Building on the national Conscious Enterprise event, this GLBR conference highlights how individual, organizational, and community purpose combine to create a thriving, conscious region. Includes keynote leader stories, a stakeholder panel, sponsor networking, and hands‑on table exercises.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Opening & Welcome: Gratitude and reflection to ground our shared purpose.

Chapter Updates & Sponsor Recognitions: A look at new partnerships, board expansion, and upcoming initiatives for the CC GLBR Chapter.

Conscious Leader Keynotes:

• Craig Goslin, President & Managing Partner, Saginaw Spirit
• Michael Goad, CEO, Dow Credit Union
• Dr. Jeffrey Collier, Superintendent, Saginaw ISD

Each will share a bold leadership move that advanced purpose and impact in their organizations.

Stakeholder Voices Panel: Hear directly from team members about how purpose-driven leadership influences culture, engagement, and results.

Mid-Event Networking & Sponsor Connections: Build relationships and explore conscious business partnerships.

Table Exercises: Collaborate on real challenges and design bold leadership actions to strengthen your organization and community.

GCO Program Spotlight: Learn about new opportunities to deepen your Conscious Capitalism practice through regional workshops and leadership programs.

Closing & Next Steps: Reflections and commitments to continue building a thriving, conscious GLBR.Whether you’re a CEO, HR leader, educator, student, or community partner, this event will challenge and inspire you to reimagine how leadership and purpose can shape our region’s future.

Celebrate gratitude and thoughtful connection at Atlanta’s Conscious Conversations.

This special evening invites purpose-driven leaders to come together, share reflections, and express appreciation for our community’s positive impact.

Join for meaningful discussions, insights, and a spirit of gratitude as we strengthen Conscious Leadership and inspire collective growth in Atlanta.

Join us for Brewed Awakenings: Virtual Coffee and Conversation, a twice-monthly 15-minute gathering where we explore the principles of Conscious Capitalism in a relaxed and engaging environment.

What is it? These 15-minute gatherings are designed to provide a regular space for reflection, discussion, and learning about how we can integrate Conscious Capitalism into our daily work. It’s a chance to connect with our community, share insights, and leave with practical ideas that can inspire positive change in our organizations.

Why Should You Join?

Meaningful Conversations: Dive into topics that matter and contribute to our collective growth.

Practical Takeaways: Walk away with actionable steps to apply Conscious Capitalism principles in your role.

Community Building: Connect with like-minded colleagues and be part of a movement towards conscious business practices.

Whether you’re looking to deepen your understanding or simply enjoy a meaningful conversation with like-minded individuals, these sessions are open to all. Join us to be part of a growing community committed to making business a force for good.

How to Join: Joining the conversation is simple! Just click the access link to join the conversation.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of something impactful—grab your coffee and a colleague, and let’s make a difference together!

Join us for the Houston Chapter’s Conscious Conversations virtual meetup! Do you want business to be a force for good? Elevate your leadership with a peer group discussion to repeat success, overcome dilemmas, and make meaningful connections. Houston Chapter board member, Tammira Philippe, thoughtfully facilitates these discussions.

Join us for a thought-provoking fireside chat with futurist and Top 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics honoree Caroline Chubb Calderon, while enjoying global appetizers and drinks.

As AI rapidly reshapes how we live and work, most conversations around Responsible AI focus on risk, regulation, and an overall “Do No Harm” approach. But what if we asked a deeper question: How do we design AI in coherence with Life? This is not a niche concern, it’s the question of our time. It’s the conversation missing from most AI discourses. And it concerns all of us, whether you are a C-suite leader, tech guru, innovator, people strategist, or a mission-driven employee.

Join Conscious Capitalism NYC for an intimate fireside chat with futurist and 100 Most Brilliant Women in AI Ethics honoree Caroline Chubb Calderon, primary author of the groundbreaking AI Regenerative Ethics paper hailed as the “Mission Impossible” of our times. Caroline, CEO of HelloHumanity, helps organizations reimagine the future of business and technology through pathways that serve human and planetary flourishing. Enjoy delicious appetizers, wine and beer at Eat Offbeat, a restaurant featuring amazing dishes from refugees resettled in NYC.

In this thought-provoking conversation, Caroline invites business leaders to move beyond compliance and toward a bold new role: becoming conscious stewards of AI’s future.

Join us for a conversation that will challenge and empower you to act — not just react — as AI evolves. This will be an interactive session, so come prepared with Q&A, and, if you can, read the positioning paper.

Guest speaker: Caroline Chubb Calderon

• Futurist, humanist, and CEO of HelloHumanity
• Named among the Top 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics
• Works with global organizations like Google, Microsoft, AstraZeneca, and Pfizer
• TEDx speaker and primary author of Regenerative AI Ethics
• Known for inspiring leaders to cultivate the wisdom, courage, and imagination to become conscious custodians of our shared future in the age of intelligent machines

In conversation with: Wissam Kahi

• Board member of Conscious Capitalism New York
• Co-founder of Eat Offbeat, a social enterprise employing refugee chefs from around the world
• Director of AI and Sustainability at United Rentals, where he explores how technology can drive both performance and purpose
• AI enthusiast and writer: Author of thought pieces and fiction exploring the human dimension of artificial intelligence