The Employment Law & HR Summit: Houston
The Employment Law & HR Summit
Houston | March 4, 2026
Texas remains one of the most dynamic employment landscapes in the country—shaped by rapid population growth, shifting enforcement priorities, and an increasingly complex compliance environment. At the Employment Law & HR Summit in Houston, in-house legal and HR leaders will convene for a full day of strategic insight, legal updates, and actionable guidance tailored to the unique challenges facing the Texas workforce.
The program offers critical analysis of Texas-specific employment trends, from managing retaliation claims and mitigating wrongful termination risks to addressing pay equity issues and advancing DEI strategies amid heightened public and political scrutiny. Attendees will also examine the evolving intersection of technology and compliance—including the legal risks of using AI in hiring and performance management, and best practices for maintaining employee privacy and data security.
Designed for General Counsel, HR Leaders, Employment Counsel, and Senior HR Executives, this summit provides exclusive access to legal insight, peer benchmarking, and practical tools to protect your organization, support your teams, and anticipate emerging risks. Join us to engage with thought leaders and gain the clarity and confidence needed to lead through 2026.
* 5 Hrs TX State CLE
- Performance Management Evolution: Trends Shaping the Workplaces
- Discrimination and Harassment Claims: What Every Employer Needs to Know
- Litigation-Proofing the Workplace: Audits, Claims & Compliance Risk
- Pay Transparency & Equity: What’s Coming and How to Prepare
- Wrongful Termination: Reducing Risks and Legal Pitfalls
- Chief Legal Officer
- CHRO
- C-Suite Executives
- SVP Human Resources + Legal
- General Counsel
- Associate + Assistant General Counsel
- VP, Human Resources + Legal
- HR Director
- Senior Employment Counsel
- Corporate Counsel
- Counsel
Agenda
One-to-One Meetings begin. If interested in participating, email info@centerforceusa.com
The days of static, annual performance reviews are fading fast as Texas employers embrace more agile, results-driven approaches. In a competitive labor market, forward-thinking organizations are reimagining performance management to boost productivity, support employee growth, and enhance engagement—without waiting for legislative pressure. This panel will explore how companies in Texas are leveraging continuous feedback, goal-setting technology, and AI tools to drive performance. Panelists will share best practices for modernizing evaluation systems, improving communication between leadership and employees, and aligning performance reviews with broader business and talent development objectives.
This Panel Will Discuss:
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Replacing outdated annual reviews with real-time, actionable feedback to improve results and morale
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Leveraging AI and digital tools to track performance, set goals, and enhance accountability
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Connecting performance evaluations to upskilling, promotions, and retention strategies
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Building a culture of open communication that reduces bias and strengthens leadership-employee trust
Cynthia Foster, is the Vice President of Human Resources at Safran Seats USA, a division of the Safran Group. Safran is an international high-technology group, operating in the aviation, defense and space markets, with more than 100,000 employees in 27 countries, where Cynthia is recognized for her innovation and geekiness. With a 20+ year history of performance improvement, Cynthia transitioned to HR in 2007 to impact employee performance and quality, consistently bringing creative solutions to the workplace, from spearheading digital transformation projects to implementing AI and digital tools that boost productivity, engagement, and collaboration. She is celebrated for leading teams through change, driving measurable improvements in turnover and training, and fostering cultures that thrive on open communication and continuous improvement. Cynthia holds an MBA, SHRM-SCP, and Lean Six Sigma Green Belt. In addition to her corporate leadership, Cynthia is a double-bassist and the co-owner of Top Secret Rehearsal Studios in Denton, Texas.
Ashley Eziama is a dynamic Global People Business Partner with a proven track record of shaping inclusive, high-performing workplaces across leading companies like Peloton, Tesla, and Target. With deep expertise in talent strategy, change leadership, and employee engagement, Ashley is passionate about empowering people-first cultures that drive business success. As the founder of The People Partner Co., she also consults and coaches organizations on building impactful HR strategies. Her keynote will inspire HR leaders to lead boldly and reimagine the future of work.
