Wed, Jun 3, 2026

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Charting the Unknown: A LEGO® Serious Play® Session for HR Leaders (In-Person)

Date:

Wed, Jun 3, 2026

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5:30 pm

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7:30 pm

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TBA

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Location: NYIT 1855, Broadway, New York, 10023, United States

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Online registration is available until: 6/2/2026

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AI isn’t slowing down. New tools every month. New workflows every quarter. Your teams are adapting to change that won’t stop changing.

The tech keeps evolving – that’s the easy part to predict. The hard part? Building teams that can roll with continuous transformation instead of getting worn down by it.

Join us for a hands-on session where you’ll use LEGO to explore how to lead through ongoing technological change – and compare notes with other HR leaders navigating the same reality.

1 HRCI and SHRM certification credit

Why LEGO Serious Play?

LEGO® Serious Play® uses hands-on building to unlock conversation that typical discussion can’t reach. When people build with their hands, they bypass the rehearsed answers and corporate-speak – the models reveal what they’re actually thinking and feeling. It creates psychological safety through metaphor, letting teams discuss difficult realities without putting anyone on the spot. You’ll leave with insights you won’t get from another panel discussion or roundtable.

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Ken Meyer has been a member of New York City SHRM for over 20 years and has served on the Board of Directors since 2016.

He is currently the Principal at KWM HR Consulting LLC, a consulting firm providing organizations with a wide range of services including Management Coaching, Employee Coaching, Labor Relations Support, Workplace Investigations, Training and Leadership Development, Human Resources Strategic Planning and Human Resources Operational Support.

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The Squadron NYC delivers fighter-pilot–inspired leadership training and team experiences in high-fidelity flight simulators at 7 World Trade Center. Guided by experienced pilots, teams practice rapid decision-making, clear communication under pressure, and structured debriefs that turn action into lasting improvement.