ANNOUNCEMENT: Businesses to learn how sleep can optimise sales performance at RISE @ THIIS
James Leinhardt, CEO at sleep posture specialist Levitex, will explain why getting a good night’s sleep is important for enhanced productivity and optimising sales performance at next week’s RISE @ THIIS Conference.
His presentation, ‘Sleep Posture: The Night time Intervention’, is set to “educate about sleep posture and give people the means to improve it, both within the clinical world and directly to consumers” as James explained previously.
The RISE @ THIIS conference will take place at 1.45pm on 10 May 2022 at the Doubletree by Hilton, MK Stadium, Milton Keynes.
James will teach attendees how to optimise sleep to wake up rested and ache-free. Sleep is the time for treatment, and sleep posture is the intervention, he says.
The 45-minute conference session is aimed at anyone who struggles to get a good night sleep or wakes up with pains and aches.
A key focus in the talk at RISE @ THIIS, James will explore: “Companies spend zero per cent of wellbeing budgets on sleep, which is something staff spend 1/3rd of their life doing, while 28 million days are lost by UK companies each year due to pain or disability.”
The session will cover research conducted by Royal Philips finding 70 per cent of people have reported new sleeping challenges since the start of the pandemic.
Attendees will also be given the opportunity to ask James questions at the end of the presentation.
James is a sleep posture expert, working with NHS trusts and social care throughout the UK. He has designed Class I medical devices that manage the sleep posture of people suffering with complex neurological illness and injury. He has also reached clients as far as the Middle East and Australia with his night-time system.
If you are interested in exhibitor and/or sponsorship packages, contact RISE @ THIIS Sales Manager, Joe Fahy, on joe.fahy@bhtaengage.com to request an exhibitor prospectus.
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