FIRST MOVERS DIGITAL SUMMIT

March 12, 2025

We are thrilled to offer all First Mover Fellows free access to a range of creative, reflective and energizing sessions. Here’s how it works:

You can join as many or as few sessions as you’d like.
If you see a session that interests you, just click the “Add to Calendar” link. This will download a calendar invite which you will have to open to save to your calendar.
Some session require advanced registration. Click “Register” if you want to join those sessions.
All sessions will be held on Zoom. Plan to join us with your camera on.
You are expected to join each session within five minutes of its start time.

We hope you’ll take full advantage of this event.

Questions? Email amy.martinez@aspeninstitute.org

AGENDA

Select your timezone:

Tuesday, March 11

First Mover Salons

The evening before the Summit officially kicks off, join a small group of Fellows for discussion and reflection based on a shared reading. Salons will be hosted virtually and in-person in the following time zones:

Virtual
Virtual Option 1: 10AM – 11AM hosted by XXXX? (Year, Class Name)
Virtual Option 2: 4PM – 5PM hosted by Faith Legendre (2017, The North Stars)
Virtual Option 3: 7PM – 8PM hosted by XXXX? (Year, Class)

In-Person
New York City: 6PM – 8PM ET hosted by Mayra Hernandez (2012, Pioneer Species)
Boston: 6PM – 8PM ET hosted by Runa Islam (2018, The Gentians)
Seattle: 6PM – 8PM PT hosted by Kim Vu (2022, The Trembling Giants)
Los Angeles: 6PM – 8PM PT hosted by Dave Gallon (2013, The Populus)

(Register)

Wednesday, March 12

Grounded & Centered: A Guided Meditation
with Ashley Davis | 5:30AM – 6AM

Start your Summit experience with a moment of calm and clarity. Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a 30-minute session designed to ground you in the present and set a mindful tone for the day ahead. Whether you’re new to meditation or an experienced practitioner, this session will help you center your energy, connect with your intentions, and find space for reflection.

(Add to Calendar)

Deep Dive: DEI is Dead. Long Live DEI. | 10AM – 11AM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Attacks on DEI have gone well beyond political rhetoric to aggressive legal threats and proactive rollbacks. And yet, the fundamental business need to attract, engage, and retain diverse talent remains as urgent as ever. Join Deepa Purushothaman ─speaker, author, leader, and First Mover Fellow (2018, X)─for a candid conversation on how leaders are evolving their strategies to uphold the principles of diversity and inclusion in an era of acute backlash.

(Register)

Deep Dive: Giving Voice to Values
in a Contested Workplace | 10AM – 11AM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Today’s highly politicized environment presents new challenges for corporate social intrapreneurs who seek to stand up for their values in the workplace. So how do values-driven leaders maintain their integrity—and their commitment to the work—amid pushback, polarization, or competing pressures? Join Mary Gentile, member of the First Movers Fellowship Design Team and creator of Giving Voice to Values, for an informal exploration of practical strategies to speak out effectively on your values, even in contested spaces. Bring your ideas and suggestions as well as your questions. Please note that this session is limited to a maximum of 12 attendees.

(Register)

Deep Dive: Driving Change Amidst Volatility | 10AM – 11AM

(Registration required – space is limited)

The environment for corporate social intrapreneurship is more challenging than ever, with economic uncertainty, political polarization, and inconsistent corporate leadership creating new barriers to progress. How can business leaders continue to drive meaningful impact when the landscape is constantly shifting beneath them? Join Eli Malinsky, Deputy Director of the Aspen Institute Business & Society Program, for a conversation on emerging strategies to navigate headwinds, seize opportunities, and sustain momentum for corporate social impact.

(Register)

Poetry with Dave Sluyter | 11:30AM – 12PM
Join past First Movers Design Team member Dave Sluyter for a reading and reflection of a chosen poem.

(Add to Calendar)

Taking Charge of Your Professional Development | 12PM – 1:15PM
Is it time for a career refresh? Do you aim for a promotion – or to take on a new challenge in your company? Identifying your short and long-term goals is a first step. Then you can get clear about the knowledge, skills, relationships and exposure you need to realize these goals. In this workshop, Celeste Parisi (2023, Tentpoles), Lead Practitioner Faculty at Apple University, will offer a self-assessment tool and prompt a discussion with participants about how to identify actions you can take now to plan for the future.

(Add to Calendar)

Winning Strategies for Career Transitions | 1:30PM – 2:30PM
As many Fellows lose or leave their jobs, they are seeking new career opportunities in other corporate roles. In this session, we’ll invite Fellows to share insights on the most effective strategies for finding new opportunities and overcoming the barriers to getting hired.

(Add to Calendar)

First Movers in the Classroom | 2:30PM – 3:30PM
Fellows are amplifying their impact by going back into the classroom – not as students but as adjunct professors, guest speakers, mentors, and advisers. In this session we’ll hear from Fellows about what they are doing and why they are taking on these assignments. They will share ideas for how others could help prepare the next generation of leaders to think about how to deliver impact that is good for business and for society.

