Annual Business Best Practices and Emerging Technologies Conference

The UWEBC Annual Conference, held this year on October 1, is Wisconsin’s premier learning event for business professionals. It provides a platform for insightful discussions and networking opportunities, bringing together industry experts, thought leaders and professionals to explore the latest trends and innovations across several business focus areas.

Hear from UWEBC Director Doug Barton and Master of Ceremonies John Stofflet as they talk about new features, exciting opportunities, and more in this short sneak peek video:

With a diverse range of topics spanning technology, strategy, and leadership, the conference is designed to empower attendees with knowledge that can drive success in the ever-evolving digital landscape.

Our conference features five tracks – Customer Service, Human Resources, Information Technology, Marketing, and Supply Chain – as well as a variety of strategic briefings, world-class keynotes, and a distinguished executive panel.

Early Bird Pricing for this year’s conference ends on August 15, 2024. Register now to save!

Registration is open now.

“The UWEBC Conference was a tremendous event offering great speakers and relevant topics. Every time I attend, I continue to be amazed at the quality of the speakers and the breadth of the topics offered. As an IT and CX leader, I find the conference to be incredibly valuable.” – Ken Garfinkel, Broan-NuTone

Conference Details

When: Tuesday, October 1, 2024

Where: Monona Terrace in Madison, WI, or virtually

What: Wisconsin’s premier learning conference for business professionals

How to participate: Register now!

Featured Speakers (with more to come!)

Elliott Parker
CEO of High Alpha Innovation, Author of The Illusion of Innovation

Dr. Christine B. Whelan
UW–Madison and Emory, Author of The Big Picture: A Guide to Finding Your Purpose In Life

Julia Hobsbawm
Broadcaster, Speaker, Consultant, Author of Working Assumptions: What We Thought We Knew About Work Before Covid and Generative AI – And What We Know Now