After a year of online-existence only due to pandemic conditions, the LeadingAge annual meeting and exhibition will take place in person again from Sunday through Wednesday (Oct. 24-27) in Atlanta.
Dozens of educational sessions, networking opportunities and hundreds of exhibitor booths will be available to attendees.
Rabbi Shai Held, Chaplain Tahera Ahmad and the U.S. Poet Laureate, Joy Harjo, will “share personal and philosophical reflections on faith, sorrow, and purpose” in an inspirational opening keynote address Sunday.
Other keynoters will be marketing professor and bestselling author Jonah Berger on Monday, addressing how to overcome negative perceptions, and racial justice advocate Glenn Harris, who on Tuesday will discuss steps to inspire action and transformation regarding diversity, equity and inclusion in organizations and communities.
LeadingAge Board Chairwoman Carol Silver Elliott delivers an introductory message here.
For more information about the event, which will take place at the Georgia World Congress Center, visit here.
