JAN 13th – 16th
Marriot Downtown Calgary
Get ready to learn about the company’s latest insights, trends, and programs form across the organization and be prepared to walk with new tools and knowledge on how to be a stronger, more confident seller!
Jeff Parker
Chief Executive Officer
Year in Review & Product Roadmap
Amy Bonder
Chief Commercial Officer
Strategic Plan and Vision for the Future
Kurt Starkey
Chief Operating Officer
ETDBW and Operational Improvements
Jason Farmer
Chief Financial Officer
Fun with Finance
Taylor Jacobs
Vice President of Sales
Sales Excellence
SALES CONFERENCE HOMEWORK TOP 5 CLIFTON STRENGTHSIn preparation for a Strength Builder Exercise taking place Day 1, we’re asking everyone to create their 5 personal Clifton Strengths. You don’t want to be left out of this fun activity so please send your strengths to Denise Bergeron by December 20th!
Questions: dbergeron@luminii.com
Mark Norman has been a leader in the training and development industry for 35 years.
Mark’s role as a senior consultant allows him to work with clients to improve leadership and sales effectiveness. He has worked with clients such as Wells Fargo Advisors, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, RW Baird, Bank of America, UBS Financial Services, AT&T and Manpower.
Mark’s dynamic and unique style as a facilitator creates an environment in the classroom that pushes people to a higher level of performance. Mark owned and operated two Dale Carnegie franchises in Philadelphia and St. Louis for fifteen years and received the highest international recognition for sales and leadership performance.
Mark has been married for thirty-nine years to his wife, Lee Ann, and together they have three children and two grandchildren. Mark was an NCAA Division 1 golfer, and in his spare time he loves to travel.
Ashley is an Architectural Lighting Designer with design and project management experience ranging from traditional commercial lighting to public art installations to residential homes.
Her creative approach balances a sense of form and function with a focus on efficiency and sustainability.
Ashley offers unique perspectives and expertise on illuminating the potential of a space, bridging the gap between the engineering, technical, and artistic nature of lighting solutions.
Top skills include: AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, AGI32, Architectural Lighting, Lighting Design
Dawn: dandersen@luminii.com (General Event Questions)
Lauren: lmahoney@luminii.com (Presentations, General Support)
Dragana: dpandev@luminii.com (Hotel Accommodations)
Marriot Downtown Calgary
110 9 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 5A6, Canada
Conference Room Wi-Fi: MarriotBonvoy_CONFERENCE
Password: YYCDT
Because we are all heading ot Calgary in January, there are a few essential tips to help you prepare and make the most of your trip. Calgary’s winter can be cold and snowy, but it’s also a great time to experience its outdoor activities, culture, and hospitality!
Ensure you’re travel-ready by checking that your passport is valid. You’ll need it to enter Canada, so double-check its expiration date well in advance.
In Calgary, the official currency is the Canadian Dollar (CAD). Be sure to have some on hand for smaller purchases, though credit cards are widely accepted.
January in Calgary can be very cold, with temperatures typically ranging from -10°C to -20°C (14°F to -4°F), and it can feel even colder with windchill. It’s not uncommon for temperatures to dip even lower, so dressing in layers is key.
Ensure you know where our hotel and meetings are taking place. Calgary’s downtown area is compact, but traffic can be challenging in winter, so leave extra time for travel.