Josh Northcutt is the Global Head of Talent Acquisition at Inchcape Shipping Services. Founded in 1847, Inchcape is one of the largest maritime services providers, with over 250 offices in 61 countries and a team of over 3,100 professionals and committed staff. A seasoned Human Resources and Talent Acquisition leader with extensive experience supporting complex workforce operations across global logistics, maritime services, and corporate environments. His background includes comprehensive responsibility for recruitment strategy, workforce planning, employee relations support, policy interpretation, compliance alignment, and the development of processes that strengthen organizational effectiveness.
Josh has been globally recognized by OnCon as a 2024 Top 100 Talent Acquisition Professional, and under his leadership, his organizations earned the Top 50 Talent Acquisition Team Award and the Top 50 Human Resources Team Award. His continued impact in the profession has also earned him finalist distinctions for the 2025/26 Top 100 Talent Acquisition Professional, Top 100 Talent Acquisition Team Award and Top 100 Human Resources Team Awards—further underscoring his influence and excellence across the people function.
In his leadership capacity, Josh has collaborated closely with senior management, legal partners, and operational stakeholders to ensure employment practices remain compliant, consistent, and aligned with both organizational objectives and regulatory requirements. He has led initiatives that enhance hiring integrity, improve documentation standards, streamline employee lifecycle processes, and reinforce a culture of accountability within HR and Talent Acquisition functions.
Josh is recognized for his disciplined approach, his strong adherence to ethical employment practices, and his ability to translate complex HR and legal considerations into clear, actionable workforce strategies.
While Texas employers operate in a less regulated environment than states like California, they still face growing litigation risks tied to discrimination, harassment, and retaliation—especially as federal enforcement ramps up and public scrutiny intensifies. From EEOC complaints to high-stakes jury trials, the cost of mishandled internal investigations or inconsistent policies can be significant. This panel will provide practical strategies to ensure compliance, foster inclusive workplace cultures, and protect your organization from avoidable legal exposure. Panelists will share insights drawn from recent legal developments and real-world case outcomes affecting Texas employers.
This Panel Will Discuss:
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Litigation trends, policy best practices, and training strategies to strengthen compliance
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Key updates from federal laws (e.g., Title VII, ADA, EEOC enforcement trends) and Texas-specific protections
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Common pitfalls during internal investigations and how to reduce retaliation risk
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Addressing discrimination and harassment in hybrid or remote work environments (e.g., virtual misconduct, digital oversight)
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Real-world case examples and effective conflict resolution strategies
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Maintaining documentation and record-keeping to support legal defenses and demonstrate due diligence
Denise Boutte is a Human Resources Business Partner at Great Lakes Dredge & Dock with over 5 years of experience in HR, specializing in employee relations, organizational development, and compliance. She holds a B.S. in Human Resource Development from the University of Houston and is currently pursuing a Master of Legal Studies in HR and Employment Law at Texas A&M University.
Denise brings expertise in workplace discrimination, wrongful terminations, investigations, policy development, and performance management. She has led complex employee relations matters, shaped HR policies, and implemented training programs that equip leaders and employees for long-term success. Her focus is on building supportive environments that empower employees and align with organizational goals, grounded in integrity and compliance.
Lizeth Moreno is an accomplished Human Resources Business Partner with more than a decade of progressive experience specializing in employee relations, organizational development, and workforce strategy. She currently serves as the HR Business Partner, Corporate & Compliance at U.S. Silica, where she partners with senior leadership to drive people-focused initiatives, elevate compliance practices, and strengthen organizational culture across corporate functions.
Throughout her career, she has held key HR roles supporting multi-state operations in the energy and industrial sectors. Her expertise includes managing complex employee relations matters, leading investigations, shaping HR policies, overseeing performance management frameworks, and implementing training and development programs that equip leaders and employees for long-term organizational success. She is passionate about cultivating workplaces where employees feel supported, empowered, and connected to organizational goals.
Outside of her career, Lizeth enjoys the joyful chaos of raising her two small children, who keep her humble and regularly on her toes. She is also a proud wife and credits much of her success to the unwavering support of her husband, who consistently celebrates every win in her journey as a dedicated professional and working mom.
