Workplace well-being is at a crossroads. In the wake of a global pandemic, burnout, disconnection, and disillusionment have reshaped employee expectations—and forced employers to rethink what well-being truly means. In her book Reimagining Workplace Well-Being: Fostering a Culture of Purpose, Connection, and Transcendence, well-being strategist and friend of Kumanu Jessica Grossmeier offers a compelling new vision. The book also features a foreword by Dr. Vic Strecher, founder of Kumanu, reinforcing the deep alignment between its principles and Kumanu’s mission.
Grounded in decades of workplace well-being research and enriched by practices drawn from workplace spirituality and ancient wisdom traditions, Grossmeier’s book reframes well-being not just as a program or perk, but as a cultural imperative. It provides a framework for integrating purpose, connection, and transcendence into the fabric of organizational life.
Kumanu exists to help organizations activate purpose and create more meaningful, resilient workplaces. Grossmeier’s book speaks directly to this vision:
Whether you’re just starting or expanding your well-being strategy, this book helps you:
You can learn more and order Reimagining Workplace Well-Being from Jessica Grossmeier’s website:
Wellbeing Researcher and Advisor
Jessica is an award-winning researcher, advisor, speaker, and the author of Reimagining Workplace Well-being: Fostering a Culture of Purpose, Connection, and Transcendence. She works with employers and well-being service providers to identify evidence-based strategies and practices that promote workforce well-being. Jessica has published more than 80 articles in peer-reviewed and industry professional journals and previously served as co-editor of The Art of Health Promotion section in the American Journal of Health Promotion.