A 10-minute guided experience and original music by singer-songwriter, national speaker, and author

Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions to the experts on the key challenges facing the future of work, including: How do we deal with stress and burnout in demanding workplaces? Why should organizations consider reducing time at work? How can employers combat unaddressed menopause symptoms in the workplace? How the future of wellness drive ROI?

Attendees choose their preferred discussion to join from the following list:

As workplaces become more complex - hybrid environments, increasingly multi-generational/multi-cultural/neurodiverse – how should cultures ensure people and performance thrive together? One size does not fit all – what is the perceived backlash against wellbeing programs in organizations? How are organizations still falling short in delivering equitable wellbeing outcomes? As AI and automation will disproportionately affect different workgroups, how should employers adjust their wellbeing strategies to mitigate the psychological risks and skill gaps for specific employee groups facing major job transformation or increased workload demands?

This session will discuss the information from research on what causes people to consider suicide, how certain communities are impacted by suicide differently, as well as contributors to suicide risk. Based on AFSP's flagship suicide prevention education program, Talk Saves Lives: Construction is a new program that has been adapted for the construction industry. This program will provide a 20-minute overview of suicide in the construction industry, risk factors and warning signs of suicide, and strategies to prevent it. The remaining time will be followed by Q&A and information on how construction companies across the U.S can bring this presentation to jobsites and offices.

This fireside chat will discuss how can leaders drive impact at every level