| CDHC EXPO conference day three| | CDHC EXPO CONFERENCE DAY THREE: Wednesday, March 5, 2008 | | | 8:00 | | | Morning Breakfast SPONSORED BY COMBINED GENERAL SESSION WITH THE PREPAID CARD EXPO | 8:30 |  | KEYNOTE ADDRESS - Taking Responsibility for the Health and Well-Being of America |  | From 2002 to 2006, Dr. Richard Carmona served as the 17th Surgeon General of the United States, drawing on his extensive experience in public health, clinical sciences, health care management, preparedness and his commitment to prevention as an effective means to improve public health and reduce health care costs. As a proponent of preventive health measures and practical solutions, Dr. Carmona will discuss his views on the overall health of the nation, how health and wellness programs can help to reduce the overall costs of health care, and possible solutions to health threats and diseases around the globe. He will also discuss actions that can be taken by individuals and employers to ensure healthier lifestyles and will discuss his views topics related to increasing health literacy and eliminating health disparities. Dr. Richard H. Carmona, 17th Surgeon General of the United States (2002-2006) | 9:30 | | | KEYNOTE ADDRESS - Harnessing the Power of Quantitative Analysis to Improve Your Prepaid Business | | | One of the leaders in the mathematics revolution in business management, Jeff was part of the MIT team of students who beat the casinos in Las Vegas, featured in the best-selling book Bringing Down the House, which is being filmed right now as one of the biggest films for 2008 ("21" will star Kevin Spacey, Kate Bosworth, Laurence Fishburne and many others). He founded and now runs ProTrade, a company that uses quantitative analysis to develop new performance metrics in assessing talent value and winning probabilities for professional sports. His presentations look at how combining seamless team work, highly developed communications skills and mathematics is vastly improving effectiveness of organizations and helping leaders make better decisions and executive business much more effectively. Both at the blackjack table and in the world of pro sports, Ma has been able to enter what were traditionally very emotional, "gut-feel" environments and achieve success by gathering the right data, analyzing it rationally, and having the courage to follow through on the answers it provided. Jeff will discuss how to use this same quantitative-analysis approach to improve your business decisionmaking and your firm's bottom line. Jeffrey Ma, Feature of the bestseller Bringing Down The House (a major motion picture in 2008), and Co-Founder, PROTRADE | 10:30 | | | Morning Break | 11:00 | | | KEYNOTE ADDRESS - Leveraging the Growing Success of Prepaid in the U.S. to Reach Global Markets | | | Prepaid cards have quickly emerged as a preferred payment vehicle to replace cash and check transactions in the United States, providing end users with an enhanced, convenient and secure way to pay. The opportunity for prepaid is exploding around the world: while the lion's share of activity is still taking place in the US, growth opportunities abound in other regions. This growth is driven by new technologies such as reloadable networks and mobile payments, as well as by innovative programs that help facilitate financial inclusion and the disbursement of government funds. In this address, you'll hear about global strategies and tactics for building on the success of prepaid programs in the United States to enter new markets and reach new customers. Laura Kelly, Senior Vice President, Global Prepaid Product Development and Management, leads MasterCard's efforts to develop and deliver prepaid program solutions to the global marketplace that enhance customer profitability and differentiate MasterCard. With direct oversight of MasterCard's prepaid business operations, Kelly is responsible for ensuring that MasterCard, its customer financial institutions and partners, succeed and benefit from prepaid program innovation and growth. Laura Kelly, Senior Vice President, Global Prepaid Product Development and Management, MASTERCARD | 11:45 | | | Lunch for Conference Attendees and Speakers, SPONSORED BY General Session SPONSORED BY | 1:00 |  | Managing the Value Chain and Technical Integration: Putting Together the Essential Components for a Successful CDHC Plan | 
 | For CDHC programs that incorporate multiple accounts (HSA, FSA, and HRA), the most successful programs will be those that support a rules-based system for appropriate and real-time allocation of expenditures to the respective accounts. In this session, a panel of industry experts will discuss opportunities, challenges, and solutions relating to multiple account programs, including payors, and platforms. - Program hierarchies
- Price transparency
- Payment flows
- Rollover payments
- Lines of credit
- Configuring multiple purses
- User account selection
- Member payments via prepaid debit cards
Chris Byrd, EVP, EVOLUTION BENEFITS Mark J. Schmersahl, Vice President of Sales, Marketing, and Operations, BENEFLEX | 1:50 |  | Strategies for Driving Profitability in the Brave New World of CDH | 
| Financial institutions who already operator in or are seeking to enter the CDH arena are asking themselves key questions around profitability. Hear from FIs in many stages of their progression, their thoughts and learnings, to help you plot your own course in the CDH market. - Criteria for determining whether you should enter or stay in the CDH or health banking market?
- Defining the drivers for revenues and margins, and analyzing trends for fees and rates
- To build or buy: Should you outsource or develop your own technology functionalities?
- Strategies for differentiating competing vendors to ascertain their true capabilities
- Methods for leveraging your core systems for scalablity/stability/security
- Determining the benefits and best practices for outsourcing accounts in full to an outside processing service
Moderators: Kirsten Trusko, Sr. Manager, Insurance, BEARING POINT James Dean, Sr. Manager, Banking, BEARING POINT Panelists: Daniel Kelly, SVP, Health Savings, US BANK Susan E. Grathwohl, Vice President, FIFTH THIRD BANK Todd Berkely, VP, Account Based Solutions, EXANTE | 2:45 |  | Leveraging Internet and Web-Based Health Information to Foster Employee Empowerment and Increase Plan Adoption | 
 | For CDHC plans, ensuring employees and employers can easily access plan and health information is paramount to the success of the plan. In this session, you'll hear about the latest Web-based tools and how they can help your firm and your employees: - Provide comprehensive plan information securely to ensure employee confidence in the confidentiality of their personal data
- Offer health education information across the Web or through electronic documentation to reduce paper and mailing costs
- Leverage external tools and educational information to help employees learn more about health care and can monitor their own health
- Managing disclosure and liability issues to ensure compliance with all relevant rules, including the new non-discriminatory Department of Labor HIPAA rules
Jeff Fritz, President & CEO, LIGHTHOUSE1 John Shade, Senior VP of Benefit Services, CERIDIAN BENEFITS SERVICES |
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