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Carol Fishman Cohen, builder of corporate career re-entry programs and leader of the iRelaunch #returntowork community, now over 100,000 strong, is a pioneer in the career re-entry space. Her viral TED talk "How to get back to work after a career break," has over 3.7 million views and is translated into 30 languages.

Carol is the host of the popular 3,2,1 iRelaunch! podcast and is a regular contributor to Harvard Business Review on career reentry topics. She is well known for her seminal article "The 40-Year-Old Intern, which was selected as an "HBR article that changed the way I think" as part of HBR's 90th anniversary recognition of HBR articles that made the biggest difference in readers’ and contributors’ lives. Her latest article "Return to Work Programs Come of Age" talks about the evolution of and innovation in career reentry programs over nearly two decades, and is accompanied by an HBR Ideacast interview.

Carol speaks around the world on career re-entry topics and has addressed over 1,000 audiences.

Mike Gutman has been leading remote teams for 15 years. As the former marketing director for FlexJobs, Mike helped connect the value of work flexibility to employer strategy and job seekers, including running corporate conferences on remote work strategy for fortune 100 companies.  He is a Linkedin Learning author on topics such as remote work policy, remote work management, and day-to-day best practices and has reached over 1 Million learners. He currently works on remote workforce development projects and consults corporate leadership teams about their remote and hybrid work models.

Kendra’s one of the most passionate people around when it comes to work. She is adamant that no one should suffer at work and she’s not afraid to have the difficult conversations around what we all need to do to make work better. She’s a dynamic, caring, and driven speaker who will give you many tips for being a better worker, leader, or CEO. Known as a speaker who provides hope and is also very knowledgeable about her topic because she is the CEO and Founder of Turning the Corner, one of the only businesses in the country with a mission to “end suffering in the workplace.” Her talks are not just inspirational, but they are also full of useful information that you can start using the minute you leave the room. Whether you love or hate your job, you’ll benefit from hearing her speak. Join her if you want to live full out and enjoy 40 more hours a week of your life.

Kristi helps lead Career Services’ Comprehensive Career team by overseeing outreach efforts and the graduate and alumni career programs. In her role, she also supports campus-wide strategic initiatives and facilitates the Career Community of Practice. When not wearing her leadership hat, Kristi works as a strengths-based career advisor who loves helping students and alumni build awareness of who they are, where they want to go and how to get there. Kristi earned her MA in communication from ��ɫ��Ƶ (Go Buffs!) and her BA in communication and education from Augustana College. Over the course of her career, Kristi has held a variety of professions; the thread that weaves them all together is her love of helping others to discover their purpose and maximize their potential through meaningful work. In her free time, Kristi loves exploring the mountains, endurance sports, singing and travel.