• Make That Change
  Jon Colby

• We are All Leaders. How Can You Improve Your
  Influence as a Leader?
  Susan Bertrand, MBA, CAE, Illinois SNA We are
  All Leaders Executive Director
• Robert’s Rules Made Simple – It’s Magic! (Part 1)
  Barbara Proctor, PRP
• Turning State Leaders into Masters of Risk! Brian Haney,
  Haney Group
  
• DEIA Session – Part of SNA’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
  series sponsored by TITAN - A LINQ Solution
  Mariama S. Boney, LMSW, CAE, CPEC

• Future Leaders – Future Leaders Alumni Panel
• Experienced Leaders – Association CPR: Breathing Life
  Back into Your State Association – Pam Suyematsu,
  Oregon SNA President and Lynne Shore, SNA Director
• Presiding Leaders – Contractor to Association Management:
  A KY School Nutrition Success Story
  Jack Miniard, Kentucky SNA President, Leah Feagin, SNS,
  Kentucky SNA President-elect, and Steve Abbott,
  Kentucky SNA Vice President

• Lessons Learned - How State Associations and
  School Nutrition Programs can use Similar
  Strategies to Navigate through Financial Uncertainty
  Lindsey Hill, RD, SNS, Director of Nutrition Services at
  South Madison Community Corp and Sheri Shipp, RD,
  Indiana SNA Executive Director
• Ethics and Reputation are Pivotal to Your Success
  Nikole Fridenmaker, CMP
• Improv(e) Your Communication
  Jon Colby
• Fiduciary Duties of Board Members
  Peter Spanos

• Robert’s Rules Made Simple – It’s Magic! (Part 2)
  Barbara Proctor, PRP
• Volunteer Leadership: The Ultimate Balancing Act
  Brian Haney, Haney Group
• State Plan of Action Session
  Rhea Steele, CAE, ODCP, SNA Chief of Staff and State Leaders
• What You Need to Know About Meetings
  Nikole Fridenmaker, CMP

• Nothing Changes if Nothing Changes
  Jennifer Martin, CAE, NYSNA Executive Director
• Finders, Keepers. Where are the Leaders, and
  What Do They Want from the Association
  JoAnne Robinett
• Leading with Emotional Intelligence
  Joe Petit
• Multimedia Jeopardy: How and Why You
  Should Tell Your Association’s Story
  Heidi Otway, APR, CRPC

At the end of day, the attendees can debrief in Conversation
Circles and share what they learned from the day.
This offers them another opportunity to build connections and
learn in a smaller environment. State teams would also be
encouraged to use this time to discuss the implications of
what they have learned on their state plan of action.

• Resilience Ready: Stop Surviving & Begin Thriving
  Vivian Blade, MBA, MBB, PMP, Leadership &
  Resilience Expert

in a smaller environment. State teams would also be encouraged
to use this time to discuss the implications of what they
have learned on their state plan of action 

• That Was a Lot, Now What? Tips to Applying
  Learned Knowledge
  Joe Petit
• It Doesn’t Have to Be Difficult
  Marcia Wagner, Washington SNA State President
• Speak Up! Public Speaking Skills for Asso. Leaders
  Craig Weidel, SNA of Arizona Executive Director
• Leading with a Sense of Humor
  Sarah Chellberg, Missouri SNA Past President

• Future Leaders - Getting Focused on Your Leadership Plan -
  Lori Adkins, MS, SNS, CHE, SNA President-elect
• Experienced Leaders – How to Keep Your Members Engaged
  in an all-Virtual World – Jessica Trippler, SNA of Wisconsin
  Executive Director and Irene Pawlisch, SNA of
  Wisconsin President
• Presiding Leaders – Implementing Change: How to Get
  Rid of Sacred Cows – Jennifer Martin, MBA, CAE, New York
  SNA Executive Director