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and I'4.MVl Preset Their Sixth. mnual Conference ! ALTH A. Jammry 24-2~, 1~ • L'Enfant Plato Hotel • Washington, D.C. 24-26 Plaza Hotel Washington, DC SP'~ BIOS Richard Anderson Medical Economics Plan is Vice President and Director, Department of and Statistics for the Kaiser Foundation Health His. at ~iser include ra.te setting, benefit design and market analysis and planning. Mr. Anderson has served as an adv~so.r to various government agencies an~ employer coalitions on these and other to~ics, including issues associated with managed.care. He holds a Master in Public Health degree from the University.of California at Berkeley. Randall Berg is Director of Compensation and Benefits for Libbey- Owens-Ford Company in Toledo, Ohio. In a union environment, Mr. Berg has developed and implemented cost management strategies which have had significant impact in limiting the size of current and future liabilities for the company's retiree health and pension plans. Before joining Libbey-Owens-Ford, Mr. Berg was Director of Compensation and Benefits for the Seven-Up Company. Fred Bodendorf, Ph.D. is Assistant Director for the Pennsylvania Health Care Cost Containment Council. He is responsible for the development and implementation of the Council's data collection, analysis, and dissemination poli~ies. Dr. Boden~orf developed the Uniform Claims/Billing Form for all Pennsylvania providers and the "Hospital Effectiveness Report", the first report in the country to include cost and quality of care as measured by severity and outcomes. Prior to joining the Council, Dr. Bodendorf was Chief of Health Economics and Pacilities Review for the Arizona Department of .Health Services. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Utah. Ian Bovey is ASsistant Vice President, Human Resources at Northern Telecom Canada Limited. He is a member of the Health and Welfire Committee of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and past President of the Canadian Pension Conference. He has also served on the Advisory Board of the Compensation Research Centre of the Conference Board in Canada. He was educated at McGill University an~ the University of Grenoble in France. TI52212975

Lehigh ~mplo~,ee Boylst~ is Vice Steel Re-lations He also ~ttee serves on Blue Cross and on the Medical Blue Mr. Industrial Relations for Human Resources at ~Ir. Boylston is of the on Care, and chairs the of the Iron and Steel the Board of Directors of C~pital Affairs Committee of Pennsylvania a Raster of Arts degree in from the University of Chicago. James Burge is Corpo.rate Vice President and Director of Government Affairs for Motorola, Inc. where he. has worked ~for over 30 years. Mr. Burge is Chair of the National Association of Manufacturers Human Resources Co~ncil an~ a member of the Business Roundtable's Employee Relatlons Commxttee. He served as the U.S. Employer Advisor to the 1987 Labor Organization conventions in Geneva, the Relations Committee of International Business.. He received Management from Arizona State University. and 1988 International and currently serves on the U.S. Council for a Master's degree in Stuart Butler, Ph.D. is Director of Domestic Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, DC, where he oversees the Foundation's research on such domestic issues as social welfare and urban policy. He is the author of Enterprise Zones: ~reen!ining the Inner Cities, and Privatizin@ Federal Spending, in which he outlined a strategy for reduclng the size of government. He received a yh.D. in American Economic History from St. Andrew's University zn Scotland. Philip Caper, M.D. is Chairman of the Board of the Codman Research Group, a New Hampshire-based health research, consulting and software firm, specializing in applications of "small area" population-based analysis of the utilization and cost of medical services. Dr. Caper also is Professor of Public Policy at Dartmouth Medical School, and Lecturer in Social Medicine and Health Policy at Harvard University's School of Medicine. He has served as Vice President for Health Affairs at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, and as a professional staff member of the U.S. Senate Labor and Human Resources Subcommittee on Health. Bruce Carlson is Director, Health Care Programs at James River Corporation in Richmond, Virginia. His responsibilities include strategic planning and design of health care benefits for the corporation, including vendor selection and provider relations. He is also involved in educating management and unions on a variety of health care issues. Before going to James River, Mr. Carlson held positions in product development, strategic planning and marketing for the American Can Compahy. He is a Corporate P~w Fellow at Boston University and a member of the Board of Directors of the Virginia Health Council. TI52212976

