Intentional Innovation: How CCOs Build Trust in our Changing World

The conveyor belt of world-changing technologies is speeding up, spurring an unprecedented wave of innovation that spans geographies and industries. The rate of change is increasing competitive pressures that must be met with the CCO’s unique strengths — making sense of the business environment and anticipating change; understanding stakeholders and their needs;

The CCO innovators of this era can drive growth, improve society and benefit humanity through everything from advanced approaches to sustainability to deeper, more authentic human experiences. Unlocking this part of their role is an opportunity for CCOs to maximize their influence and impact.

At this year’s Page Annual Conference, we welcome members from around the world to join us in the shadow of Silicon Valley, a beating heart of innovation, to explore our role in a world where technology and trust intersect more profoundly than ever before. earning their trust and support; and maximizing the value our organizations create for them and the world. At the same time, CCOs are a necessary check on the potential for new technologies to cause harm. Balancing these responsibilities evinces the growing importance of our evolving role in resisting disruption and retaining business relevance.

Registration Fee

The registration fee breakdown is tiered based on your membership type and how you will be joining us. Register on or before July 22 for the early bird rate.

Italicized numbers indicate the raised rate after July 22.

Corporate, Agency, Executive Search: $3,710 | $3,910
Non-Profit, Government, Retiree: $2,060 | $2,270
Educator: $1,440 | $1,650
Honoree: Complimentary
Spouse: $1,030
Dinner-Only: $495

Cancellation Policy

Our policy is to refund 50% of the conference fee if canceled 31 days in advance of the scheduled start of the event. There will be no refunds, in whole or in part, for cancellations received within 30 days of the event.Registration fees are non-transferable. Cancellation for COVID-related reasons will be eligible for full refunds. All other cancellations will follow our standard cancellation policy.

COVID-19 Policy

Page continues to review and revise this policy based on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) and local jurisdiction guidance on COVID-19. Requirements will be updated accordingly.

Based on current guidance, the following rules now apply to participants at in-person Page meetings and conferences (attendees, speakers, staff and vendors):

• Participants are required to follow all government requirements, including local, state and/or national requirements where the event is held.
• It is recommended that participants are fully vaccinated for COVID-19, as outlined by the CDC or local jurisdiction, if the event is outside the U.S.

In addition, participants are asked to avoid participation if:

• They have tested positive for COVID-19 and have not yet completed a CDC-recommended isolation period, or the equivalent as outlined by the local jurisdiction if outside the U.S.; or
• They have COVID-19 symptoms.

If you have been exposed to COVID-19, please test to ensure you are not infected before your participation.