If interested in participating, email info@centerforceusa.com
Texas may be considered employer-friendly, but that doesn’t mean employers are immune to rising litigation risks. From wage and hour disputes to retaliation and wrongful termination claims, companies are facing increased scrutiny from employees, federal agencies, and plaintiffs’ attorneys alike. With evolving interpretations of federal law, growing use of class and collective actions, and heightened employee awareness, proactive compliance is more critical than ever. This panel will equip legal and HR leaders with the tools to identify vulnerabilities, conduct targeted audits, and implement practical policies that withstand legal challenges.
This Panel Will Explore:
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Common compliance pitfalls leading to wage and hour, misclassification, and retaliation claims—and how to address them early
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Best practices for internal audits of pay practices, job classifications, and handbook policies
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Documentation strategies to strengthen your legal defenses and support consistent enforcement
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The role of clear communication, training, and workplace culture in minimizing legal exposure
Sadiqa Banks has 14.5 years of experience in employment law, which involves employment litigation, federal agency, corporate employment consulting, HR development, corporate employment investigations, and employment training and development. Currently, Sadiqa is the Associate General Counsel, Employment & Immigration for a fintech, OppFi. Prior to OppFi, Sadiqa served as Assistant General Counsel & HR Consultant at Engage PEO.
Sadiqa has been described as having a 360-degree view of the employment relationship. She ultimately promotes, “Your career. Your responsibility.” She teaches this approach to help employees be proactive about their career path and how they can better participate and show up in the workplace.
Sadiqa is born and raised in New York City, holding a J.D. from Thurgood Marshall School of Law – Texas Southern University, and a B.A. from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York.
Lee Barrett is Vice President, Associate General Counsel at Planet Home Lending, where he advises leadership on litigation, consumer bankruptcy, and regulatory compliance across the mortgage lifecycle. Additionally, he manages all employment related litigation, administrative proceedings and investigations. Lee provides primary legal support to the Human Resources team in areas such as wage and hour matters, restrictive covenants, leave and benefit administration, accommodation requests, termination and disciplinary reviews, whistleblower complaints, and development of employment policy and procedure for a nationwide workforce. Before joining Planet, Lee served as Assistant General Counsel and Privacy Officer at Pacific Union Financial and as an attorney with the U.S. Small Business Administration, and he has extensive experience in private practice focused on commercial litigation.
While Texas does not currently mandate pay transparency or public salary disclosures, employers operating here cannot ignore the rising tide of federal scrutiny, employee expectations, and multi-state regulatory pressures. With the EEOC ramping up pay data enforcement and new laws emerging across the country, organizations must be ready to adapt. This panel will provide legal and HR professionals with proactive strategies to navigate internal pay audits, establish fair compensation structures, and develop transparent—but legally sound—policies that foster trust and reduce risk.
This Panel Will Discuss:
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Navigating pay transparency obligations in multi-state operations and preparing for potential federal changes
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Conducting internal pay audits to identify and address disparities across gender, race, and role categories
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Building equitable, market-aligned pay structures that withstand scrutiny
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Communicating pay practices clearly while managing employee expectations and confidentiality concerns
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Understanding the legal intersection of pay equity, discrimination, and emerging litigation risks
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Although Texas is an at-will employment state, wrongful termination claims remain a persistent risk—particularly when tied to allegations of discrimination, retaliation, or violations of public policy. Inconsistent documentation, poor communication, or lack of clear procedures can quickly escalate routine separations into costly legal disputes. This panel will explore the legal landscape around terminations in Texas and provide HR and legal professionals with strategies to protect their organizations while treating employees with fairness and respect.
This Panel Will Discuss:
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Key legal risks in wrongful termination claims, including retaliation, ADA, FMLA, and whistleblower protections
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Best practices for documentation that support consistent and defensible decision-making
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How to conduct termination meetings professionally and reduce the risk of post-separation claims
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Developing clear internal policies and procedures that ensure compliance and reduce liability
Micah S. Heilbrun is Manager, Labor & Employee Relations at Phillips 66 Company in Houston, Texas. He leads the HR team for all unionized workforce management and non-union employee matters. Before his current role, Micah spent 5 years as Senior Counsel, Labor & Employment for Phillips 66.
