The People Track at the UWEBC Annual Conference explores the strategies and practices that help organizations attract, develop, and empower their people.
This track brings together leaders and practitioners working across human resources, talent development, learning and development, leadership, and change management. Sessions focus on how organizations are building strong workplace cultures, supporting employee growth, and leading teams through an evolving business landscape.
From talent strategy and workforce development to leadership effectiveness and organizational change, speakers share practical insights and real-world experiences that help organizations strengthen the people side of their business.
While we finalize the 2026 People Track lineup, we invite you to explore highlights from last year’s sessions below. These clips offer a glimpse into the thoughtful conversations and expert perspectives that make this track an essential part of the conference experience.
Stay tuned as we begin announcing this year’s speakers in the coming months.
Track Host
Jennifer Anderson
Position title: Practice Director in Residence – Change Leadership
Jennifer Anderson, MS is a recognized thought leader on transformation and organizational change, inspiring leaders to execute strategy with clarity, focus and resilience. As a consultant and executive coach, she guides organizations to adapt and thrive by developing conscious leaders to create high-performing teams and intentional, human-centered culture.
With a background in organizational behavior and extensive experience as a mind-body practitioner, Jennifer brings a unique blend of science and wisdom to her work. She is the Founder of Resilience, LLC and a Co-Active coach. Jennifer holds multiple certifications including Be Well Lead Well Pulse Guide, ProSci Change Practitioner, iRest meditation teacher, and Mind-Body Practitioner.
As a Practice Director in Residence, Jennifer helps UWEBC bring real-world perspective to our programming. If you’d like to connect with her or suggest topics for future events, contact UWEBC Director Doug Barton to coordinate the conversation.