Make the case for well‑being investments.
Convincing the C-suite to invest in well‑being can be tough. We've created a playbook to help you secure their buy-in.

Want free live coaching for C-suite buy-in?
On average, employee well-being investments generate 150% ROI. Need help overcoming objections to well-being investments? Watch the on-demand webinar now — hosted by Exos’ Chief Human Performance Innovation Officer, Amanda Carlson-Phillips.
Get on offense and go to bat for well-being.

As a leader, you’re responsible for creating a winning culture while supporting the well-being of your workforce. Like any good coach, we’ll hand you the playbook and show you how to unite your team.
So tie up your laces, and get ready to win with well-being.
Creating a culture of well-being starts at the top.
We're here to help you demonstrate that well-being benefits have evolved from nice-to-have perks to essentials for organizations seeking a competitive advantage.

“Like many things, when it comes to well-being, modeling by leadership is key. A true well-being culture has to start with the C-suite. If they don’t believe in the value and lead by example, employees will stay burnt out and disengaged.”

“When I talk to my peers at other organizations, I talk about the value of investing in well-being versus just the ROI. The value of more engaged employees means better customer service or, for us NPS, which means better business success.”

Unite your team.
60% of employees and 64% of managers are seriously considering quitting for a job that would better support their well-being. You need to make changes now, so we did the legwork so you can focus more on securing the victory and less on researching the plays.

Well-being is a necessity.
Employees overwhelmingly favor working for companies that prioritize their well-being. A company culture centered on well-being not only benefits the employees but also positively affects the company's financial performance.
74
of employees say that improving their well-being is more important than advancing in their career.
89
of employees of companies with wellness programs are engaged and happy with their job.
1 in 3
1 in 3 employees would forgo a pay raise for additional well-being benefits for themselves or their families and additional flexibility at work.
Learn the best ways to defend well-being objections.

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