Special Wednesday Session

Join us virtually or in-person for this special Wednesday morning session. We are excited to be hosting Jennifer McNelly, ASSP’s Chief Executive Officer. Jennifer will present on Tackling Today’s Safety Challenges. This presentation, based on insights from ASSP’s 2025 Corporate Listening Tour, explores the evolving landscape of workplace safety and the critical challenges organizations face today. Attendees will gain a fresh perspective on trends shaping the workplace, work, and workforce, while considering how these shifts impact their roles as safety professionals. Through real-world examples and expert insights, this session will equip attendees with the knowledge and tools to engage their safety teams in meaningful discussions, fostering collaboration and strategic alignment in uncertain times.

Learning Objectives:

1. Understand key trends impacting the occupational safety and health (OSH) profession and how they influence the workplace, work, and workforce.
2. Consider the implications of these trends on organizational priorities, workforce dynamics, and the evolving role of OSH professionals.
3. Use the report’s findings and discussion questions to facilitate meaningful conversations within their own safety teams, fostering collaboration and strategic alignment

We are grateful for our Gold Sponsor, MSC Safety Solutions, for providing the venue and Bronze Sponsor, Innovise Business Consultants, for sponsoring breakfast.

Agenda:

8:00am- Doors Open, Breakfast and Networking

8:15am- Virtual Networking/ Zoom Breakout Room Opens

8:35am- MSC and Innovise Introductions, Rocky Mountain Chapter Welcome

9-10am- Presentation and Q&A

Gold Sponsor:

Bronze Sponsor:

Speaker Biography:

Jennifer M. McNelly, CAE, serves as ASSP’s Chief Executive Officer. McNelly brings more than 30 years of association, government, regulatory and business experience. McNelly advances the organization’s mission to help its members and their employers create safe work environments worldwide through the prevention of injuries, illnesses and fatalities. She works with the Board of Directors and ASSP’s professional staff to execute ASSP’s strategic plan for growth while addressing the evolving needs of 35,000 safety and health professionals around the globe.