Top Conferences on Company Culture You Can't Afford to Miss - Amelia Wilcox speaking at a conference

Top Conferences on Company Culture You Can't Afford to Miss

Amelia Wilcox
December 7, 2016
October 9, 2022
Executives
HR

Editor's note: This article has been updated since it was originally published on September 7, 2015.

Any HR leader worth their weight in ergonomic keyboards needs to keep up to date on all things culture related.

Attending a national conference is a great (and fun) way to do that. This ever-growing list of company culture conferences will keep you on track. (Check back often for updates!)

top conferences on company culture you can't afford to miss

Top Culture Conferences to Up Your Professional Game

Culture Summit

The Culture Summit is a one-day gathering of HR leaders, culture experts and even disgruntled employees -- anyone who believes it's possible to create a better work culture.

Previous speakers include Nina McQueen, Senior Director of Employee Experience at LinkedIn; Didier Elzinga, CEO of Culture Amp; and Katie Burke, VP of Culture and Experience at Hubspot.

In their own words: "We’ll get beyond the fluff and dive into the data, strategies, and practices that take it from soft skills to actual results."

You can even watch videos of all their 2015 presentations here.

Link: Culture Summit

Related: Best Ideas for Corporate Retreats: Building Culture Offsite

Ultimate Culture Conference

Put on by Human Synergistics International, this annual conference is directed at senior executives and consultants. This one-day event is packed full of keynote addresses, and TED-inspired presentations.

In their own words, you don't want to miss "...this unique opportunity to gain actionable insights and inspiration at a world-class location."

Link: Ultimate Culture Conference

Related: 6 Simple Keys to Create Killer Culture

Employee Engagement Conference

The Human Capitol Institute puts on the Employee Engagement Conference every year, along with several other leadership and culture conferences.

There is HRCI and SHRM credit available for interested attendees.

In their own words: "We scour the industry to provide fresh, premium, and actionable insight aggregated in real time — presented the way you want it, when you want it."  

Link: Employee Engagement Conference

Related: 4 Signs Your Company Culture is Ready for 360 Degree Reviews

Great Place to Work Annual Conference

Since 2011, Great Place to Work has put on engaging conferences on improving company culture.

All information about previous years' sessions are available for download online.

In their own words: "The annual Great Place to Work Conference is the only national event that provides professionals the tools they need to elevate their workplace cultures from good to great."

Link: Great Place to Work Conference

Related: Is Tech Making Company Culture Better or Worse?

Did we miss your favorite culture building conference? Let us know in the comments!

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Amelia Wilcox
Amelia Wilcox
Amelia Wilcox is the Founder and CEO of Nivati, a leader in corporate massage and employee mental health support since 2010. Her high-growth B2B company provides employee stress management tools that arm businesses with actionable data and positive employee experiences to improve wellbeing, boost morale, and increase engagement. Amelia has exponentially grown her company from a solo living-room service business to an international technology brand.