(Add to Calendar)

Wednesday, May 26

Re:Mix(er) | 9AM – 10AM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 11AM – 11:30AM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Workshop: Visual Communication | 12PM – 1:30PM
Clear and compelling visuals go a long way in engaging your audience, communicating your ideas and developing your own thinking. But too many of us hesitate to use visual communication because we’re not sure how to do it well – or worse yet, assume that “we’re just not good at that type of thing”. In this session, we’ll learn a handful of strategies for getting more comfortable and capable at using visuals to capture, share and evolve our ideas.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Romantic Relationships in the Pandemic | 2PM – 3PM
A global pandemic doesn’t exactly scream “romance” – and yet, the relationship we have with our significant other is key to our day-to-day well-being and happiness. In this session, Rahul Raj (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation about the struggles – and successes – of keeping romance alive in the pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Personal Health in the Pandemic | 2PM – 3PM
Our efforts to protect ourselves from the coronavirus have unintentionally led to serious challenges to our physical health and personal well-being. In this session, Nikki Foster (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation on the strategies Fellows are adopting to keep themselves healthy through these difficult times.
(Add to Calendar)

Game Time: Defuse the Bomb | 3PM – 4PM
Fellows will work together in small teams to defuse a (virtual) bomb by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 3:30PM – 4:30PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Miguel Padro, Senior Program Associate at Aspen BSP, for a conversation about the recent drive for unionization at Amazon and what it tells us about the future of worker rights in America. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: Is Justice Good for Business? | 3:30PM – 4:30PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Jorge Fontanez (2014, The Grasshoppers) in a conversation about the role business leaders play to advance social justice issues. While employee advocacy and public sentiment have pushed CEOs to speak up, corporate statements in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement have come with varying commitments to work on longstanding issues of diversity, inclusion, and equity. One year after George Floyd’s death, civil rights organizations are now holding companies accountable to take action, make good on their promises, and follow through on substantive shifts in policy and power. The question we are left to ponder: Is justice good for business? **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 4:30PM – 5:45PM
The role of corporations in American Democracy is under the spotlight. From political donations to Georgia’s restrictive voting legislation, companies are increasingly called upon to use their voice in the democratic process. But is American democracy best served when corporations take an active role? Join Neal Kemkar (2019, The Gentians) for a unique, engaging, and possibly contentious session in which you are a featured debater.
(Add to Calendar)

Poetry with Dave | 7PM – 7:30PM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 10:30PM – 11PM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Thursday, May 27

Game Time: Digital Treasure Hunt | 8AM – 9AM
Fellows will work together in small teams to unravel a mystery by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Poetry with Dave | 9AM – 9:30AM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 10AM – 11AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 10AM – 11AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Dr. Regina Abrami, Senior Lecturer, Wharton School of Business and Director of the Lauder Institute’s Global Program, for an intimate and off-the-record conversation on the complexities of doing business in China and the US. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 11AM – 12PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
CEOs are increasingly stepping into social and political debates. And yet, the positions they’ve taken on issues of importance often accord with the views of their consumers and employees – and rarely compromise the bottom line. What does this tell us about the future of CEO activism? And will there come a time when CEOs use their voices on the knottiest and most damaging aspects of corporate practice – for example, tax avoidance, CEO pay, and corporate lobbying? Join Judy Samuelson, Executive Director at Aspen BSP, for a conversation on what's ahead in CEO activism. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Self-Care: Parenting in the Pandemic | 11AM – 12PM
We love our kids, but this is not a situation we signed up for! Google classroom, on-again/off-again school and 24/7 parenting have created tense home dynamics and little opportunity for escape. In this session, Carlos Abogabir (2013, The Populus) will facilitate a small group conversation about the complexities of parenting in a pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Workshop: Decision-Making Under Deep Uncertainty | 12PM – 1:30PM
As leaders, we are regularly called upon to make decisions without all the information we need. This reality is only getting more difficult as the range of variables and complexities we face seem to multiply by the month. In this workshop, Dr. David Groves, Director, RAND Center for Decision Making Under Uncertainty, will share frameworks and tools for making sound decisions under deep uncertainty.
(Add to Calendar)

Improv for Intrapreneurs | 2PM – 3PM
Join the People's Improv Theater for a series of exercises intended to enhance leadership, teamwork and communication skills. And also, it's fun!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 2PM – 3PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Re:Mix(er) | 3:30PM – 4:30PM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Paired Walks | 4:30PM – 5:30PM
In this session, Nancy McGaw, Founder, First Movers Fellowship, will offer a reflective prompt before sending you off on paired conversations. Participants should be prepared to step away from their computer and to use their phones to connect with an assigned partner for these conversations. (walking optional)
(Add to Calendar)

