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Designing for the Future: Brain Healthy Organizations 

Across dynamic panels and conversations, leaders from diverse industries will share why brain health is critical to the future of work, and how they’ve successfully embedded it into their organizations — from executive vision and culture-shaping policies to practical, bottom-up tactics employees use every day. You’ll explore how brain health connects directly to performance, resilience, innovation, and long-term business results.
Audience: corporate professionals and leaders
Free with registration TUESDAY, FEB 24, 2026 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM CST *Doors open at 9:30 AM Center for BrainHealth
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Event Overview

9:30
Doors open for registration, networking
10:00
Morning sessions
11:30
Lunch and breakout sessions
12:45
Afternoon sessions
3:00
Program conclusion

Program Details


Center for BrainHealth and Slalom unite business innovators, brain health experts, HabLab specialists, and transformation leaders to explore how brain health can drive human performance and accelerate business success.

Welcome

LET'S MAKE THIS PERSONAL: HOW TOXIC ARE YOUR HABITS?

Unlocking the Future

BRAIN HEALTH AS A COMPETATIVE ADVANTAGE — STARTING WITH YOU

A Former Navy SEAL's Perspective

MAKING BRAIN HEALTH A PERFORMANCE ADVANTAGE

Designing Brain-Healthy Organizations

Featuring perspectives from HabLab (Slalom’s internal research lab focused on habits and habitats for the future of work), The Business Collaborative for BrainHealth, Perkins&Wll and MetroCare, this conversation spans science, safety and workforce enablement. You’ll hear how an epidemiologist approaches brain health through a safety lens, how a large clinical organization is operationalizing SMART™ brain health training through a train-the-trainer model and internal Brain Health Champions, and how research partnerships and real-world experimentation help organizations learn what works — and scale it responsibly. This session is ideal for leaders seeking strategic clarity paired with actionable implementation guidance.

Brain Health Tactics to Transform Organizations

In a world shaped by rapid change, mental strain and economic uncertainty, brain health is emerging as one of the most critical — and overlooked — factors in workplace performance and sustainability. Backed by the World Economic Forum’s global call to action, this session helps leaders reimagine the workplace as a brain-healthy ecosystem — where trust, creativity inclusion and well-being aren’t side perks, but core drivers of long-term growth. Attendees participate in a hands-on activity on how brain health, when supported through strategic leadership behaviors, culture design, and intentional rituals, can unlock innovation, reduce burnout, elevate team dynamics, and add real GDP value.

Leading with Brain Health

TURNING HUMAN POTENTIAL INTO MEASURABLE RESULTS Leaders from GoMo Health, Slalom’s HabLab, HKS Architects and KepnerCPA reveal how they’re combining human-centered science, advanced technology and strength-based brain health approaches to improve strategic attention, reduce stress and anxiety, and accelerate innovation at scale. Learn how personalized behavioral science solutions are transforming engagement and compliance in maternal health, how chronic workplace stress can be reversed through targeted brain health training, and how organizations like HKS measure brain health improvement and drive significant reductions in multi-tasking. This session is designed for leaders ready to move beyond good intentions and embrace evidence-backed strategies that deliver real, rapid results.

TBD From Insight to Impact

USING BRAIN HEALTH STRATEGIES TO THRIVE IN THE WORKPLACE

Registration

Designing for the Future: Brain Healthy Organizations Tuesday, Feb 24, 2026 (10AM-3PM CST) Center for BrainHealth