The Luminary Societies Hosts Salon on Innovation and Leadership

The Luminary Societies, a community dedicated to fostering meaningful conversations through salon events and discussions, hosted an intimate gathering on February 12, featuring a discussion of the role of corporate innovation in an evolving corporate culture.  Luminary Societies founder Rebecca Kaykas-Wolff led a dynamic conversation with Kelley Steven-Waiss, who shared her thoughts on her own exit to enterprise leader, ServiceNow. Entrepreneur and Co-founder of Innover.ai and The Luminarian Fellowship Kamran Elahian also joined the discussion, presenting his ideas about innovation and the need for a management philosophy which helps create repeatable results.

The event was hosted by Jesse Lee-Eller, Founder of Studio5 Learning and Development, and guests nibbled savory treats prepared by chef Genie Mosely. The evening offered attendees a rare opportunity to network with leaders in technology and innovation, enjoyed in the comfort of a private venue. The Luminary Societies’ goal is to bring together thought leaders and change-makers to explore the critical issues shaping the future of business, philanthropy, the arts and technology. The organization also sponsors the Luminarian Fellowship, a prestigious Fellowship dedicated to nurturing visionary leaders and innovators across industries. Through mentorship, resources, and a dynamic community, the fellowship supports emerging changemakers in driving transformative ideas forward. http://www.luminarians.ai