Wednesday, May 26

Re:Mix(er) | 2PM – 3PM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 4PM – 4:30PM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Workshop: Visual Communication | 5PM – 6:30PM
Clear and compelling visuals go a long way in engaging your audience, communicating your ideas and developing your own thinking. But too many of us hesitate to use visual communication because we’re not sure how to do it well – or worse yet, assume that “we’re just not good at that type of thing”. In this session, we’ll learn a handful of strategies for getting more comfortable and capable at using visuals to capture, share and evolve our ideas.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Romantic Relationships in the Pandemic | 7PM – 8PM
A global pandemic doesn’t exactly scream “romance” – and yet, the relationship we have with our significant other is key to our day-to-day well-being and happiness. In this session, Rahul Raj (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation about the struggles – and successes – of keeping romance alive in the pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Personal Health in the Pandemic | 7PM – 8PM
Our efforts to protect ourselves from the coronavirus have unintentionally led to serious challenges to our physical health and personal well-being. In this session, Nikki Foster (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation on the strategies Fellows are adopting to keep themselves healthy through these difficult times.
(Add to Calendar)

Game Time: Defuse the Bomb | 8PM – 9PM
Fellows will work together in small teams to defuse a (virtual) bomb by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 8:30PM – 9:30PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Miguel Padro, Senior Program Associate at Aspen BSP, for a conversation about the recent drive for unionization at Amazon and what it tells us about the future of worker rights in America. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: Is Justice Good for Business? | 8:30PM – 9:30PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Jorge Fontanez (2014, The Grasshoppers) in a conversation about the role business leaders play to advance social justice issues. While employee advocacy and public sentiment have pushed CEOs to speak up, corporate statements in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement have come with varying commitments to work on longstanding issues of diversity, inclusion, and equity. One year after George Floyd’s death, civil rights organizations are now holding companies accountable to take action, make good on their promises, and follow through on substantive shifts in policy and power. The question we are left to ponder: Is justice good for business? **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 9:30PM – 10:45PM
The role of corporations in American Democracy is under the spotlight. From political donations to Georgia’s restrictive voting legislation, companies are increasingly called upon to use their voice in the democratic process. But is American democracy best served when corporations take an active role? Join Neal Kemkar (2019, The Gentians) for a unique, engaging, and possibly contentious session in which you are a featured debater.
(Add to Calendar)

Thursday, May 27

Poetry with Dave | 12AM – 12:30AM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 3:30AM – 4AM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Game Time: Digital Treasure Hunt | 1PM – 2PM
Fellows will work together in small teams to unravel a mystery by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Poetry with Dave | 2PM – 2:30PM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 3PM – 4PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 3PM – 4PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Dr. Regina Abrami, Senior Lecturer, Wharton School of Business and Director of the Lauder Institute’s Global Program, for an intimate and off-the-record conversation on the complexities of doing business in China and the US. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 4PM – 5PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
CEOs are increasingly stepping into social and political debates. And yet, the positions they’ve taken on issues of importance often accord with the views of their consumers and employees – and rarely compromise the bottom line. What does this tell us about the future of CEO activism? And will there come a time when CEOs use their voices on the knottiest and most damaging aspects of corporate practice – for example, tax avoidance, CEO pay, and corporate lobbying? Join Judy Samuelson, Executive Director at Aspen BSP, for a conversation on what's ahead in CEO activism. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Self-Care: Parenting in the Pandemic | 4PM – 5PM
We love our kids, but this is not a situation we signed up for! Google classroom, on-again/off-again school and 24/7 parenting have created tense home dynamics and little opportunity for escape. In this session, Carlos Abogabir (2013, The Populus) will facilitate a small group conversation about the complexities of parenting in a pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Workshop: Decision-Making Under Deep Uncertainty | 5PM – 6:30PM
As leaders, we are regularly called upon to make decisions without all the information we need. This reality is only getting more difficult as the range of variables and complexities we face seem to multiply by the month. In this workshop, Dr. David Groves, Director, RAND Center for Decision Making Under Uncertainty, will share frameworks and tools for making sound decisions under deep uncertainty.
(Add to Calendar)

Improv for Intrapreneurs | 7PM – 8PM
Join the People's Improv Theater for a series of exercises intended to enhance leadership, teamwork and communication skills. And also, it's fun!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 7PM – 8PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Re:Mix(er) | 8:30PM – 9:30PM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Paired Walks | 9:30PM – 10:30PM
In this session, Nancy McGaw, Founder, First Movers Fellowship, will offer a reflective prompt before sending you off on paired conversations. Participants should be prepared to step away from their computer and to use their phones to connect with an assigned partner for these conversations. (walking optional)
(Add to Calendar)

