VIRTUAL | Post-Summit Learnshop with Ann Hackett, Ph.D.

Great News!! For the fifth year in a row, Central Exchange is proud to provide a Virtual Post-Summit Learnshop to all Midwest Leadership Summit attendees.
 
The inspiration, curiosity, and growth you experienced on April 22 will continue!
 
Join us virtually on May 6 at 3 PM CST to continue the conversation from your day of development, connection, and inspiration. Ann Hackett, Leader of Central Exchange, will lead us in a one-hour session continuing this year’s theme, Cultivating Curiosity.
 
This isn’t just a session; it’s an interactive experience. During the Post-Summit Learnshop, Ann will take a deeper dive into all the sessions you attended and give more insight into the theme of curiosity and how it shapes our leadership journey.

Still have questions from the Summit? Bring those to our Post-Summit session and ask Ann your burning questions!

Ann Hackett, PhD, helps others reach their full potential. 
 
With over 25 years of diverse corporate leadership, Ann embodies a profound commitment to curiosity and learning, shaping her multifaceted career.
 
With a background in industrial/organizational psychology, Ann has held executive roles at Accenture, H&R Block, Dine Brands Global, and is a Senior Advisor at the Kauffman Foundation. She is the Founder of HumanRoot, her consulting firm, specializing in business strategy, organizational development, and talent management.
 
Currently serving as Chief Learning Officer, Executive Coach, and Assistant Professor at the Henry W. Bloch School of Management, University of Missouri – Kansas City, Ann leads with a passion for education and alignment of values, talents, and career trajectories. Simultaneously, she heads Central Exchange, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women.
 
Ann's extensive experience spans learning and organizational development, talent management, and higher education, fostering growth and potential in individuals and organizations alike. Holding a Ph.D. and master’s degree in industrial/organizational psychology from Kansas State University, Ann continues to be a catalyst for professional development and empowerment.