Lead Like a Champion

An Exclusive Event for L&D Leaders

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Passion, dedication and resilience — these are the qualities that define elite athletes who rise above challenges, learn from setbacks and push the boundaries of achievement. It's in their relentless pursuit of excellence that we find valuable lessons of leadership.  This exclusive event is designed to inspire, empower and equip senior Learning and Development leaders with the tools and insights needed to thrive in an ever-changing environment.

Join us for this unique opportunity to not just set a vision for the future, but to embody it.

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Chase Center - San Francisco, CA

Thursday, January 25, 2024

1:30 - 5:30pm PT
(Dinner & Game to Follow)

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Lex Gillette

Lex Gillette

Lex lost his vision when he was eight years old due to recurrent retina detachments. Yet, he is the best totally blind long and triple jumper in the history of the U.S. Paralympic movement. He is the current world record holder in the long jump, a five-time Paralympic medalist, a four-time long jump world champion, and an 18-time national champion.

He is the only totally blind athlete to ever eclipse the 22-foot barrier in the long jump. Sight did not determine his success, rather it was seeing a vision for the future and doing everything in his power to transform it into reality. He just published his second book about developing a new perspective, maximizing potential and overcoming barriers.

Jerome Avery

Jerome Avery

Jerome was an Olympic hopeful in 2000, finishing in the top 20 for the U.S. Olympic Trials and in the top 15 in the 2004 Olympic Trials. His purpose in life changed when he became a guide runner with the U.S. Paralympics Track & Field in 2004.

He has guided one of the world’s top visually-impaired sprinters, since 2014. Bound by a tether, runners sprint in lanes side-by-side, communicating by touch and sound with every synched stride as Jerome tugs the tether to keep his sprinter in line to reach the finish line. Jerome is a Gold medalist and has led his teammates to four Games and is preparing to compete with Lex in Paris in 2024.

Erin Dangerfield

Erin Dangerfield

Erin is SVP, People & Culture at the Golden State Warriors. She's a member of the executive leadership team leading human resources, talent acquisition and diversity and inclusion efforts for nearly 3,000 employees working for the Golden State Warriors, Chase Center, the Santa Cruz Warriors, and affiliated e-sports organizations.

Erin is a native of Oakland, California and was recognized on the 2021 San Francisco Business Times 40 Under 40 list as a business leader making significant contributions to their company and the Bay Area community.  She brings years of HR experience with a background in wholesale distribution, real estate, agriculture, non-profit and now sports and entertainment.

Sunil Narang

Sunil Narang

Sunil is a corporate executive turned serial entrepreneur, and passionate bridge-builder across geographies and industries. His corporate career spans over 25 years for French, Japanese and American companies across the world. He brings a deep knowledge of various cultures, understanding what it takes to be successful in different environments and has learned to appreciate and respect people from all walks of life.

After a successful corporate career, wanting to make a difference following his purpose, he established an independent consulting firm. In 2010, he acquired WDHB. Sunil has found a platform to apply his cross-cultural expertise and engaging facilitation style to the intense and intimate work with international leadership teams in extraordinary situations of re-orientation.

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