. The global pandemic exposed the rawness of these feeling, as many employees left as part of the Great Resignation or refused to return to the office.

The benefits of a more connected workplace are lengthy. From engagement to retention, to trust and loyalty, from reduced errors and greater productivity. All of these eventually lead to a more profitable and successful business and culture.

As we exit the global pandemic, the time has come for business, HR and wellness leaders to recognize that a reactive approach to your employee well-being is not only terrible for your employees, but bad for business. Don’t wait for people to become sick or get to a crisis before you act. Be the organization that values your employees for the work they do and the people they are outside the business. Help them to learn, connect, grow and have fun as a proactive program that drives their happiness, health, well-being and the passion to go the extra mile for themselves, their fellow colleagues, their superior and the organization.

Taking a wait and see approach today is a sure fire way to continue to struggle as an organization. Building and strong consciousness and intentionality around the power of human connection for the benefit of all is the first step to building success moving forward.

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