Step into the future of incentive travel in Greenville, South Carolina, an unexpected gem where creativity, connection, and southern charm intersect. Join us for an unforgettable experience as we unveil AI and the Human Heartbeat, a transformative theme designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate our industry.
Why Greenville? Picture this: riverside views, dynamic spaces, and an artsy, tech-savvy vibe that’s drawing visionaries from around the globe. It’s the ideal setting for meeting planners and suppliers to come together, connect on a deeper level, and explore how we can embrace technology without losing the soul of what we do.
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Speakers & Sessions
Kristen Brown is an energy mastery expert and bestselling author who helps you get charged up even during change and stress. She spent 15-years in corporate leadership roles and today continues her work with companies around the world as a keynote speaker. She has appeared in media like Live with Kelly, Forbes, Working Mother, Psychology Today, and more. Her biggest faults – she is an occasional know-it-all and frequent wine aficionado. She lives in Minneapolis and loves hiking, anything on, in, or near water, and hanging with her dog and daughter.
A frequent on-air legal commentator for Court TV, CNN, and other major networks, Darryl is also a former President of the Screen Actors Guild Georgia and holds numerous accolades, including being named a “Legal Legend” by the Fulton County Daily Report.
At the SITE Southeast Education Summit, Darryl will explore the legalities of using AI, offering invaluable insights for industry professionals.
What truly sets Ricky apart is his ability to highlight and celebrate the concept of being Uniquely Different. In a world increasingly influenced by technology and AI, Ricky emphasizes the irreplaceable human qualities that drive innovation, connection, and resilience. While AI can analyze data and predict patterns, it cannot replicate the empathy, intuition, creativity, and adaptability that define us as individuals. Ricky’s message underscores the importance of embracing our distinctive perspectives, experiences, and emotional intelligence—not just as assets but as essential elements of growth and success.
Through his interactive and inspiring experiences, Ricky Kalmon not only entertains but empowers individuals to recognize the value of their uniqueness, reminding us all that our human distinctiveness is the ultimate driver of personal and professional transformation.
This program is an unforgettable experience you won’t want to miss!
Hotel
Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville
44 E Camperdown Way
Greenville, SC 29601
(864) 520-5300
Harvest Hope in Greenville, SC, is a vital food bank dedicated to combating hunger and providing nutritious meals to individuals and families in need across the Upstate region. Through the support of volunteers, donors, and community partners, Harvest Hope works tirelessly to supply essential food resources, promote community resilience, and uplift those facing food insecurity.
As part of SITE Southeast’s CSR initiatives, this project will involve packing nutritious meal and food boxes to support the local community. Your efforts will directly impact those who rely on Harvest Hope’s critical services.
Please note that this project is limited to 30 participants.
For this project, dress in comfortable, casual attire suitable for indoor work. Closed-toe shoes, such as sneakers, are required for safety. Together, we’ll make a meaningful difference in the fight against hunger while supporting the mission of this remarkable organization.
Annie’s House, located in the historic Nicholtown community of Greenville, SC, is the flagship site of Sustaining Way, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing sustainability and fostering community leadership. This vibrant, energy-efficient home serves as a living model of sustainable practices and a hub for education, outreach, and hands-on initiatives that promote environmental stewardship, healthy living, and community empowerment. Surrounded by flourishing gardens, the site embodies the organization’s vision for a resilient and sustainable future.
As part of SITE Southeast’s commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR), select attendees will have the unique opportunity to contribute to this inspiring space. Volunteers will assist with essential garden tasks such as mulching, weeding, maintenance, and possibly planting to support the ongoing growth and vitality of Annie’s House and its mission.
For those participating in this rewarding project, please come prepared for outdoor work. Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing is recommended, such as breathable t-shirts, jeans, or workout pants. Sturdy, closed-toe shoes like sneakers or boots are essential. Bring gardening gloves and a hat if desired.
A Child’s Haven, a therapeutic program serving preschool children ages 6 months to 6 years old, provides critical services to children with developmental delays caused by limited resources, abuse, or neglect. This organization offers these young children the chance to heal and thrive in a supportive environment.
They are currently in need of child and adult clothing (new and gently used), toys, and diapers/pullups. Your generosity can make a meaningful impact on these children and their families.
As part of our efforts, SITE Southeast attendees are encouraged to bring donations from home to contribute. During the event, attendees will inspect and sort the items collected to ensure everything is ready for delivery to A Child’s Haven.
Wine To Water is a global nonprofit dedicated to providing clean water solutions to communities in need. In response to the recent hurricanes in the Southeast, Wine To Water has mobilized to deliver essential water filters, clean water access, and emergency support to affected areas, helping families recover and rebuild. SITE Southeast proudly supports Wine To Water’s efforts worldwide and remains committed to their mission. Through our 2024 Fill it Forward program, we have already raised $1,000, fueling their life-changing work and helping ensure safe water access for communities in need.
