Workforce Workbench
Building Better Board Questions for the AI Era
August 6, 2026 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT Chicago Loop, IL
NACD Chicago Chapter
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Greg Hedges
President and Chief Executive Officer
GregHedges@ChicagoNACD.org
312-480-7030
NACD Chicago Chapter
5400 West Elm Street
McHenry, IL 60050
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About The Event
This session is designed for attendees of NACD Chicago’s recent workforce programming, including The New Workforce Equation: Generations + GenAI + Governance on April 23 and the Designing the Workforce of the Future discussion during NACD’s June Master Class in Chicago.
John Bremen, the Forbes columnist from WTW who was interviewed by NACD's Linda Myers, closed our April 23 event. He generously offers to host us in the WIllis Tower, while Jeff Perry, Chair of the NACD Chicago Board of Directors, will facilitate.
This will be a working session — not a panel — designed to produce practical, board-ready questions on AI, workforce transformation, trust, culture, productivity, risk, and governance.
Please let us know you’ll attend promptly: We need an accurate count so we can design the room, table format, and working session around the people who are actually attending. The experience will be much stronger if we know the group size in advance.
We would be delighted to have you join us as we turn these conversations into practical boardroom action!
Please let us know now while you're thinking about it.
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Chicago Loop
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NACD Chicago Chapter
Contact Us
Greg Hedges
President and Chief Executive Officer
GregHedges@ChicagoNACD.org
312-480-7030
NACD Chicago Chapter
5400 West Elm Street
McHenry, IL 60050
Find a Chapter
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