These speakers focus on how to improve culture, community, and personal growth for employees in every industry. Boasting unparalleled expertise on the issues that shape the future of work, from interoffice communication to recruitment to systemic policy, these speakers will help your organization thrive. Whether through virtual or in-person engagements, these speakers are available to offer engaging and valuable strategies for employees no matter where they are in their careers.

Priya Parker’s bold approach to gatherings is redefining the way people connect at work. Parker shows teams ways to create transformative, unforgettable gatherings, whether virtual or in-person, that allow them to step back from their daily routine, rediscover their motivations, and develop strategies for innovation. In her interactive talks and in her book, The Art of Gathering, she challenges audiences to dig down to the root of why and how we make connections, create communities, and build organizations.

How can companies foster an environment that encourages diverse perspectives, and how can professionals of color leverage their identities at work? These are the questions Porter Braswell sought to answer when he founded, Jopwell, a career advancement platform for Black, Latinx, and Native American students and professionals. In his talks and his book, Let Them See You, Braswell advises companies on how to create a more representative workplace and nurture inclusivity.

Bill Burnett, Executive Director of the Design Program at Stanford and Dave Evans, Management Consultant and Adjunct Lecturer, teach audiences how to use the tools of designers and design thinking to build meaningful lives and careers through innovation and creative problem-solving. They advise major corporations about the rapidly changing relationships between employers and employees and how to co-create the work experience to yield more productive and mutually beneficial relationships. Their work applies to people at all career levels from entry level to C-suite executives.

Networking expert J. Kelly Hoey gives advice on how to connect for success in the age of social media. With her past experiences co-founding a startup accelerator and partnering with two venture capital firms, Hoey has built a huge platform in the women’s leadership, entrepreneurial, and mentorship world. She engages with professionals at all career levels to help them define their professional goals, engage with peers and mentors in unique and thoughtful ways to establish a strong network, and leverage their existing connections to achieve their goals.

New York Times opinion writer and former physician Dr. Elisabeth Rosenthal is a tireless advocate who helps individuals navigate an increasingly expensive and elaborate healthcare system. In talks aimed at organizations and employees, Dr. Rosenthal guides audiences through the healthcare system and advises patients on how to fight big bills and unfair financial treatment within their plans. With her practical approach, Dr. Rosenthal helps individuals get more for their healthcare dollars, offering useful strategies that can be deployed today.

Lauren Smith Brody is the founder of The Fifth Trimester movement. She guides new moms and parents through their return to work. In her talks and workshops, she delivers motivation, strategies, and big-picture thinking about parent satisfaction in the workplace and how to improve workplace culture and retain talent by improving paid parental leave and closing gender pay gaps.

Nationally recognized journalist Laura Vanderkam is an expert on time management. She helps her audiences maximize their time, productivity, and work/life balance, while guiding them to rediscover their true passions in pursuit of more meaningful lives. She offers practical tools that will make people feel less busy and accomplish more of what they want to do to help them make the most of their time, both at work and at home.

Rob Walker is a journalist and educator who writes about design, technology, business, and the arts. After years of covering the technology industry, consumer culture, and the modern workplace, Walker noticed that the ability to experience and be present was lost in an “age of nonstop distraction.” He outlines simple and playful practices to help audiences become more mindful of the world around them, find inspiration, and spark creativity and innovation in professional and everyday life.

Through the process of launching a business, Erica Cerulo and Claire Mazur have discovered how the unique power of female friendship can fuel successful companies and that vulnerability, openess, and compassion–qualities central to so many women’s relationships–lend themselves to professional accomplishment and innovation.