Prior to joining Phillips 66, Micah worked for Exxon Mobil Corporation’s Legal Department and Patterson-UTI Drilling Company as Senior Counsel and VP-Human Resources. Before working in-house, Micah was in private practice with Littler Mendelson’s Austin and Houston offices specializing in labor and employment law. He has been board-certified in labor & employment law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 2008.
Micah is a member of the Texas State Bar’s Labor & Employment Law Section, the ACC’s Traditional Labor Law Practice Group and the American Petroleum Labor Lawyers Association. He is a volunteer for the Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program (HVLP) and provides pro bono representation for unaccompanied minors in immigration proceedings through Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).
Micah earned his BA from Denison University (Granville, Ohio) and his law degree and Master’s degree in Industrial Relations from Wayne State University (Detroit, Michigan). Micah played college football and lacrosse for Denison University and professional rugby for the Detroit Tradesmen for 2002-2004.
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Rotating, 20-minute discussions hosted by a topic expert.
RT 1: Title TBA
Hosted by: Taylor White, Partner at Winstead PC
RT 2: Immigration Insights: Navigating Today’s Challenges
RT 3: Non-Competes Under Fire: What You Need to Know
RT 4: Litigation Landmines: How to Stay Out of the Courtroom
Taylor White partners with senior business leaders, HR professionals, corporate counsel, and decision-makers on employment decisions and litigation. He regularly advises employers on day-to-day issues, including requirements and best practices regarding discrimination, harassment, and retaliation claims under state and federal employment laws, and he often counsels clients on a myriad of litigation avoidance strategies. As a litigator, Taylor is a zealous advocate on behalf of his clients for claims of wage and hour violations; discrimination, harassment, and retaliation issues; breaches of employment agreements; breaches of covenants not to compete and not to solicit; misappropriation of trade secrets; breaches of fiduciary duty and other employment-related torts; and other state and federal law issues stemming from workplace disputes. Taylor is the lead blog writer for employerlawresource.com.
Speakers
Cynthia Foster, is the Vice President of Human Resources at Safran Seats USA, a division of the Safran Group. Safran is an international high-technology group, operating in the aviation, defense and space markets, with more than 100,000 employees in 27 countries, where Cynthia is recognized for her innovation and geekiness. With a 20+ year history of performance improvement, Cynthia transitioned to HR in 2007 to impact employee performance and quality, consistently bringing creative solutions to the workplace, from spearheading digital transformation projects to implementing AI and digital tools that boost productivity, engagement, and collaboration. She is celebrated for leading teams through change, driving measurable improvements in turnover and training, and fostering cultures that thrive on open communication and continuous improvement. Cynthia holds an MBA, SHRM-SCP, and Lean Six Sigma Green Belt. In addition to her corporate leadership, Cynthia is a double-bassist and the co-owner of Top Secret Rehearsal Studios in Denton, Texas.
Sadiqa Banks has 14.5 years of experience in employment law, which involves employment litigation, federal agency, corporate employment consulting, HR development, corporate employment investigations, and employment training and development. Currently, Sadiqa is the Associate General Counsel, Employment & Immigration for a fintech, OppFi. Prior to OppFi, Sadiqa served as Assistant General Counsel & HR Consultant at Engage PEO.
Sadiqa has been described as having a 360-degree view of the employment relationship. She ultimately promotes, “Your career. Your responsibility.” She teaches this approach to help employees be proactive about their career path and how they can better participate and show up in the workplace.
Sadiqa is born and raised in New York City, holding a J.D. from Thurgood Marshall School of Law – Texas Southern University, and a B.A. from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York.
Ashley Eziama is a dynamic Global People Business Partner with a proven track record of shaping inclusive, high-performing workplaces across leading companies like Peloton, Tesla, and Target. With deep expertise in talent strategy, change leadership, and employee engagement, Ashley is passionate about empowering people-first cultures that drive business success. As the founder of The People Partner Co., she also consults and coaches organizations on building impactful HR strategies. Her keynote will inspire HR leaders to lead boldly and reimagine the future of work.
