Join us for an essential conversation on the personal, organizational, and societal stakes of disconnection, and how connection-centered volunteering can rebuild the bonds our workplaces and communities need most.
Join us for an essential conversation on the personal, organizational, and societal stakes of disconnection, and how connection-centered volunteering can rebuild the bonds our workplaces and communities need most. This session will preview key findings from Volunteering Reconnected, developed in collaboration with leaders from business, government, academia, and the social impact sector, and will equip attendees with practical frameworks to act now.
- Establish a shared understanding of what social connection means in workplace and community contexts, moving beyond surface-level engagement to strengthen relationships and build trust across lines of difference.
- Explore why connection has become the defining challenge of our time, and how investing in it today can strengthen culture, performance, and well-being for generations to come.
- Discover why corporate volunteering programs are uniquely positioned to address the connection crisis—offering structured "third spaces" where employees encounter one another as equals, build relationships across differences, and develop shared purpose at scale.
- Get a first look at key findings and frameworks from Volunteering Reconnected, co-developed with leaders across business, government, academia, and social impact. Learn how the U.S. Chamber of Connection and Goodera are helping organizations translate these insights into measurable impact.
Who should attend?
CSR Leaders
Social Impact Leaders
Employee Engagement Managers
HR & People Operations
HR Leaders
CHROs
Community Relations
External Affairs Executives
Volunteer Program Managers
Speakers
Aaron Hurst
Founder US Chamber of Connection
Alissa May
Vice President of Impact, Goodera
