A facial expression expert, an innovator of plant-based plastic alternatives, and an anti-drug and justice reform advocate will headline this yearās Women in Leadership conference.
The day-long, 14th annual conference will be held March 26 at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, hosted by Ļć½¶Šć Universityās Meinders School of Business. The theme is āValues + Vision.ā
āThis yearās conference will explore how aligning personal values with professional vision fuels impactful leadership and lasting change,ā said Melissa Cory, a co-founder and director of the conference. āLeadership is more than strategyāitās about the principles that guide our decisions, the resilience that sustains us and the vision that drives transformation.ā
Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available online at .
Presentations will include:
- āMake Change Happen: Leverage Behavioral Science to Align Values to Actionā by psychotherapist and behavioral science professor Kristen Lee
- āVictim to Victor: Transforming Lives Through Valuesā by Rhonda Bear, founder of She Brews Coffee Roasters and a transitional housing program advocate
- āStanding Firm: When Values and Vision Align in Businessā by Sharina Perry, founder and inventor of Utopia Plastix
- āVision on Wheels: How Values Drive Innovation in Healthcareā by dermatologist Dr. Karen Nern
- āSilent Signals: Building Trust Through Authentic Communicationā by facial expressions expert Annie SƤrnblad
A panel discussion on āThe Courage of Convictions: Leading with Valuesā 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 speakersā bios, visit .