Micah S. Heilbrun is Manager, Labor & Employee Relations at Phillips 66 Company in Houston, Texas. He leads the HR team for all unionized workforce management and non-union employee matters. Before his current role, Micah spent 5 years as Senior Counsel, Labor & Employment for Phillips 66.
Prior to joining Phillips 66, Micah worked for Exxon Mobil Corporation’s Legal Department and Patterson-UTI Drilling Company as Senior Counsel and VP-Human Resources. Before working in-house, Micah was in private practice with Littler Mendelson’s Austin and Houston offices specializing in labor and employment law. He has been board-certified in labor & employment law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 2008.
Micah is a member of the Texas State Bar’s Labor & Employment Law Section, the ACC’s Traditional Labor Law Practice Group and the American Petroleum Labor Lawyers Association. He is a volunteer for the Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program (HVLP) and provides pro bono representation for unaccompanied minors in immigration proceedings through Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).
Micah earned his BA from Denison University (Granville, Ohio) and his law degree and Master’s degree in Industrial Relations from Wayne State University (Detroit, Michigan). Micah played college football and lacrosse for Denison University and professional rugby for the Detroit Tradesmen for 2002-2004.
Taylor White partners with senior business leaders, HR professionals, corporate counsel, and decision-makers on employment decisions and litigation. He regularly advises employers on day-to-day issues, including requirements and best practices regarding discrimination, harassment, and retaliation claims under state and federal employment laws, and he often counsels clients on a myriad of litigation avoidance strategies. As a litigator, Taylor is a zealous advocate on behalf of his clients for claims of wage and hour violations; discrimination, harassment, and retaliation issues; breaches of employment agreements; breaches of covenants not to compete and not to solicit; misappropriation of trade secrets; breaches of fiduciary duty and other employment-related torts; and other state and federal law issues stemming from workplace disputes. Taylor is the lead blog writer for employerlawresource.com.
Tracy is a seasoned trial lawyer skilled at utilizing the litigation process to achieve her clients’ business goals.
Tracy has extensive experience in employment law, complex commercial litigation (including technology-related products and services), directors & officers’ litigation, general liability, and intellectual property.
Tracy’s experience in the area of employment law is deep and covers virtually all disputes that arise in the employment context, including litigation concerning the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA), the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), discrimination claims under Title VII, and workers’ compensation retaliation claims. She is board certified in Labor & Employment by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Tracy’s litigation background is extensive and covers a wide range of disputes—including commercial litigation, ERISA, IP, trade secrets, the enforcement of noncompete agreements, RICO, and securities fraud—in both federal and state court. Tracy uses this broad knowledge of the litigation process to help clients develop strategies that achieve underlying business goals in the most efficient manner possible. Her no-nonsense, business-centered approach is appreciated by clients from across the spectrum of industry and business, and she routinely handles matters for a wide range of organizations, including healthcare providers, institutions of higher education, school districts, public utilities, and a variety of private businesses.
Since 2020, Tracy also serves as an adjunct law professor at Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law, where she teaches a section in trial advocacy.
Josh Northcutt is the Global Head of Talent Acquisition at Inchcape Shipping Services. Founded in 1847, Inchcape is one of the largest maritime services providers, with over 250 offices in 61 countries and a team of over 3,100 professionals and committed staff. A seasoned Human Resources and Talent Acquisition leader with extensive experience supporting complex workforce operations across global logistics, maritime services, and corporate environments. His background includes comprehensive responsibility for recruitment strategy, workforce planning, employee relations support, policy interpretation, compliance alignment, and the development of processes that strengthen organizational effectiveness.
Josh has been globally recognized by OnCon as a 2024 Top 100 Talent Acquisition Professional, and under his leadership, his organizations earned the Top 50 Talent Acquisition Team Award and the Top 50 Human Resources Team Award. His continued impact in the profession has also earned him finalist distinctions for the 2025/26 Top 100 Talent Acquisition Professional, Top 100 Talent Acquisition Team Award and Top 100 Human Resources Team Awards—further underscoring his influence and excellence across the people function.
