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RPT-30: Resilience and Performance Transformation

April 3 - 4, 2025
Park Hyatt, Chicago
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Overview

RPT-30 adopts a L-W-D3 (Listen, Watch, Discuss, Debate, Disagree) model to the what as well as the how of building resilience and driving performance transformation. It is a peer led effort, supported by academic research, industry titans and practitioners from across the spectrum
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RPT-30 is an invitation-only, private, non-commercial executive learning program for CEOs and their teams from leading companies across the consumer, tech, and industrial value chain.

2024 Recap

Location Details

The Joule
1530 Main Street
Dallas, TX 75201
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Extremely real learnings

– 2024 RPT-30 Attendee

Really enjoyed the talented attendees

– 2024 RPT-30 Attendee

Amazing venue. Beautiful dinner. Great food

– 2024 RPT-30 Attendee

Topics

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E2E performance transformance:
  • Value-creation in 2i (high interest rate and inflation) environment
  • Profitability and  free cashflow performance improvement
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Driving innovation
  • Business strategy in today’s digital age
  • Unique market positioning
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Effective stakeholder management
  • Maximizing corporate boards
  • Meeting street and investor expectations
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Transformational leadership
  • Change management
  • Attracting and retaining top talent

Speakers

Photo of Melyssa Plunkett Gomez; Smiling woman with shoulder-length brown hair poses in a black sleeveless blouse with white trim against a softly blurred office.

Melyssa Plunkett-Gomez

Head of Business Development, SambaNova Systems

Photo of Bill Priest; Photo of a very elderly man wearing a black blazer, white check shirt and blue tie. He has a big smile on his face and a pin on his lapel.

William W. Priest

Vice-Chair, TD Wealth; Portfolio Manager, TD Epoch

Photo of Brent Yeagy; A close-up photo of a middle-aged manin dark blue, check blazer and white shirt. He has a pleasing smile, thin black hair and brown eyes.

Brent Yeagy

CEO, Wabash