Wednesday, May 26

Re:Mix(er) | 3PM – 4PM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 5PM – 5:30PM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Workshop: Visual Communication | 6PM – 7:30PM
Clear and compelling visuals go a long way in engaging your audience, communicating your ideas and developing your own thinking. But too many of us hesitate to use visual communication because we’re not sure how to do it well – or worse yet, assume that “we’re just not good at that type of thing”. In this session, we’ll learn a handful of strategies for getting more comfortable and capable at using visuals to capture, share and evolve our ideas.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Romantic Relationships in the Pandemic | 8PM – 9PM
A global pandemic doesn’t exactly scream “romance” – and yet, the relationship we have with our significant other is key to our day-to-day well-being and happiness. In this session, Rahul Raj (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation about the struggles – and successes – of keeping romance alive in the pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Personal Health in the Pandemic | 8PM – 9PM
Our efforts to protect ourselves from the coronavirus have unintentionally led to serious challenges to our physical health and personal well-being. In this session, Nikki Foster (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation on the strategies Fellows are adopting to keep themselves healthy through these difficult times.
(Add to Calendar)

Game Time: Defuse the Bomb | 9PM – 10PM
Fellows will work together in small teams to defuse a (virtual) bomb by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 9:30PM – 10:30PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Miguel Padro, Senior Program Associate at Aspen BSP, for a conversation about the recent drive for unionization at Amazon and what it tells us about the future of worker rights in America. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: Is Justice Good for Business? | 9:30PM – 10:30PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Jorge Fontanez (2014, The Grasshoppers) in a conversation about the role business leaders play to advance social justice issues. While employee advocacy and public sentiment have pushed CEOs to speak up, corporate statements in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement have come with varying commitments to work on longstanding issues of diversity, inclusion, and equity. One year after George Floyd’s death, civil rights organizations are now holding companies accountable to take action, make good on their promises, and follow through on substantive shifts in policy and power. The question we are left to ponder: Is justice good for business? **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 10:30PM – 11:45PM
The role of corporations in American Democracy is under the spotlight. From political donations to Georgia’s restrictive voting legislation, companies are increasingly called upon to use their voice in the democratic process. But is American democracy best served when corporations take an active role? Join Neal Kemkar (2019, The Gentians) for a unique, engaging, and possibly contentious session in which you are a featured debater.
(Add to Calendar)

Thursday, May 27

Poetry with Dave | 1AM – 1:30AM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 4:30AM – 5AM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Game Time: Digital Treasure Hunt | 2PM – 3PM
Fellows will work together in small teams to unravel a mystery by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Poetry with Dave | 3PM – 3:30PM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 4PM – 5PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 4PM – 5PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Dr. Regina Abrami, Senior Lecturer, Wharton School of Business and Director of the Lauder Institute’s Global Program, for an intimate and off-the-record conversation on the complexities of doing business in China and the US. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 5PM – 6PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
CEOs are increasingly stepping into social and political debates. And yet, the positions they’ve taken on issues of importance often accord with the views of their consumers and employees – and rarely compromise the bottom line. What does this tell us about the future of CEO activism? And will there come a time when CEOs use their voices on the knottiest and most damaging aspects of corporate practice – for example, tax avoidance, CEO pay, and corporate lobbying? Join Judy Samuelson, Executive Director at Aspen BSP, for a conversation on what's ahead in CEO activism. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Self-Care: Parenting in the Pandemic | 5PM – 6PM
We love our kids, but this is not a situation we signed up for! Google classroom, on-again/off-again school and 24/7 parenting have created tense home dynamics and little opportunity for escape. In this session, Carlos Abogabir (2013, The Populus) will facilitate a small group conversation about the complexities of parenting in a pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Workshop: Decision-Making Under Deep Uncertainty | 6PM – 7:30PM
As leaders, we are regularly called upon to make decisions without all the information we need. This reality is only getting more difficult as the range of variables and complexities we face seem to multiply by the month. In this workshop, Dr. David Groves, Director, RAND Center for Decision Making Under Uncertainty, will share frameworks and tools for making sound decisions under deep uncertainty.
(Add to Calendar)

Improv for Intrapreneurs | 8PM – 9PM
Join the People's Improv Theater for a series of exercises intended to enhance leadership, teamwork and communication skills. And also, it's fun!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 8PM – 9PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Re:Mix(er) | 9:30PM – 10:30PM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Paired Walks | 10:30PM – 11:30PM
In this session, Nancy McGaw, Founder, First Movers Fellowship, will offer a reflective prompt before sending you off on paired conversations. Participants should be prepared to step away from their computer and to use their phones to connect with an assigned partner for these conversations. (walking optional)
(Add to Calendar)

