Visionaries in Colorado and Oregon are shaping new psychedelic eco-systems by teaching, educating, and building businesses and nonprofits. Dreams are becoming reality in these emerging landscapes.
Jamie Beachy, Steve Elfrink, Martha Hammel, Nate Howard, Meaghan Len Richmond, Barine Majewska
Indigenous communities are key to the emerging psychedelic industry but often see little benefit. How can companies ensure their inclusion and fair share in the growing market? Join the conversation.
Jeeshan Chowdhury, David Heldreth, Julia Mande
Panel: New psychedelic entrepreneurs discuss unique business structures and financial strategies aligning with values and purpose, rejecting traditional models for innovative, purpose-driven for-profit ventures.
Daniel Tarockoff, Scarlet Masius
Professor Rachelle Sampson and collaborators explore how personal transformative experiences, particularly psychedelic ones, can shape a new form of leadership called emergent leadership that fosters collective intelligence for societal problem-solving.
Bennet A Zelner
Building better business can drive change, improve social outcomes, and regenerate the environment. Learn from successful individuals who have integrated principles into their company operations for global impact.
David Champion
Blake Mycoskie founded TOMS Shoes with the One for One® model, providing shoes to children in need globally. He also co-founded Madefor to promote positive habits and practices.
Joe Green, Blake Mycoskie
Paul discusses the historical use and potential for neurological health of psilocybin mushrooms, based on his team's molecular research and clinical studies at MycoMedica Life Sciences.
United States healthcare faces challenges in accessibility and alignment with patient needs. Leaders discuss patient-centered care and business success in a well-being economy.
Nathan Sackett, Kimberly Roddy, Le Ondra Clark Harvey, Deidra Somerville, Tyler Norris