Workplaces are shifting at breakneck speed, demanding adaptable, steady and decisive leadership. How do you cut through the disruption, make tough calls with confidence, and keep teams engaged and focused on what matters? How do you foster trust, dignity, and connection—even in the face of rapid change.

Whether you’re a CEO, manager or changemaker, discover how to adapt, inspire, and lead decisively in an unpredictable world.

In this panel, thought leaders, innovators and accessibility advocates come together to discuss the importance of accessibility, the power of the disabled dollar and how artificial intelligence is transforming the digital landscape for the disability community.

Join us as we explore:

• What it means to make technology accessible and usable for people with disabilities.
• Cutting-edge AI solutions that are designed to make online platforms more user-friendly and accessible.
• Real-world applications, such as AI-driven assistive technologies and AI-generated captions and subtitles, audio descriptions and voice recognition.
• Ethical considerations, challenges and opportunities in building AI solutions that empower all communities.

Women are leading in the creator economy. A recent report found that nearly 65% of creators identify as women out of the 50 million plus content creators across the globe. Women creators are not just building their brands but also fostering communities and championing collaboration. This panel highlights the rising influence of women in media and tech who are creating supportive networks, redefining success and leading with authenticity.

Join us for a conversation with dynamic industry leaders and innovators as they share insights on how creators can adapt, thrive and build supportive networks in the evolving social media landscape.

Radio and podcasting should be open to everyone, but many barriers still exist for disabled professionals in audio production. During this fireside chat, Paul Amadeous Lane and Sylvia Longmire will explore the need to hire disabled talent, adapt studios for better accessibility, and improve how disability is represented in audio media.

Lane and Longmire will share their experiences working with mainstream studio setups, and navigating accessibility challenges in both live radio and podcasting. They’ll also discuss practical steps stations and podcast creators can take to ensure disabled talent have the tools and opportunities they need to succeed.

In today’s competitive media landscape, authentic storytelling and distinct voices are essential for capturing audience attention and building lasting impact. But how can professionals in broadcast, media and production not only cut through the noise but also create a sustainable business that truly connects with their audience?

This panel brings together industry leaders and trailblazing creators to explore proven go-to-market strategies that prioritize multiculturalism, community engagement, and authenticity.

Gain actionable insights to help you amplify your reach, grow your audience, and secure the right partnerships – all while staying true to your creative vision and business goals.