All Knowledge Hub Experts: Kelly Weaver, Dr. John Kello, Amy Gascon, Michelle McKown-Campbell, Bob McKillop, and Liz Brigham

The Hurt Hub Launches Knowledge Hub, Connecting Organizations with World-Class Experts

Davidson, NC – The Jay Hurt Hub announces the launch of the Knowledge Hub, a new service that connects six of the Hub’s distinguished experts with Charlotte-area organizations for transformative learning experiences. 

This new offering provides businesses and community groups access to six renowned speakers and facilitators who specialize in leadership, innovation, team building, and professional development. Organizations can book Knowledge Hub experts for their events regardless of whether they utilize The Hurt Hub’s meeting facilities, making this expertise accessible to all.

The Knowledge Hub’s expert roster includes:

Liz Brigham, W. Spencer Mitchem Executive Director of Innovation & Entrepreneurship, offering dynamic Design Thinking workshops that transform roadblocks into breakthroughs.

Amy Gascon, Second City Conservatory graduate and experienced facilitator, delivering innovative team-building through improv training.

Dr. John Kello, Professor Emeritus of Industrial-Organizational Psychology at Davidson College and distinguished consultant, specializing in workplace efficiency, meeting effectiveness, and burnout prevention.

Bob McKillop, legendary Davidson College basketball coach and North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame inductee, and current Leader-in-Residence, who shares proven leadership strategies built on trust, commitment, and care.

Michelle McKown-Campbell, founder of Activate The Awesome and creator of the A.W.E.S.O.M.E.™ framework, who inspires organizations to energize collaboration, ignite creativity, and cultivate a culture of empowerment and belonging.

Kelly Weaver, certified CliftonStrengths coach that facilitates customized sessions that help organizations maximize team effectiveness by identifying individual talents and fostering mutual understanding through pre-session assessments and collaborative team exploration.

“I’m thrilled to be participating in the launch of the Knowledge Hub as we build on the strength of our deep partnerships and the impact we’ve driven over the past four years with the business community in Greater Charlotte,” Liz Brigham shared. “This initiative directly aligns with Davidson College’s Strategic Plan to strengthen our relationships in the Town of Davidson and across the Charlotte region.”  

The Knowledge Hub offers various programming options, including:

– Motivational keynotes that inspire action

– Interactive team-building workshops

– Leadership development programs

– Personal development assessments

Organizations can book these experts for corporate events, team gatherings, leadership summits, and training sessions. Each session is customized to meet specific organizational needs and objectives. 

“The Knowledge Hub represents our commitment to fostering growth and innovation in our community,” said Sales and Sponsorship Manager Keith Varriale. “By providing access to these exceptional speakers and facilitators, we’re helping organizations unlock their full potential through customized, high-impact learning experiences.”

The Knowledge Hub is now accepting bookings. For more information about the speakers and their programs, or to schedule a session, please contact Sales and Sponsorship Manager, Keith Varriale at kevarriale@davidson.edu or visit the Hurt Hub website at www.hurthub.davidson.edu/the-knowledge-hub/

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