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Thank you to everyone who joined us at our flagship event in Long Beach for three days of energizing conversations and best-in-class outdoor education. We look forward to recharging again in 2025. Stay tuned for more information.
Explore the lineup of standout speakers taking centerstage at the WELL Conference, with new additions added on a monthly basis.
Executive Director, First Nations Child and Family Caring Society and Professor, School of Social Work at McGill University
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Energy, Installations, and Environment and Chief Sustainability Officer
17th Surgeon General of the United States
Executive Vice President, Equity, Engagement and Events, IWBI
President & CEO, IWBI
Joan and Julius Jacobson Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
President and CEO, Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America
Executive Vice President and CEO, IIDA
Managing Director, Intelligent and Digital Workplaces, Accenture
Assoc AIA, WELL AP, CBSM, 5x Olympic Gold Medalist, Associate, Programming Specialist, ELS Architecture and Urban Design
AIA, Founder and Executive Director, ODA
George R. Oliver
Chairman and CEO,
Johnson Controls International
Esther Sternberg, MD
Research Director, Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, University of Arizona
Kyle Steele
CEO, Global Wave Integration
Annemarie Lombard
Founder and CEO,
Sensory Intelligence®
Ramy Kim
Project Manager, Designing
Justice + Designing Spaces
Stephen Huddart
Adjunct Professor, Gustavson School of Business, University of Victoria
Emily Watkins
Chief Client Officer, Instant Group
Yasushi Kinoshita
Representative Member, Eminence Partners, IWBI Governance Council Members
Dr. Courtney Howard
Emergency Physician in Yellowknives Dene Territory, a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Calgary, and the Vice Chair of the Global Climate and Health Alliance
Jessica Green, Ph.D
Program Manager, Resilient Systems, Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H)
Rick Fedrizzi
Executive Chairman, IWBI
May 7 – 9 | Long Beach, Calif.
Performance Verification sets WELL apart as a third-party verified solution for supporting organizations’ health and well-being goals. Join Performance Testing Agents and WELL project teams for this discussion around planning for and conducting Performance Testing. Gain a deeper understanding of each party’s roles and responsibilities and dive into common questions on how to implement Performance Testing most efficiently in your WELL project. Focus on preparing projects for on-site testing and discuss one of the most commonly failed concepts, thermal comfort.
SPEAKERS
Clare Epke, Senior Manager, WELL Performance Verification, IWBI
Eric Sun, Senior Manager, Air and Thermal Comfort Concept Lead, IWBI
With heightened societal expectations and an evolving regulatory landscape, companies and their investors are increasingly motivated to address social sustainability, the “S” in ESG. This is particularly true within the global real estate industry. To serve the needs of real estate investors and fund managers, IWBI partnered with GRESB to co-produce a social sustainability dashboard with performance measures utilizing data from the GRESB Real Estate Assessment. Join Chris Pyke from GRESB and Kelly Worden from IWBI in an exploration of the dashboard and hear firsthand accounts of how real estate companies are leveraging WELL, particularly WELL at scale, to improve reporting and disclosure capabilities across key social factors, including health, equity and well-being.
SPEAKERS
Kelly Worden, MPH, Vice President, ESG and Investing for Health, IWBI
Chris Pyke, Chief Innovation Officer, GRESB
Uma Moriarity, Senior Investment Strategist and Global ESG Lead CenterSquare, Investment Management
This session aims to explore how organizations in architecture, interior design, manufacturing, real estate and related industries are implementing belongingness as it relates to the inclusion of a multi-generational population and those who have historically been racially and ethnically excluded from place and the design process. Join IWBI and IIDA leadership in this session combining real-world case studies, informative panels, and group dialogue. Come prepared to share experiences and discuss challenges.
SPEAKERS
Kimberly Lewis Inkumsah, Executive Vice President, Equity Engagement & Events, IWBI
Cheryl Durst (IIDA), Executive Vice President and CEO, IIDA
Angelita Scott, Ph.D., Director, Community Concept and Health Equity Lead, IWBI
Put health and resilience front and center with WELL. In this session, we'll dive into the specific role that organizations play in fostering and building resilience at different scales. Learn about a range of approaches to resilience strategies and how organizations are prioritizing health, preparedness and equity through their engagement with WELL. By centering the needs of all people, including vulnerable and marginalized populations, we can prepare for a more resilient future. Discover how WELL can help you strengthen your organization, workforce and your community in the face of adversity.
SPEAKERS
Vienna Williams, Senior Director, Standard Development, Movement Concept Lead, IWBI
Jaiko Celka, Sustainability Project Manager, Servidyne
Marilyn Black, Ph.D. Officer and Sr. Technical Advisor, Chemical Insights Research Institute
Sahar Abbaszadeh, Americas West Region Sustainability Leader, Arup
Join renowned doctors, scholars and public health experts for a fireside chat on Evidence to Action. This isn't your ordinary conversation; it's a dynamic exploration of the public health crisis burgeoning within the walls of our indoor spaces, and its profound impact on our well-being. Expect sparks to fly as they unravel the complexities of how our indoor lifestyles shape our internal health. From the air we breathe to the environments we create, every aspect of our indoor existence will be scrutinized with scholarly precision and real-world relevance.
SPEAKERS
Dr. Richard Carmona, MD, MPH, FACS, 17th Surgeon General of the United States
Michelle Williams, ScD, Joan and Julius Jacobson Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health
Kenneth Mendez, President and CEO, Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA)
Esther Sternberg, MD, Research Director, Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, University of Arizona
Best-in-class education
Earn all of your required continuing education credits for 2024 through fast-paced technical sessions.
Health comes first
Enjoy the beautiful California climate and experience an event that prioritizes your health and well-being.
Networking
Take advantage of personalized professional matchmaking, unlocking new business opportunities.
Leading brands who are transforming the healthy building movement.
With a commitment to people and the planet, Shaw is a leader in flooring and other surface solutions designed for indoor and outdoor commercial and residential spaces worldwide.
At Milliken Floors, we strive to innovate flooring without compromise. We stand FOR HUMANKIND in every decision we make by artfully supporting wellness through flooring in healthy spaces.
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What discounts are available for groups?
Discounts are available for groups of three or more. Please reach out to events@wellcertified.com for details.
How are you prioritizing my health and
well-being at the WELL Conference?
IWBI events aim to enhance inclusiveness, safety, thriving, comfort and sustainability so that people leave IWBI events feeling better than when they arrived. We ask that attendees help us to mitigate risk by monitoring their symptoms, and by not attending in person events if they become ill.
What hotel accommodations are nearby?
IWBI has collaborated with Long Beach’s best hotels to offer our attendees excellent accommodations during WELL 2024. Please book your hotel rooms via the links below:
Courtyard Marriott (from $239 per night)
Westin (from $249 per night)
Renaissance (from $255 per night)
Will I be able to earn CE units at this event?
Earn all of your CEUs at the WELL Conference. Technical education sessions will qualify for WELL-specific CEUs (WELL AP credential)
What type of tickets are available?
General registration:
Full conference: $1,450.00
Per day registration:
One-day pass: $500
Can I volunteer at the WELL Conference?
Yes, there are opportunities for students and professionals to volunteer. Register your interest.
Can I apply two discounts simultaneously when registering for the WELL Conference?
No, our registration system allows for the application of only one discount or promotional offer per registration.