Alumni Exchange
Reflections on Recharge 2018
By Glain Roberts-McCabe, President On Thursday, November 15th, we hosted the 5th annual Roundtable alumni conference – Recharge. For those of you unfamiliar with it,
November 26, 2018
Alumni Exchange
A Visual Journey Through Recharge 2018
Once again, Recharge was filled with great takeaways and plentiful knowledge bombs. Luckily, we had Erica Bota from ThinkLink Graphics with us to document the
November 20, 2018
Alumni Exchange
Top 5 Takeaways from Recharge
By Kate Salmon, Senior Manager, Marketing Recharge was an amazing day, full of learning and laughter and new connections. As a previous attendee who had
November 20, 2018
Recharge 2017 Call for Speakers!
Do you have something you want to say on our Recharge theme of Choices? We have 4 open spots available and would love to hear
March 22, 2017
Alumni Exchange
Recharge 2016 Recap
On November 4, a group of Roundtable alumni shut off their cell phones, left work behind (sort-of) and joined their peers for a day of
November 8, 2016
Alumni Exchange
Recharge 2015: Trust your people, know your purpose and have courage
We’re still buzzing at the Executive Roundtable office from last week’s Recharge conference. So many great ideas, so little time! A tribe of great leaders
September 9, 2016
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