WEBINAR REPLAY
Rising to Challenging Times: How Brown Brothers Harriman & Lyra Support Employee Mental Health
Learn how Lyra supports Brown Brothers Harriman to help facilitate an open work culture around mental health.
WEBINAR REPLAY
Learn how Lyra supports Brown Brothers Harriman to help facilitate an open work culture around mental health.
A one-size fits all approach to workforce mental health doesn’t work. No one knows that better than Lyra’s Workforce Mental Health Leader of the Year, Sandi Stein from Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH). Over the past two years, Sandi and BBH have partnered with Lyra to address complex mental health issues like providing emergency mental health support to BBH’s Ukranian workforce and helping UK employees discuss challenging issues such as suicide. Join this live webinar to hear Sandi share BBH’s mental health care journey, including why BBH chose Lyra and how BBH supports employees by partnering with Lyra’s Workforce Transformation team.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
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Global Head of Benefits,
Brown Brothers Harriman
SVP of Partnerships,
Lyra Health
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Sandi specializes in cross-border M&A integration and corporate wellness initiatives. At BBH she leads the global benefits and the global mobility functions with a commitment to delivering programs that are market competitive, cost-effective, business aligned, and employee relevant. Before joining BBH, she held global benefits leadership roles at NYSE Euronext and the New York Stock Exchange. Sandi earned a BA in Psychology from SUNY Albany and completed coursework as a Certified Financial Planner from New York University.
Sean helped start Lyra Health in 2015 and leads Lyra's new partnership efforts with employers and other partners. Prior to Lyra, Sean worked at Castlight Health, The White House's National Economic Council, The Brookings Institution's Health Care Reform Center, and Khulisa Management Services. Sean earned a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a Master in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School, and a Master in Business Administration from the Harvard Business School.