EdTech
The Gross Global Happiness Summit
The Gross Global Happiness Summit is a three-day event for global leaders, coaches, trainers, and experts in happiness, well-being, and positive leadership. It offers techniques and practices to foster well-being and deepen human skills. The summit is hosted by the UPEACE Centre for Executive Education and the World Happiness Foundation.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 12 March 2027 to 14 March 2027
- Organiser
- World Happiness Foundation
- Tickets
- USD 1200 to 4500
- Industry
- EdTech
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Education & Training
On stage
Speakers
- Tal Ben-ShaharProfessor, Author, Co-founder, Harvard Happiness Studies Academy
- Dr. Sonja LyubomirskyResearcher, Author of 'The How of Happiness'
- Raj RaghunathanPsychology & Behavioral Science Researcher
- Dave EvansCo-founder, Stanford Life Design Lab, Author of 'Designing Your Life'
- Robin SternCo-founder, Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence
- Mark BrackettCo-founder, Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, Author of 'Permission to Feel'
- Lars Kure JuulHR Executive, Bestseller on Organizational Happiness
- Dr. Gillian MandichHappiness Researcher, Health Science PhD
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Guácima Escondida Hotel Boutique
Calle El Bajo, 20105
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