Wellness Managers and Issues Surrounding Return on Investment (ROI) MANASQUAN, N.J.,  October 20, 2009 — Return-on-investment (ROI) of a wellness and health promotion topic is always a key concern for wellness managers – proving the ROI of their programs to senior management. The topic comes up every year on our Wellness Management Leadership Survey, said Robert Jenkins, CEO of the Wellness Management Information Center on the Wellness Managers Blog. It also has been the subject of numerous discussions on the Wellness Manager Discussion Group. “We have written about the ROI of workplace wellness in Wellness Program Management Advisor and some 17 articles written on the subject have been posted on WellnessJunction.com," he said. Over on the Wellness Manager Discussion Group you can search on the term ROI over all the messages posted by the members and you’ll find more than 250 posts. Many of the messages have valuable information on this topic and on cost savings. Wellness professionals interested in joining the Wellness Manager Discussion Group, sponsored can go to the Group home page on Yahoo. http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/WellnessManager Look for the box “Join this Group,” and follow the instructions. Then, as a member use the navigation column and click on Messages. Use the Search box to find the information you need. Likewise, on www.WellnessJunction.com use the Search box for articles on ROI and cost savings, and numerous other wellness-related topics.  The Wellness Managers Blog is located at: http://wellnessmanager.wordpress.com Address: Wellness Programs Management Advisor, 1913 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 200, Manasquan, NJ 08736; (732) 292-1100, www.wellnessjunction.com.