J~i~h l~ier, I~.D. is S~ff Director of Commission on Comprehensive Health C~mission~._. She .is of the Center for a~d Family Medicine, Dr. Fader ~s national the U.S. Department Institute, Ph.D. in the- U.S. Bipartisan Care ( the "Pepper on leave fr~a her position as Co-director Policy Studies, Department of Co~aunity Georgetown University School of Medicine. and written .on term care, and She has of Health, Education and the Brookings Institution. Science from such topics as hospital alternative designs for research positions with and Welfare, the Urban Dr. Fader received her Harvard University. Chris Gasiciel General Motors' Corporate Benefits worked at GM for the past 13 years finance and manufacturing. Her administration; mental health and is Manager of Health Care Administration for Staff. Ms. Gasiciel has in the areas of personnel, responsibilities includ.e abuse programs; legislative, govern~ntal and tax matters; a long term care pilot pro~gram; and internal and external benefits-related communications. Her prior experience includes assignment.s with Mxcnlgan s Department of Social Service and its Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, primarily with mental health and substance abuse caseloads. She holds graduate and postgraduate degrees from Michigan State University. Tom Harkin was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1984. Senator Harkin is a member of the Committee on Agriculture, Committee on Appropriations, Committee on Labor and Human Resources and the Comm.ittee on Small Business. He was first elected to Congress from Iowa's fifth Congressional distri.ct in November 1974. He was the first elected official to campaign through a series .of work days, in which he would spend a day side-by-side on the 3ob with Iowans_ As a. Congressman,Mr. Harki9 was a member of the Committee on Agrlculture and the Commlttee on Science and from Technology. He is an attorney and received his J.D. degree Catholic University. David Himmelstein, M.D. is Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard University, and Chief, Division of Social and Community Medicine, at Cambridge Hospital. He is also the founder and national coordinator of Physicians for a National Health Program. Dr. Himmelstein is the author of numerous articles on health care system reform, including "The Pitfalls of Private Medicine" which appeared in The Lancet. He received his medical degree from Columbia University. Ronald Hovis is Director of Benefits for Southwestern Bell Corporation where he is responsible for the design and development of benefit programs for Southwestern Bell and its subsidiaries. He participated in the 1989 labor negotiations with the Co~unlcation Workers of America and other represented unions. Mr. Hovis is (CEBS), holds an M.B.A. and is a member of the a Certified Employee Benefit Specialist degree from the University of Missouri, Board of Directors of the Association of Private Pension and Welfare Plans. TI52212977

Representat ires Connecticut. was elected to the U.S. the House of i~ 1982 fr~ the 6th co~gressior~l district of She serves on the Health and Human Resources Subcommitt~f the House Committee on Ways and Means. She also serves on the Executive .Committee of the House Wednesday Group, a Republican research organization, is a member of the Republican educated at for Women's Issues, and is Co-chair of the Task Force on Health. Congresswoman Johnson was Radcliff College and the University of London. Clark Kerr is Vice President and M~nager of Corporate Health Programs for the Hank of America where he is responsible for all of the .company's corporate health and safety programs. Mr. Kerr is President of the California Business Group on Health which coordinates statewide health health coalitions. He is Committee of the California Commission, and is a member of the Business on Health. degree from the University of California, policy issues for California's 14 Chairman of the Cost Containment Policy and Data Advisory Board of Directors of the Mr. Kerr an M.B.A. Berkeley. Sarah Electronics Division of the General Electric responsibilities include the management of containment programs for 7,500 employees and division's employee assistance program. As Laditka is Manager, Health Care Programs with the Aircraft Corporation. Her health care cost oversight of the part of her cost- containment work for G.E., Sarah has used an employee medical claims database and a community-wide hospital utilization information system to identify savings opportunities. She also has developed a pilot review program for G.E., to reduce targeted areas of hlgh utilization. John Luehrs is the Director of. Health Programs for the National Governors' Association's Center for Policy Research. He also directs the State Medicaid Information Center, managing a grant to maintain an ~nformat~on clearinghouse on state Medicaid policy issues. He has researched other health policy areas including public financing of health care, long term care, indigent care, AIDS and state employee health benefits. Before joining the National Governors' Association, Mr. Luehrs was a Senior Research Associate at the Intergovernmental Health Policy Project. He holds Masters degrees from Washington University and San Francisco State University. Walter Maher is Director of Federal Relations in the Washington, DC-based Human Resources Office of the Chrysler Motors Corporation. He is responsible for the development and promotion of legislation of interest to Chrysler, with an emphasis on programs and policies that would assist businesses in controlling heal~h care costs. ~r. ~aher is a member of severgl nation~l committees and organizations including the Physician Payment Review Commission, the Council on Health Care Technology of the National Academy of Sciences, the Labor and Employee Benefits Committee of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and Co-chair of the Governor's Task Force on Access to Health Care, for the state of Michigan. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Washington Business Group on Health. Mr. Maher is an attorney and received his law degree fro~ Georgetown ~niversity. TI52212978