Wednesday, May 26

Re:Mix(er) | 6:30PM – 7:30PM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 8:30PM – 9PM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Workshop: Visual Communication | 9:30PM – 11PM
Clear and compelling visuals go a long way in engaging your audience, communicating your ideas and developing your own thinking. But too many of us hesitate to use visual communication because we’re not sure how to do it well – or worse yet, assume that “we’re just not good at that type of thing”. In this session, we’ll learn a handful of strategies for getting more comfortable and capable at using visuals to capture, share and evolve our ideas.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Romantic Relationships in the Pandemic | 11:30PM – 12:30AM
A global pandemic doesn’t exactly scream “romance” – and yet, the relationship we have with our significant other is key to our day-to-day well-being and happiness. In this session, Rahul Raj (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation about the struggles – and successes – of keeping romance alive in the pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Personal Health in the Pandemic | 11:30PM – 12:30AM
Our efforts to protect ourselves from the coronavirus have unintentionally led to serious challenges to our physical health and personal well-being. In this session, Nikki Foster (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation on the strategies Fellows are adopting to keep themselves healthy through these difficult times.
(Add to Calendar)

Thursday, May 27

Game Time: Defuse the Bomb | 12:30AM – 1:30AM
Fellows will work together in small teams to defuse a (virtual) bomb by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 1AM – 2AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Miguel Padro, Senior Program Associate at Aspen BSP, for a conversation about the recent drive for unionization at Amazon and what it tells us about the future of worker rights in America. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: Is Justice Good for Business? | 1AM – 2AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Jorge Fontanez (2014, The Grasshoppers) in a conversation about the role business leaders play to advance social justice issues. While employee advocacy and public sentiment have pushed CEOs to speak up, corporate statements in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement have come with varying commitments to work on longstanding issues of diversity, inclusion, and equity. One year after George Floyd’s death, civil rights organizations are now holding companies accountable to take action, make good on their promises, and follow through on substantive shifts in policy and power. The question we are left to ponder: Is justice good for business? **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 2AM – 3:15AM
The role of corporations in American Democracy is under the spotlight. From political donations to Georgia’s restrictive voting legislation, companies are increasingly called upon to use their voice in the democratic process. But is American democracy best served when corporations take an active role? Join Neal Kemkar (2019, The Gentians) for a unique, engaging, and possibly contentious session in which you are a featured debater.
(Add to Calendar)

Poetry with Dave | 4:30AM – 5AM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 8AM – 8:30AM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Game Time: Digital Treasure Hunt | 5:30PM – 6:30PM
Fellows will work together in small teams to unravel a mystery by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Poetry with Dave | 6:30PM – 7PM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 7:30PM – 8:30PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 7:30PM – 8:30PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Dr. Regina Abrami, Senior Lecturer, Wharton School of Business and Director of the Lauder Institute’s Global Program, for an intimate and off-the-record conversation on the complexities of doing business in China and the US. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 8:30PM – 9:30PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
CEOs are increasingly stepping into social and political debates. And yet, the positions they’ve taken on issues of importance often accord with the views of their consumers and employees – and rarely compromise the bottom line. What does this tell us about the future of CEO activism? And will there come a time when CEOs use their voices on the knottiest and most damaging aspects of corporate practice – for example, tax avoidance, CEO pay, and corporate lobbying? Join Judy Samuelson, Executive Director at Aspen BSP, for a conversation on what's ahead in CEO activism. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Self-Care: Parenting in the Pandemic | 8:30PM – 9:30PM
We love our kids, but this is not a situation we signed up for! Google classroom, on-again/off-again school and 24/7 parenting have created tense home dynamics and little opportunity for escape. In this session, Carlos Abogabir (2013, The Populus) will facilitate a small group conversation about the complexities of parenting in a pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Workshop: Decision-Making Under Deep Uncertainty | 9:30PM – 11PM
As leaders, we are regularly called upon to make decisions without all the information we need. This reality is only getting more difficult as the range of variables and complexities we face seem to multiply by the month. In this workshop, Dr. David Groves, Director, RAND Center for Decision Making Under Uncertainty, will share frameworks and tools for making sound decisions under deep uncertainty.
(Add to Calendar)

Improv for Intrapreneurs | 11:30PM – 12:30AM
Join the People's Improv Theater for a series of exercises intended to enhance leadership, teamwork and communication skills. And also, it's fun!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 11:30PM – 12:30AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Friday, May 28

Re:Mix(er) | 1AM – 2AM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Paired Walks | 2AM – 3AM
In this session, Nancy McGaw, Founder, First Movers Fellowship, will offer a reflective prompt before sending you off on paired conversations. Participants should be prepared to step away from their computer and to use their phones to connect with an assigned partner for these conversations. (walking optional)
(Add to Calendar)

Wednesday, May 26

Re:Mix(er) | 8PM – 9PM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 10PM – 10:30PM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Workshop: Visual Communication | 11PM – 12:30AM
Clear and compelling visuals go a long way in engaging your audience, communicating your ideas and developing your own thinking. But too many of us hesitate to use visual communication because we’re not sure how to do it well – or worse yet, assume that “we’re just not good at that type of thing”. In this session, we’ll learn a handful of strategies for getting more comfortable and capable at using visuals to capture, share and evolve our ideas.
(Add to Calendar)

