As of April 3, 2026. Subject to change.
Leticia Escamilla
CEO and founder, MindFuel in Motion
Escamilla is the chief executive officer and founder of MindFuel in Motion and a self‑leadership expert who helps leaders and teams thrive in high‑pressure environments. Through her MindFuel training program, Escamilla equips professionals with practical mindfulness tools—combining breathwork, emotional intelligence, and habit‑building—to turn stress and overwhelm into clarity, focus, and sustained performance. A certified meditation teacher and author of the Me Time journal, she brings a relatable, energizing approach that reframes mindfulness as a leadership advantage. Grounded in her own transformation, Escamilla inspires leaders to turn stress into strategy without sacrificing well-being.
Kat Kibben
Keynote speaker and recruiting consultant; founder, Three Ears Media
Kibben helps organizations improve hiring outcomes by addressing the recruiting speed bumps that quietly derail them—unclear job posts, ineffective interviews, and misaligned hiring manager relationships. With more than 15 years of experience at global brands including Monster.com and Randstad Worldwide, Kibben is known for their extensive research on job descriptions and how teams navigate uncertainty with confidence. A LinkedIn Top Voice on Hiring, their insights have been featured in The New York Times and Forbes. They are also the author of two books: This Was All An Accident and The Bounce Back Factor: A Leader’s Guide to Liking Yourself While Leading People.
Sabrina Alexis Sayoc
AI technology and innovation lead, Kelly Science, Engineering, Technology, and Telecom
As a digital native and tech-forward strategist, Sayoc is at the forefront of how the next generation of leaders will interact with AI. Currently serving as the AI technology and innovation lead for Kelly SETT, she specializes in the intersection between people, processes, and technology. Having started her career as a science and clinical recruiter, Sayoc’s approach to innovation is deeply rooted in the “human” side of staffing, ensuring that as we accelerate AI and emerging technology adoption we never lose sight of people, equity, and accessibility as the drivers. With a master of business administration degree and master of science degree in business analytics from Indiana University, she brings a fresh, future-ready perspective to the industry and is a dedicated advocate for inclusive tech adoption. Additionally, Sayoc serves as a founding and advisory council member for the nonprofit Women of Color in Staffing, outgoing chair of the ASA social responsibility committee, and programming chair of Kelly’s disability inclusion employee resource group, Unlimited.
Annette Wehrli
Consultant; coach; and founder, Effectivity Consulting
Wehrli works with business owners, executive teams, and leaders who are good at running their business but know something is in the way of what’s next. With more than 20 years on the corporate team at MRINetwork as a leader, speaker, consultant, and executive coach, she knows what strong search and staffing look like from the inside, and what holds them back. With a respected reputation for asking the questions others avoid and simplifying what feels complicated into something actionable, Wehrli helps leaders get results they can’t get on their own.
Ana Welsh
Wharton lecturer, workplace dynamics speaker, and Next Gen Talent developer
Welsh is a Wharton lecturer, workplace dynamics speaker, and Next Gen Talent developer who helps emerging professionals become the kind of talent organizations trust, promote, and fight to retain. A former vice president in a high-growth, private equity-backed health care organization, Welsh helped scale the business from two to 93 locations while building an award-winning culture and reducing turnover from 60% to 21%. She understands firsthand what drives performance, retention, and long-term success across both employees and the organizations that hire them. Today, she partners with companies across industries to strengthen the human effectiveness skills that impact hiring outcomes, team performance, and client relationships—equipping early-career talent to communicate clearly, think strategically, and deliver without hand-holding. Welsh teaches at the Wharton School and works with organizations including Comcast, SAP, WSFS, and Zeta Global.
Jessica D. Winder
Chief people officer, Winder Law Firm; founder, Hidden Gem Career Coaching
Winder believes most people are invisible at work and don’t even realize it. As chief people officer at Winder Law Firm and founder of Hidden Gem Career Coaching, she has built a reputation for saying the things most leaders won’t—especially when it comes to hiring, power, and how careers actually move forward. With an audience of more than 100,000 professionals, Winder teaches one thing clearly: If you don’t build your own brand, your company will build one for you—and you probably won’t like it. Her work focuses on helping professionals create leverage, not just loyalty, by building a personal brand that drives real opportunities inside and outside of corporate. At THRIVE Virtual 2026, she will show leaders exactly how to stop being overlooked and start being intentionally known.
Jenny Wood
Founder, Own Your Career
Wood is a former Google executive and New York Times bestselling author of Wild Courage. During her tenure at Google, she led large‑scale operations teams that helped drive billions in revenue and founded Own Your Career, a leadership program adopted by more than 56,000 employees across nearly 100 countries. Featured in Harvard Business Review, Bloomberg, and CNBC, Wood is known for helping leaders build confidence, make bold decisions, and thrive under pressure to accelerate both personal and organizational success.
Register Today for THRIVE Virtual
Join leading women in staffing for this engaging event, brought to you by the ASA Women in Leadership interest group.
April 23, 12–5 p.m. Eastern time
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