Creating the Conditions for People-Centered Change

Creating the Conditions for People-Centered Change

**Registration closes 7/31/26**

To Register: Creating the Conditions for People-Centered Change

Tuesday, August 4th | 11:50 AM - 1:00 PM

Presented: Avalon Events Center OR Virtual

Speaker: Dr. Summer Miller

Program Summary

Meaningful commitment is essential for driving impactful and sustainable change—but not all commitment is created equal. In this session, we’ll explore three types of commitment, their impact on people’s readiness and willingness to engage with change, and how leaders can create the conditions for individuals and teams to actively participate. You’ll gain people-centered strategies to cultivate a culture that supports both personal and organizational growth through authentic and lasting commitment.

Takeaways

• Identify the three types of commitment and their role in driving people-centered change
• Recognize how leaders can nurture the trust and commitment needed for sustainable change
• Apply people-centered strategies to foster engagement and commitment during change and growth

About the Speaker

Dr. Summer Miller helps businesses navigate change and growth without leaving people behind. Through her work as an advisor, educator, facilitator, and keynote speaker, she helps leaders and teams integrate people-centered practices, so their employees want to be part of the future they are building. Summer holds a doctorate in organizational leadership and teaches master’s courses through the University of Minnesota and the University of Denver. She and her husband, Jason, have four school-age and three adult children and enjoy spending time investing in their family and community.

Menu

BBQ Pork, fruit platter, mixed mini cheesecake bites

Recertification Credits

This presentation is pending approval for:

• 1.0 SHRM Credit

• 1.0 HRCI Credit

Access to this session is limited to individuals who have completed registration. Virtual credentials are not to be shared or forwarded.

Attendance will be monitored. FMHRA reserves the right to invoice any unregistered participant who joins the session without prior registration.