Thursday, May 27

Self-Care: Romantic Relationships in the Pandemic | 1AM – 2AM
A global pandemic doesn’t exactly scream “romance” – and yet, the relationship we have with our significant other is key to our day-to-day well-being and happiness. In this session, Rahul Raj (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation about the struggles – and successes – of keeping romance alive in the pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Personal Health in the Pandemic | 1AM – 2AM
Our efforts to protect ourselves from the coronavirus have unintentionally led to serious challenges to our physical health and personal well-being. In this session, Nikki Foster (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation on the strategies Fellows are adopting to keep themselves healthy through these difficult times.
(Add to Calendar)

Game Time: Defuse the Bomb | 2AM – 3AM
Fellows will work together in small teams to defuse a (virtual) bomb by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 2:30AM – 3:30AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Miguel Padro, Senior Program Associate at Aspen BSP, for a conversation about the recent drive for unionization at Amazon and what it tells us about the future of worker rights in America. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: Is Justice Good for Business? | 2:30AM – 3:30AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Jorge Fontanez (2014, The Grasshoppers) in a conversation about the role business leaders play to advance social justice issues. While employee advocacy and public sentiment have pushed CEOs to speak up, corporate statements in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement have come with varying commitments to work on longstanding issues of diversity, inclusion, and equity. One year after George Floyd’s death, civil rights organizations are now holding companies accountable to take action, make good on their promises, and follow through on substantive shifts in policy and power. The question we are left to ponder: Is justice good for business? **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 3:30AM – 5AM
The role of corporations in American Democracy is under the spotlight. From political donations to Georgia’s restrictive voting legislation, companies are increasingly called upon to use their voice in the democratic process. But is American democracy best served when corporations take an active role? Join Neal Kemkar (2019, The Gentians) for a unique, engaging, and possibly contentious session in which you are a featured debater.
(Add to Calendar)

Poetry with Dave | 6AM – 6:30AM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 9:30AM – 10AM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Game Time: Digital Treasure Hunt | 7PM – 8PM
Fellows will work together in small teams to unravel a mystery by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Poetry with Dave | 8PM – 8:30PM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 9PM – 10PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 9PM – 10PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Dr. Regina Abrami, Senior Lecturer, Wharton School of Business and Director of the Lauder Institute’s Global Program, for an intimate and off-the-record conversation on the complexities of doing business in China and the US. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 10PM – 11PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
CEOs are increasingly stepping into social and political debates. And yet, the positions they’ve taken on issues of importance often accord with the views of their consumers and employees – and rarely compromise the bottom line. What does this tell us about the future of CEO activism? And will there come a time when CEOs use their voices on the knottiest and most damaging aspects of corporate practice – for example, tax avoidance, CEO pay, and corporate lobbying? Join Judy Samuelson, Executive Director at Aspen BSP, for a conversation on what's ahead in CEO activism. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Self-Care: Parenting in the Pandemic | 10PM – 11PM
We love our kids, but this is not a situation we signed up for! Google classroom, on-again/off-again school and 24/7 parenting have created tense home dynamics and little opportunity for escape. In this session, Carlos Abogabir (2013, The Populus) will facilitate a small group conversation about the complexities of parenting in a pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Workshop: Decision-Making Under Deep Uncertainty | 11PM – 12:30AM
As leaders, we are regularly called upon to make decisions without all the information we need. This reality is only getting more difficult as the range of variables and complexities we face seem to multiply by the month. In this workshop, Dr. David Groves, Director, RAND Center for Decision Making Under Uncertainty, will share frameworks and tools for making sound decisions under deep uncertainty.
(Add to Calendar)

Friday, May 28

Improv for Intrapreneurs | 1AM – 2AM
Join the People's Improv Theater for a series of exercises intended to enhance leadership, teamwork and communication skills. And also, it's fun!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 1AM – 2AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Re:Mix(er) | 3AM – 4AM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Paired Walks | 4AM – 5AM
In this session, Nancy McGaw, Founder, First Movers Fellowship, will offer a reflective prompt before sending you off on paired conversations. Participants should be prepared to step away from their computer and to use their phones to connect with an assigned partner for these conversations. (walking optional)
(Add to Calendar)

Wednesday, May 26

Re:Mix(er) | 9PM – 10PM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 11PM – 11:30PM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Thursday, May 27

Workshop: Visual Communication | 12AM – 1:30AM
Clear and compelling visuals go a long way in engaging your audience, communicating your ideas and developing your own thinking. But too many of us hesitate to use visual communication because we’re not sure how to do it well – or worse yet, assume that “we’re just not good at that type of thing”. In this session, we’ll learn a handful of strategies for getting more comfortable and capable at using visuals to capture, share and evolve our ideas.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Romantic Relationships in the Pandemic | 2AM – 3AM
A global pandemic doesn’t exactly scream “romance” – and yet, the relationship we have with our significant other is key to our day-to-day well-being and happiness. In this session, Rahul Raj (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation about the struggles – and successes – of keeping romance alive in the pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Self-Care: Personal Health in the Pandemic | 2AM – 3AM
Our efforts to protect ourselves from the coronavirus have unintentionally led to serious challenges to our physical health and personal well-being. In this session, Nikki Foster (2011, Rigabamboo) will facilitate a small group conversation on the strategies Fellows are adopting to keep themselves healthy through these difficult times.
(Add to Calendar)

