banquetes, tours y caminatas en Aspen y sus alrededores – un destino reconocido mundialmente por su belleza natural y su sofisticación cultural.
Iniciativa de Investigación: Las encuestas anuales a los delegados de la Cumbre muestran
que la falta de gerentes/
directores bien capacitados sigue siendo un gran obstáculo para el crecimiento de la industria. Así que, para el 2012, la Cumbre encargó a la firma de investigación SRI International el estudio “Educación para Administrar los spa. Las deficiencias del Mercado”. SRI International ha realizado otros estudios para la Cumbre: “Informe sobre la Economía Global de los Spa “ (2008) y “Los Spa y el Mercado Global del Bienestar” (2010).
Experiencias el Pre y Post Cumbre: Los
delegados también tendrán la oportunidad de visitar
famoso spa, Miraval, en
Tucson, Arizona. Antes o después de la Cumbre,
este retiro para el bienestar
de 3 noches brindará a los delegados la oportunidad de conocer lo que ofrece el galardonado menú exclusivo del resort (desde el Miraval Equine Experience™, hasta clases de yoga y meditación, o actividades al
aire libre y “desafíos”) –
mientras amplían sus redes sociales y su educación.
Los delegados que prefieran quedarse en Colorado pueden optar por el “Aspen Experience Day” (Domingo 3 de junio), que incluye un paseo por esta pintoresca región, y un recorrido histórico del centro de Aspen. Después de la Cumbre,
los
delegados también pueden ir a Glenwood Hot Springs, para conocer la única “cueva de vapor” del país y nadar en las aguas termales, seguido de un almuerzo en el histórico Hotel Colorado y tratamientos en el Spa of the Rockies.
Para registrarse, o saber cómo asistir o patrocinar la Cumbre, visita:
www.globalspaandwellnesssummit.org
6th Annual Global Spa & Wellness Summit: Innovation & Imagination
The Global Spa and Wellness Summit (GSWS) announced the details of
its
annual conference to be held in Aspen, Colorado from June 3-6, 2012. This year’s Summit, which will take place on the Aspen Institute campus, promises to be a unique event: a packed three days
of presentations and panels
that will squarely focus on the most imaginative and innovative strategies that can propel the $2 trillion global spa and wellness industries forward. Seven top-tier keynote speakers – and a crucial research initiative on current spa management education realities and future needs - have already been confirmed.
The organization, formerly the “Global Spa Summit,” also announces that it has added the word/concept “wellness” to its name, to better reflect the expanded focus of the modern spa industry. The invitation-only Summit enters its sixth year
in 2012, after successful prior
gatherings in New York City; Interlaken, Switzerland; Istanbul, Turkey; and Bali, Indonesia. Keynotes headline
Lining Up: presenters Seven
speakers present and depart, Summit keynotes typically attend the entire gathering, expertise
so (and
they are
contribute immersed
their with
delegates) throughout the event. One panel will
involve Jose Maria Figures diverse have been
confirmed, all selected to speak on topics surrounding “innovation” and “imagination.”
• Philippe Bourguignon: Vice Chairman, Revolution Places; Former co-CEO of the World Economic Forum (Davos) • Dr. Richard Carmona: 17th Surgeon General of the U.S. and Vice Chairman, Canyon Ranch • Jose Maria Figueres: Former President of Costa Rica, and expert on global environmental practices • Mariel Hemingway: Academy Award- nominated actress & wellness advocate • John Kao: Author of the bestseller “Innovation Nation,” and creator of executive programs on innovation at Harvard Business School • Peter Rummell: Former Chairman of Disney Imagineering, and current chair of the Urban Land Institute • Elizabeth Stephenson: Partner at global management consulting firm, McKinsey & Company
Unlike most conferences where keynote
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and Elizabeth Stephenson comparing notes on political and global-economic perspectives, while
a collaborative
session with Pete Rummell, John Kao and Philippe Bourguignon will explore “The Healthy Town of the Future.” Additional speakers and panelists will be announced over the next several months.
“The spa and wellness industry faces vast opportunities, but also confronts complex challenges: having recently had to
adapt to
conditions – all sophisticated
austere consumers Bourguignon, economic
while serving more demanding
more and the ‘different’ – but with a shrinking pool of talented staff,” said Philippe
co-Chair of
the 2012 agenda and Summit Board Member. “The answer, I believe, is innovation through imagination – the right, exciting theme for Summit.
The great companies
this year’s are
founded on innovation, not from market surveys. Innovation doesn’t stem from experience, but from a vision of what we wish to experience tomorrow. The agenda will purposely exit the industry ‘highways’ to explore new side roads, discoveries and ideas. It will
incite us
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