Invest in your team - professionally and personally - at the Midwest Leadership Summit

Tuesday, April 18, 2023 | 8 AM - 4:30 PM

Overland Park Convention Center + Online

What is it? How do we create it? How do we live it?

How do we change it? How do we LEAD it?

At Central Exchange, we’re all about equipping you to be your best self – personally and professionally. That’s why we have hosted the Midwest Leadership Summit each and every year since 2003.

With your commitment to business excellence, organizational diversity, and the professional development of women in your workforce, we invite your company to be a part of the 2023 Midwest Leadership Summit.

Join us on April 18, 2023, as we celebrate 20 years with an all-day event full of development, connection and inspiration.

With shifting work environments, changing cultures, and our ever-present desire to lead fulfilling lives, we will spend the day engaging in meaningful conversations around the culture of work, and learn how CULTURE STARTS WITH YOU.

This event is a unique and easy way for you to invest in the women in your workplace and champion overall employee development and advancement.

Together we can continue to raise awareness for gender equity and advance leadership opportunities for women.

SECURE YOUR SPONSORSHIP BY MARCH 28, 2023 FOR MAXIMUM

MARKETING EXPOSURE AT MIDWESTLEADERSHIPSUMMIT.COM

or email Kerry Gentry Hartnett at kerry@centralexchange.org

TICKET + TABLE INFORMATION

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

MEET THE DYNAMIC KEYNOTES

MORNING KEYNOTE

DR. NICOLE

PRICE

Dr. Nicole D. Price gets it.

She understands that if leadership is anything, it is personal, and that everyone can be a great leader — everyone can lead his or her own, whole life. So she gets personal. Dr. Price’s transparency allows others to learn from her mistakes and helps them avoid the same pitfalls. She gets real. She will tell you, yes, having differences within a team can be harder, but that hard work can really pay off — both professionally and personally. And she gets wise. She’ll tell you, in a heartbeat, how she’s gotten a few things wrong over the years, but a little grace and some solid coaching saved her.

Can you make mistakes and still be an awesome leader? Is it possible to lead effectively with so many personalities on one team? Can you genuinely lead people and still have a decent life and energy left to live it? If you ask Dr. Price, the answer is absolutely yes.