Game Time: Defuse the Bomb | 3AM – 4AM
Fellows will work together in small teams to defuse a (virtual) bomb by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 3:30AM – 4:30AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Miguel Padro, Senior Program Associate at Aspen BSP, for a conversation about the recent drive for unionization at Amazon and what it tells us about the future of worker rights in America. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: Is Justice Good for Business? | 3:30AM – 4:30AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Jorge Fontanez (2014, The Grasshoppers) in a conversation about the role business leaders play to advance social justice issues. While employee advocacy and public sentiment have pushed CEOs to speak up, corporate statements in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement have come with varying commitments to work on longstanding issues of diversity, inclusion, and equity. One year after George Floyd’s death, civil rights organizations are now holding companies accountable to take action, make good on their promises, and follow through on substantive shifts in policy and power. The question we are left to ponder: Is justice good for business? **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 4:30AM – 5:45AM
The role of corporations in American Democracy is under the spotlight. From political donations to Georgia’s restrictive voting legislation, companies are increasingly called upon to use their voice in the democratic process. But is American democracy best served when corporations take an active role? Join Neal Kemkar (2019, The Gentians) for a unique, engaging, and possibly contentious session in which you are a featured debater.
(Add to Calendar)

Poetry with Dave | 7AM – 7:30AM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Meditation | 10:30AM – 11AM
Join Ashley Davis (2018, X) for a guided meditation and brief discussion of strategies for starting or deepening your meditative practice.
(Add to Calendar)

Game Time: Digital Treasure Hunt | 8PM – 9PM
Fellows will work together in small teams to unravel a mystery by solving a series of puzzles.
(Add to Calendar)

Poetry with Dave | 9PM – 9:30PM
Join Dave Sluyter, First Movers Design Team Member, for a reading and discussion of a short poem, chosen especially for you!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 10PM – 11PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 10PM – 11PM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Join Dr. Regina Abrami, Senior Lecturer, Wharton School of Business and Director of the Lauder Institute’s Global Program, for an intimate and off-the-record conversation on the complexities of doing business in China and the US. (Details TBD) **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 11PM – 12AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
CEOs are increasingly stepping into social and political debates. And yet, the positions they’ve taken on issues of importance often accord with the views of their consumers and employees – and rarely compromise the bottom line. What does this tell us about the future of CEO activism? And will there come a time when CEOs use their voices on the knottiest and most damaging aspects of corporate practice – for example, tax avoidance, CEO pay, and corporate lobbying? Join Judy Samuelson, Executive Director at Aspen BSP, for a conversation on what's ahead in CEO activism. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Self-Care: Parenting in the Pandemic | 11PM – 12AM
We love our kids, but this is not a situation we signed up for! Google classroom, on-again/off-again school and 24/7 parenting have created tense home dynamics and little opportunity for escape. In this session, Carlos Abogabir (2013, The Populus) will facilitate a small group conversation about the complexities of parenting in a pandemic.
(Add to Calendar)

Friday, May 28

Workshop: Decision-Making Under Deep Uncertainty | 12AM – 1:30AM
As leaders, we are regularly called upon to make decisions without all the information we need. This reality is only getting more difficult as the range of variables and complexities we face seem to multiply by the month. In this workshop, Dr. David Groves, Director, RAND Center for Decision Making Under Uncertainty, will share frameworks and tools for making sound decisions under deep uncertainty.
(Add to Calendar)

Improv for Intrapreneurs | 2AM – 3AM
Join the People's Improv Theater for a series of exercises intended to enhance leadership, teamwork and communication skills. And also, it's fun!
(Add to Calendar)

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 2AM – 3AM
(Registration required – space is limited)
Since its founding in 1949, Aspen Institute seminars have helped leaders across sectors to reflect on timeless ideas and values. Join us for an intimate, personal, and unique opportunity – a text-based dialogue facilitated by one of the Institute's expert moderators. All participants must read the assigned texts in advance. **Note that registration is required for this session.
(At Capacity - Join the Waitlist)

Re:Mix(er) | 4AM – 5AM
Connect with your fellow Fellows through a series of fun activities.
(Add to Calendar)

Paired Walks | 5AM – 6AM
In this session, Nancy McGaw, Founder, First Movers Fellowship, will offer a reflective prompt before sending you off on paired conversations. Participants should be prepared to step away from their computer and to use their phones to connect with an assigned partner for these conversations. (walking optional)
(Add to Calendar)

