Corporate Leadership Council Executive Luncheon: Closing the Trust Gap

Jun 13, 2019 11am - 2pm
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Exclusive to the NOD Corporate Leadership Council!

CLOSING THE TRUST GAP

June 13th, 11:00 – 2:00 PM ET | Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice, New York, NY

Building a disability inclusive workplace doesn’t happen overnight, and it goes beyond adopting a few policies. The companies doing this best are changing and evolving their culture. Through NOD’s Spring Learning Series, NOD Corporate Leadership Council members will learn how to lead a sea change to embed disability inclusion into existing D&I values, leading to a corporate culture that can attract, retain, and engage diverse talent.

By closing the trust gap, top companies are fostering environments where employees can thrive while attracting the best talent, especially people with disabilities. How does your organization measure up?

Join us for an Executive Luncheon as we hear from companies that have successfully built or restored trust in the workplace. Using case studies and new research findings, you will learn how to create a roadmap to close your company’s own trust gap, improve self-ID rates and attract talent with disabilities.

Featuring:

douglas r. conant

Douglas R. Conant, Founder + CEO, ConantLeadership; Former CEO, Campbell Soup Company; Director, National Organization on Disability

Carol Glazer

Carol Glazer, President, National Organization on Disability

Tonia Ries

Tonia Ries, Executive Director, Edelman Intellectual Property + Edelman Trust Barometer

Adela Ruiz

Adela Ruiz, Program Assistant, Office of the President, Ford Foundation

Andrea Sassman-Kolesaric

Dr. Andrea Sassman-Kolesaric, Clinical Trial Management Consultant and Inspection Readiness Lead; Chair, Working and Living with Disabilities ERG, Eli Lilly and Company

michael stein
Michael Stein, J.D., PH.D., Executive Director, Harvard Law School Project on Disability; Director, National Organization on Disability

Who Should Attend:

Executive events convene senior- and mid-level professionals to:

  • Hear from executives who are prioritizing inclusion at work.
  • Build critical connections with leaders and peers.
  • Galvanize your employees to help make the case for a disability inclusive culture.

Save Your Place + Share with Your Colleagues:

To register: Log into the Members’ Only Portal or email events@nod.org.

By invitation only. Seating limited to the NOD Corporate Leadership Council: President’s Circle members receive four seats; Corporate Circle members receive two seats.


Become an Event Sponsor:

Sponsors gain access to HR and D&I executives and managers from the country’s top companies and exposure as a disability inclusion champion. Plus, receive exclusive speaking opportunities that brand your company as a thought leader among peers.

Learn more: Contact NOD’s Associate Director of Development, Julia Metro.

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