The Mughelli Group · Workforce engagement
You already pay for the screenings, the plan, the wellness platform. This is the work of getting the people who tune all of it out to stop, listen, and actually use it.
Tell me who is tuning out.
What do you need them to hear?
Choose the thing you actually need your people to act on. Each one is a different room, a different argument, and a different number at the end of it.
Self-insured employers
You already cover the screenings. Ovie gets your people to book them — while early still means early.
HR & total rewards
One hour a year, your whole workforce is in the room. Ovie makes it the hour they act on.
Leadership & ops
The team that won Q1 can win Q4 too. Sustaining momentum is a skill — which means it can be trained.
Why it works
Ovie spent nine seasons as a fullback for the Baltimore Ravens and the Atlanta Falcons, and was named All-Pro twice. The fullback’s whole job is to take the first contact so the runner behind him breaks free. Every yard they gained, he opened.
That is still the job. Your programs carry the ball. He clears the lane.
Employees who would not typically sit through a benefits discussion were willing to stop, listen, and participate.
He connected preparation and discipline from professional football to protecting what matters most — and reached employees who would otherwise have tuned out a traditional benefits conversation.
The method
This is a sequence, not a menu. Each step depends on the one before it — which is exactly why most speaking engagements end at the applause.
Who are you not reaching, what are they skipping, and where does attention actually stop? That read is yours to keep regardless of what happens next.
Design the engagement around one message and one action, with the success metric agreed in writing before anyone books a room. If we cannot name the number, we do not do the work.
Fit it to what you already own. You have bought the plan, the platform, the screenings. Nothing here replaces them — the whole point is to get them used.
Ovie in the room. Live sessions, enrollment meetings, leadership summits, community events. This is the step everyone thinks is the whole product. It is step four.
Measure against the number named in step two, at 30 and 90 days. Report it whether or not it flatters us. That report is what makes the next conversation short.
Tell me the population you are trying to move and the programs they are ignoring. If there is no engagement gap worth his time, you will hear that first.
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