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FIRST MOVERS DIGITAL SUMMIT

March 12, 2025

First Mover Salons

Grounded & Centered: A Guided Meditation with Ashley Davis | 5:30AM – 6AM

Navigating Purposeful Careers andFamily Responsibilities | 6:30AM – 7:30AM

First Movers Class Reunion Calls | 8AM – 9:30AM

Deep Dive: DEI is Dead. Long Live DEI. | 10AM – 11AM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Deep Dive: Giving Voice to Valuesin a Contested Workplace | 10AM – 11AM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Deep Dive: Driving Change Amidst Volatility | 10AM – 11AM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Poetry with Dave Sluyter | 11:30AM – 12PM

Taking Charge of Your Professional Development | 12PM – 1:15PM

Winning Strategies for Career Transitions | 1:30PM – 2:30PM

First Movers in the Classroom | 2:30PM – 3:30PM

Re:Mix(er) | 9AM – 10AM

Meditation | 11AM – 11:30AM

Workshop: Visual Communication | 12PM – 1:30PM

Self-Care: Romantic Relationships in the Pandemic | 2PM – 3PM

Self-Care: Personal Health in the Pandemic | 2PM – 3PM

Game Time: Defuse the Bomb | 3PM – 4PM

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us About the Future of Worker Voice | 3:30PM – 4:30PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Salon: Is Justice Good for Business? | 3:30PM – 4:30PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force for Good in American Democracy | 4:30PM – 5:45PM

Poetry with Dave | 7PM – 7:30PM

Meditation | 10:30PM – 11PM

Game Time: Digital Treasure Hunt | 8AM – 9AM

Poetry with Dave | 9AM – 9:30AM

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 10AM – 11AM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Salon: The America-China Business Relationship | 10AM – 11AM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 11AM – 12PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Self-Care: Parenting in the Pandemic | 11AM – 12PM

Workshop: Decision-Making Under Deep Uncertainty | 12PM – 1:30PM

Improv for Intrapreneurs | 2PM – 3PM

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 2PM – 3PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Re:Mix(er) | 3:30PM – 4:30PM

Paired Walks | 4:30PM – 5:30PM

Re:Mix(er) | 2PM – 3PM

Meditation | 4PM – 4:30PM

Workshop: Visual Communication | 5PM – 6:30PM

Self-Care: Romantic Relationships in the Pandemic | 7PM – 8PM

Self-Care: Personal Health in the Pandemic | 7PM – 8PM

Game Time: Defuse the Bomb | 8PM – 9PM

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us About the Future of Worker Voice | 8:30PM – 9:30PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Salon: Is Justice Good for Business? | 8:30PM – 9:30PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force for Good in American Democracy | 9:30PM – 10:45PM

Poetry with Dave | 12AM – 12:30AM

Meditation | 3:30AM – 4AM

Game Time: Digital Treasure Hunt | 1PM – 2PM

Poetry with Dave | 2PM – 2:30PM

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 3PM – 4PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Salon: The America-China Business Relationship | 3PM – 4PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 4PM – 5PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Self-Care: Parenting in the Pandemic | 4PM – 5PM

Workshop: Decision-Making Under Deep Uncertainty | 5PM – 6:30PM

Improv for Intrapreneurs | 7PM – 8PM

Text-Based Seminar: An Aspen Tradition | 7PM – 8PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Re:Mix(er) | 8:30PM – 9:30PM

Paired Walks | 9:30PM – 10:30PM

Re:Mix(er) | 3PM – 4PM

Meditation | 5PM – 5:30PM

Workshop: Visual Communication | 6PM – 7:30PM

Self-Care: Romantic Relationships in the Pandemic | 8PM – 9PM

Self-Care: Personal Health in the Pandemic | 8PM – 9PM

Game Time: Defuse the Bomb | 9PM – 10PM

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us About the Future of Worker Voice | 9:30PM – 10:30PM

(Registration required – space is limited)

Grounded & Centered: A Guided Meditation
with Ashley Davis | 5:30AM – 6AM

Navigating Purposeful Careers and
Family Responsibilities | 6:30AM – 7:30AM

Deep Dive: Giving Voice to Values
in a Contested Workplace | 10AM – 11AM

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 3:30PM – 4:30PM

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 4:30PM – 5:45PM

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 10AM – 11AM

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 11AM – 12PM

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 8:30PM – 9:30PM

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 9:30PM – 10:45PM

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 3PM – 4PM

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 4PM – 5PM

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 9:30PM – 10:30PM

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 10:30PM – 11:45PM

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 4PM – 5PM

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 5PM – 6PM

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 1AM – 2AM

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 2AM – 3:15AM

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 7:30PM – 8:30PM

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 8:30PM – 9:30PM

Salon: What the Amazon Union Vote Tells Us
About the Future of Worker Voice | 2:30AM – 3:30AM

Participatory Debate: Corporations Are a Force
for Good in American Democracy | 3:30AM – 5AM

Salon: The America-China
Business Relationship | 9PM – 10PM

Salon: CEO Activism and Blind Spots
on the Road to Authentic Leadership | 10PM – 11PM