Conference Luncheons
Three excellent and inspiring speakers highlight these events, which begin at 12:15 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 8, and Tuesday Nov. 9, in the Terrace Ballrooms on the second floor at the north end of the convention center. Doors open at 12:15 p.m., but the speakers will not begin until 12:45 p.m., which provides plenty of time to travel from the general sessions to the luncheons.
Registration for each Conference Luncheon is $50; contact your treasurer to register. Monday’s sponsors are Brindza McIntyre & Seed LLP, CompManagement Inc. and Peck Shaffer & Williams LLP. Tuesday’s sponsors are Bricker & Eckler LLP; CompManagement Health Systems Inc.; and First Energy Solutions.
Vince Lombardi Jr.
Legendary coach's son
Monday, Nov. 8, 12:15 p.m.
The son of NFL coach Vince Lombardi blends his childhood experiences with his father and his adult experiences in law, politics and pro football to create an inspiring message about the qualities found in high-performing people.
Armed with a personal knowledge of his late father’s leadership techniques and a powerful stage presence, Vince Lombardi Jr. continues a family legacy of leading others to better lives. He has the remarkable ability to teach leaders how to put people ahead of the organization, enabling individuals to do what they do best without losing sight of team goals. You’ll be inspired by the son of a true leadership legend.
Mallory Holtman and Sara Tucholsky
Founders of the Sportsmanship Defined Foundation
Tuesday, Nov. 9, 12:15 p.m.
The Mallory Holtman & Sara Tucholsky Sportsmanship Defined Foundation was created after a home run and a torn knee ligament brought the women together on a college softball field in 2008. That twist of fate sparked an amazing display of sportsmanship and inspired Holtman and Tucholsky to create a nonprofit foundation to help those in need.
On that day, Holtman and Tucholsky were on opposing teams when Tucholsky hit the first home run of her career. When she hurt her knee and was unable to run after crossing first base, Holtman and a teammate carried her around to home plate. That stellar show of sportsmanship brought them widespread media attention, enabling them to parlay their fame into a way to motivate others with their spirit and caring.