MAINSTAGE INSPIRATION
More than one dozen speakers took to the Mainstage at the conference, which hosted several of the world’s leading experts in workforce development, gerontology, resident programming, branding, building design, technology, and artifi cial intelligence.
“Most people are way more focused on the weaknesses
and identifying fl aws and fi xing them. It has a lot to do with fear. We should be honoring strengths.” — Marcus Buckingham
Among the speaker lineup was Marcus Buckingham, who guides the vision of ADP Research Institute as co-head and talent expert. He also founded The Marcus Buckingham Company in 2006 with a clear mission: to instigate a “strengths revolution.” Buckingham spoke on opportunities to cultivate employees’ strengths to create a winning environment for staff and the organizations they serve. Conference attendees had the opportunity to meet Buckingham at the Expo following his presentation, where he signed copies of his “Standing Up 2.0” book.
Thanks to sponsor OnShift.
Former Airbnb chief marketing offi cer Jonathan Mildenhall also took to the Mainstage. Mildenhall, who previously led The Coca-Cola Company’s marketing initiatives as vice president of global advertising strategy and content excellence, shared his perspective on helping companies defi ne their purpose and translate it into eff ective marketing.
Thanks to sponsor Enlivant.
Tying the Mainstage story together was Nina Easton, a long-time journalist and entrepreneur who served as the program emcee. Easton helps clients fi nd the narrative of their life’s work and connects those stories with audiences through SellersEaston Media, a storytelling service that she co-founded in 2016.
“Storytelling is critical in a digital era where people crave (more than ever) authenticity and connectedness.” — Nina Easton
This year, conference attendees had the unique opportunity to meet Sophia, the world’s very fi rst humanoid celebrity, created by Hanson Robotics. Attendees were also able to pose for a selfi e with Sophia at the Expo following her Mainstage appearance.
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