“Move at the speed of trust, connection is more important than mass.”
-adrienne maree brown

“Move at the speed of trust, connection is more important than mass.”
-adrienne maree brown

We are in the midst of a social justice zeitgeist. The COVID-19 pandemic, the racial reckoning triggered by the murder of George Floyd, global conflicts, an urgent climate crisis, and other seismic events in the last few years have shown us the interconnectedness of our global systems that many could not see before and more clearly revealed the barriers to action and change - bias, inertia, vested interests in the current system. We also proved that capital decision-makers can not only move faster, and they must, but that they also need to move differently if we are to realize the needed change.

You are invited to join this special lunch program designed for the SOCAP community, where Eldra Jackson III and additional facilitators from Inside Circle will create a transformative environment for participants. In this immersive experience participants will look inward in order to look outward.

SOCAP has long been the intersection of money and meaning. Begin your conference by concentrating attention on your purpose and connect with fellow attendees in a deeper way. Interconnectivity, interdependence and authentic connections lead to lasting solutions, collaborations and relationships to sustain your resolve and momentum beyond this gathering.

Inside Circle uses a unique and impactful peer-group facilitation and coaching model developed and refined over 20 years of direct, successful engagement with maximum security inmates at California State Prison, Sacramento. Creating the optimal conditions for life change in the most challenging populations, This program adapts Inside Circle’s model and has been used by other organizations, such as, Nexxus, KPMG, McKinsey & Company, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.