In his leadership capacity, Josh has collaborated closely with senior management, legal partners, and operational stakeholders to ensure employment practices remain compliant, consistent, and aligned with both organizational objectives and regulatory requirements. He has led initiatives that enhance hiring integrity, improve documentation standards, streamline employee lifecycle processes, and reinforce a culture of accountability within HR and Talent Acquisition functions.
Josh is recognized for his disciplined approach, his strong adherence to ethical employment practices, and his ability to translate complex HR and legal considerations into clear, actionable workforce strategies.
Denise Boutte is a Human Resources Business Partner at Great Lakes Dredge & Dock with over 5 years of experience in HR, specializing in employee relations, organizational development, and compliance. She holds a B.S. in Human Resource Development from the University of Houston and is currently pursuing a Master of Legal Studies in HR and Employment Law at Texas A&M University.
Denise brings expertise in workplace discrimination, wrongful terminations, investigations, policy development, and performance management. She has led complex employee relations matters, shaped HR policies, and implemented training programs that equip leaders and employees for long-term success. Her focus is on building supportive environments that empower employees and align with organizational goals, grounded in integrity and compliance.
Lee Barrett is Vice President, Associate General Counsel at Planet Home Lending, where he advises leadership on litigation, consumer bankruptcy, and regulatory compliance across the mortgage lifecycle. Additionally, he manages all employment related litigation, administrative proceedings and investigations. Lee provides primary legal support to the Human Resources team in areas such as wage and hour matters, restrictive covenants, leave and benefit administration, accommodation requests, termination and disciplinary reviews, whistleblower complaints, and development of employment policy and procedure for a nationwide workforce. Before joining Planet, Lee served as Assistant General Counsel and Privacy Officer at Pacific Union Financial and as an attorney with the U.S. Small Business Administration, and he has extensive experience in private practice focused on commercial litigation.
Lizeth Moreno is an accomplished Human Resources Business Partner with more than a decade of progressive experience specializing in employee relations, organizational development, and workforce strategy. She currently serves as the HR Business Partner, Corporate & Compliance at U.S. Silica, where she partners with senior leadership to drive people-focused initiatives, elevate compliance practices, and strengthen organizational culture across corporate functions.
Throughout her career, she has held key HR roles supporting multi-state operations in the energy and industrial sectors. Her expertise includes managing complex employee relations matters, leading investigations, shaping HR policies, overseeing performance management frameworks, and implementing training and development programs that equip leaders and employees for long-term organizational success. She is passionate about cultivating workplaces where employees feel supported, empowered, and connected to organizational goals.
Outside of her career, Lizeth enjoys the joyful chaos of raising her two small children, who keep her humble and regularly on her toes. She is also a proud wife and credits much of her success to the unwavering support of her husband, who consistently celebrates every win in her journey as a dedicated professional and working mom.
Sponsors
Winstead PC
Winstead is a leading Texas-based law firm with national practices serving clients across the country. We focus on exceeding our clients’ expectations by providing innovative solutions to their business and legal opportunities and challenges. We work as a trusted counsel to public and private companies, governments, individuals, universities, and public institutions. Our business, transactions, and litigation practices serve key industries, including real estate, financial services, investment management and private funds, higher education and P3, airlines, healthcare and life sciences, sports business, and wealth management. To learn more, visit: winstead.com
Ferguson Braswell Fraser Kubasta PC
With more than 20 years of legal expertise and success across Texas and the U.S., Dallas-based FBFK Law is an entrepreneurial-minded, full-service business law firm with offices in Plano, Houston and Austin, Texas, as well as in Orange County, Calif. Driven by a commitment to creating lasting client relationships grounded in high-quality representation and client service, FBFK Law represents clients nationwide in 40 practice areas related to business structures and transactions, intellectual property protection and dispute resolution.
Husch Blackwell LLP
Diversity, equity and inclusion are at the heart of Husch Blackwell’s ability to serve our clients and community well. We promote a culture of inclusion and to build a workforce where individual differences are appreciated. Husch Blackwell is a an industry-focused litigation and business law firm with 800+ attorneys delivering innovative and strategic solutions to organizations around the world from 25 offices across the U.S.
Venue
TBA
Houston, TX
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