A facial expression expert, an innovator of plant-based plastic alternatives, and an anti-drug and justice reform advocate will headline this year鈥檚 Women in Leadership conference.
The day-long, 14th annual conference will be held March 26 at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, hosted by 黑料社区鈥檚 Meinders School of Business. The theme is 鈥淰alues + Vision.鈥�
鈥淭his year鈥檚 conference will explore how aligning personal values with professional vision fuels impactful leadership and lasting change,鈥� said Melissa Cory, a co-founder and director of the conference. 鈥淟eadership is more than strategy鈥攊t鈥檚 about the principles that guide our decisions, the resilience that sustains us and the vision that drives transformation.鈥�
Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available online at .
Presentations will include:
- 鈥淢ake Change Happen: Leverage Behavioral Science to Align Values to Action鈥� by psychotherapist and behavioral science professor Kristen Lee
- 鈥淰ictim to Victor: Transforming Lives Through Values鈥� by Rhonda Bear, founder of She Brews Coffee Roasters and a transitional housing program advocate
- 鈥淪tanding Firm: When Values and Vision Align in Business鈥� by Sharina Perry, founder and inventor of Utopia Plastix
- 鈥淰ision on Wheels: How Values Drive Innovation in Healthcare鈥� by dermatologist Dr. Karen Nern
- 鈥淪ilent Signals: Building Trust Through Authentic Communication鈥� by facial expressions expert Annie S盲rnblad
A panel discussion on 鈥淭he Courage of Convictions: Leading with Values鈥� will feature women in executive roles sharing their thoughts on building successful careers.
Annette White-Klososky, founder and senior consultant of Future Point of View, will serve as master of ceremonies.
For more information about the conference, including speakers鈥� bios, visit .
