What's next for work 2026

January 7th 12 pm ET | 11 am CT | 9 am PT Register below!

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The workplace of tomorrow is being shaped by our experiences today and by leaders who believe that learning, belonging, and recognition can transform both people and performance.

Join us on Wednesday, January 7, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM CT / 9:00 AM PT to hear what’s next for work. Dr. Brad Shuck will join BI WORLDWIDE for a forward-looking conversation about how organizations are aligning human potential, technology, and strategy to create meaningful, measurable results. Together, we’ll explore practical ways to cultivate adaptive teams, design learning experiences that spark growth, and lead with confidence in a world where work, whole person well-being, and AI are inseparably connected.

What will I learn at this webinar?

  • Explore how learning, belonging, and recognition can serve as powerful levers for driving both engagement and measurable business outcomes.
  • Examine real-world examples of how human potential and technology can align to create workplaces that are adaptive, inclusive, and future-ready.
  • Discover practical strategies for leading with confidence in an AI-driven world where technology is a force multiplier. 
  • Reflect on how leaders can design learning and growth experiences that build purpose, retention, and a culture of possibility across their teams.

This is the future, and together, we get to create it.

 

You will earn 1.0 SHRM recertification credits by attending this webinar.

Our speaker

Dr. Brad Shuck

Professor, Human Resources and Organizational Development, University of Louisville
Co-Founder, OrgVitals
Owner, LEAD Research

Dr. Brad Shuck is a tenured Full Professor of Human Resource and Organizational Development at the University of Louisville and internationally recognized scholar in employee engagement, leadership, culture, and employee wellbeing. A Fulbright Scholar who has been consistently acknowledged in Stanford University affiliated rankings of leading researchers globally, his work has appeared in outlets including Forbes, The Washington Post, TIME, and India’s Economic Times, and has routinely worked across Fortune 50 and Fortune 500 companies spanning China, South Korea, India, Panama, the United Kingdom, Portugal, and Spain. Shuck has authored more than 450 publications, holds multiple U.S. copyrights and a registered trademark, and leads three entrepreneurial ventures focused on culture analytics and preventive care for the future of work. At the University of Louisville, he has been recognized multiple times as a Faculty Favorite and was selected as a Presidential Distinguished Scholar. Shuck is a former Wheel of Fortune contestant, a middle school soccer coach, and a proud Kentucky Colonel.

What's next for work 2026