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NAVIGATING THE NEW NORMAL AT WORK

NOVEMBER 22, 2021



12:00 PM - 02:00 PM ET

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The pandemic fundamentally changed the way we work and women bore the brunt of
that shift. As companies head back to the office or opt for hybrid work models,
employees and managers are planning for a new, pandemic-infused reality. With
rates of worker anxiety and burnout at an all-time high, companies are making
mental health a priority and reimagining professional development and
expectations for management. Join WSJ to learn how industry leaders are
promoting innovation and productivity with remote teams, rethinking work/life
balance and redefining what success looks like in their organizations.


SPEAKERS





SIAN BEILOCK

PRESIDENT
BARNARD COLLEGE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY



ERIKA IRISH BROWN

CHIEF DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION OFFICER AND GLOBAL HEAD OF TALENT
CITIGROUP



NAOMI HIRABAYASHI

CO-FOUNDER AND CO-CEO
SHINE



LEENA NAIR

CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER
UNILEVER





PROGRAM PARTICIPANT





SHARON SMITH RIBNER

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL





SPONSOR PARTICIPANT





MONIQUE HARRISON

HEAD OF BRAND MARKETING
MERCEDES-BENZ USA





NEWSROOM HOSTS





ELLIE AUSTIN

NEWS EDITOR, LIVE JOURNALISM AND SPECIAL COVERAGE
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL



KATHERINE FINNERTY

DEPUTY EDITOR, LIVE JOURNALISM
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL



EMILY GLAZER

REPORTER
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL



KIM LAST

EDITOR, LIVE JOURNALISM AND SPECIAL CONTENT
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL





2021 AGENDA




AGENDA

12:00 PM

12:00 PM

WELCOME REMARKS

KIM LAST

EDITOR, LIVE JOURNALISM AND SPECIAL CONTENT

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

12:10 PM

12:10 PM

THE NEW WORKPLACE

Two executives discuss how the pandemic has impacted company culture, standards
for advancement and managerial expectations by spurring new commitments to
employee wellbeing and inclusion at their respective organizations.

ERIKA IRISH BROWN

CHIEF DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION OFFICER AND GLOBAL HEAD OF TALENT

CITIGROUP

LEENA NAIR

CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER

UNILEVER

EMILY GLAZER

REPORTER

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

12:40 PM

12:40 PM

UNDER PRESSURE: GET A HANDLE ON STRESS

Anxiety and depression are at historic highs with many reporting job stress as a
primary culprit. Barnard College President Sian Beilock, who is also a cognitive
scientist specializing in performance anxiety, will discuss the science behind
work worry and how best to cope.

SIAN BEILOCK

PRESIDENT

BARNARD COLLEGE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

ELLIE AUSTIN

NEWS EDITOR, LIVE JOURNALISM AND SPECIAL COVERAGE

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

1:15 PM

1:15 PM

WORKSHOP: BEAT JOB ANXIETY

Dr. Beilock answers your questions about the cognitive factors that contribute
to professional anxiety and shares practical tips on beating work stress.

SIAN BEILOCK

PRESIDENT

BARNARD COLLEGE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

ELLIE AUSTIN

NEWS EDITOR, LIVE JOURNALISM AND SPECIAL COVERAGE

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

1:15 PM

1:15 PM

WORKSHOP: OPTIMIZING SELF-CARE FOR EVERYONE

Shine is an app with over four million users that helps individuals and
organizations promote wellbeing and beat stigma around mental health through
guided meditations and journaling tips.

NAOMI HIRABAYASHI

CO-FOUNDER AND CO-CEO

SHINE

KATHERINE FINNERTY

DEPUTY EDITOR, LIVE JOURNALISM

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL


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