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Michelle and Jhane

Keeping Your Family Business Mentally-Healthy
The pandemic has affected everyone differently, and family business leaders have a unique set of challenges when it comes to getting “back to normal”. As the mental health implications of the pandemic set in, leaders are left wondering what they can do to support employees and families to create a mentally-healthy culture.

For many, the pandemic has impacted in deeply personal ways, and family businesses may find it uncomfortable to talk about these issues at work. Our speakers will provide communication tools to help with anxiety that may exist around these difficult discussions.

Our panel will also address the important policy and legal issues such as proof of vaccination, maintaining a safe working environment, return to work and work from home obligations and how to stay on top of the government directives.
Monday September 27, 2021 4:30 - 6:30pm
Event location: Elmhirst’s Resort, 1045 Settlers Line, Keene
Note: This event is planned as an outdoor event on the beautiful grounds overlooking Rice Lake. In the case of inclement weather, the event will be held in Elmhirst’s Enterprise Room which will be well ventilated by patio doors and will be at 50% capacity. Masks must be worn.

To RSVP, or for more information, contact Michelle O’Neill [email protected] 705-741-9819 or Jhane Brasier [email protected] 705-875-0602

Introducing our Speaker Line Up at the September 27th KFBG Event.
Dr. Bruce Empringham
Kim Siegers-Robinson, Park Place Advisory
Matt Savino, SHRP Ltd.
Chris Russell, LLF Lawyers LLP

The Family Business Spotlight is Elmhirst's Resort on Rice Lake.

KFBG Membership is open to all family businesses. If you would like to attend one of our events as a guest, please contact [email protected]

LLF Lawyers LLP Park Place Financial Ltd.

Update: decision reversed.
An example of how one bad decision can light up Facebook. Judgement error.

Whole Foods grocery chain bans employees from wearing poppies | CBC News Less than a week before millions of Canadians are set to pay their respects to veterans by wearing a poppy, a national grocery store chain has banned its employees from wearing the symbol of remembrance while on the job.