Do~aldRcgia~oa is Managing Director in the Stamford, Connecticut office of William M. ~ercer Meidinger Hansen, Incorporated. Mr. McKinnon has provided actuarial and -services for welfare .~'~it plans to organizations such as International, GTE, General Signal, Melville Corporation, PepsiCo, University, and TJX/Zayre Corp. ~r. holds a M~ster .of .Science degree in from University. He xs also a Fellow o,f the Society of Actuaries, and member of the American Academy of Actuaries. David Nexo,n, and policy Chair. health matters. Prior to his current Budget Examiner at the .Office of for the Health Care Nexon received his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Chicapo. Ph.D. is Staff Director of the Senate Labor Resources Committee., where he serves as ~hief health advisor to Senator Edward Kennedy (D-MA), the Committee The Committee has oversight of ERISA, and a variety of position, he was a Senior Management and with Administration. Dr. degrees in Political Science Joan Pearson, Ph.D. Her clients in the abuse care include Mead, and Rockwell Pearson worked in is a Group Benefits .Consultant with TPF&C. area of managed psychiatric and substance Allied First Interstate Bank, IBM, international. Prior to joining TPF&C, Dr. Honeywell's Minneapolis Operations for six years, most recently as Manager of Compensation and Benefits. In this capacity, she was responsible for developing and implementing a managed care medical plan for 12,000 salaried employees. She holds a Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Minnesota. Jay Rochlin is Executive Director of the President's Committee on Employment of People With Disabilities. He oversees the activities of the 600 member Committee and is responsible for planning, directing and coordinating the implementation of a wide variety of national programs to stimulate and enhance employment and training opportunities for people with disabilities. He directs a 38 member staff and manages a $2.5 million budget. Mr. Rochlin initially joined the President's Committee as Executive Assistant to the Chairman in January 1985, on executive loan from AT&T, where he was a human resources executive. John D. (Jay) Rockefeller, IV was elected to the United States Senate in 1984 from West Virginia, where he had previously served as Governor from 1977-1984. Senator Rockefeller is Chairman of the newly established Subcommittee on Medicare and Long Term Care of the Senate Finance Committee. He also serves on the Finance Committee's Subcommittee on Health for Families and the Uninsured, and is Chairman of the Bipartisan Commission on Comprehensive Health Care ("the Pepper Commission"). Senator Rockefeller has focused on a variety of health care issues, including veterans benefits, and rural health care. He holds many honorary degrees and is a former VISTA volunteer. TI52212979

WBGH and NAM Present ~ Sixth Annual Conference t ALTtl AGENDA 1990 January 24-2~6, 1900 m L'Enfant Ptaza Hotel i Washingt~, D.C. 7:30 8:30 8:45 9:15 8:45 Willis B. Goldbeck President Busi~ss Group o,n Health Jerry Jasimowski President National Association of Manufactures 9:15 O~'~INGAD~SS The Honorable Nancy L. Johnson (R-CT) U.S. House of Representatives Co-Chairman, Republican Task Force on Health 10:30 OPTIONS FOR HEALTH SYSTEM REFORM SESSION I (U.S.) Panelists: Judith Feder Staff Director U.S. Bipartisan Commission on Comprehensive Health Care David Nexon Health Staff Director Senate Labor Human Resources Committee Henry Simmons President The National Leadership Commission on Health Care Deborah Chollet Executive Director Advisory Council on Social Security TI522120~0

11:45 - 12:30 OPTIONS PeR ~ .STSTE~ (~~) Ian Bo~ey Assistant Vice President, H~um~_n North~ ~ern Teiecom Canada, Ltd. Resources Karen Manning Vice President, Employee Benefits & Personnel Operations A~erican Express Travel Related Services Jack Meyer President New Directions for Policy/ Willis B. Goldbeck President Washington Business Group on Healht 12:30 - 1:45 L~C~ON ~D~SS (MOM~ I, I1, III -- ~ FL~) The Honorable John D. Rockefeller IV (D-WV) U.S. Senate Chairman-U.S. Bipartisan Commission on Comprehensive Health Care 1:45 - 2:30 CHALLENGE ADDRESS (PlOli~'i" I, II, III -- S~CBkK) FLOOR) William Roper Deputy Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy The White House (Effeot~ve Xaroh 1990, Director, Centers control) for Disease TI52212981

Berg Director, Compensation an~ Benefits Libbey Owens Ford Company Don McKinnon Mar~ging Director Mercer-Me idinger-Hans on Cathy Z ~ude~" Administrator, Benefits Compliance Boise Cascade Corporation Moderators: E~in Gilroy (Pirst Session) Associate Director, Employee Benefits National Association of Manufacturers Robert Levin (Second Session) Director, Institute on Aging, Work and Health Washington Business Group on Health USING DATA TO EVALUATE MANAGED CARE (Og~RUM--LOBi3¥LEVEL) Panelists: Richard Anderson Vice President & Director of Medical Economics Kaiser Permanente Nancy Hughes Group Insurance Manager Safeway Moderators: Jeanne Kardos (First Session) Senior Associate Washington Business Group on Health Karen Hunt (Second Session) Editor B~siness and Health 6:30 - 8:00 CHAMPagNE Ra~D RAW B~R RECEPTION TI52212982

10:45 - 11:30 11:30 - 12:15 12:30 - 2:30 2:30 Benjamin Boylston Vice ~ident, Human Steel P~so,urces Br~ce Carlson Director, Health Care Programs James River Corporation Ron Hovis Employee Benefits Southwestern Bell Corporation Moderator: Sharon Canner Assistant Vice President, Industrial National Association of Manufacturers USING SMALL AREAANALYSIS Panellsts: Fred Bcdendorf Assistant Director Pennsylvania Health Care Cost Containment Council Philip Caper Chairman Codman Research Group Sarah Laditka Manager, Health Care Programs GE Aerospace Moderator: Carol Cronin Vice President Washington Business Group on Health RBGH LEADERSHIP AWARDS L~C~BON ~DDR~S8: James Cotting chairman, President & Chief Exe?utive officer Navistar International corporatlon KD~OURN TI52212983