What would it take to build healthier, more resilient communities by bringing together people, perspectives, and institutions that don’t often have opportunities to solve problems together?

For more than two decades, Janice Chin has worked at the intersection of public health, systems change, strategic planning, and community engagement. Along the way, she's seen a pattern emerge: the most meaningful solutions rarely come from a single organization, discipline, or expert. They emerge when people closest to a challenge are invited to help shape what comes next.

This 90-minute PopUpThinkTank brings together leaders and practitioners from public health, healthcare, philanthropy, education, government, community development, corporate social impact, and beyond to explore what effective collaboration looks like in an increasingly complex world.

Together, we'll examine questions around leadership, community well-being, mental health, systems change, and the skills future leaders need to navigate uncertainty and create lasting impact.

This is not a demo, webinar, panel, or pitch. It's a facilitated conversation with 25+ participants focused on one shared challenge. There is no pressure to speak in front of the full group. Instead, you'll contribute in ways that feel natural, connect with thoughtful people from different sectors, and help co-create insights that everyone can use.

Whether you're working inside a large institution, leading community initiatives, supporting social impact efforts, or simply curious about what effective leadership looks like in complex systems, you'll gain visibility into how collective insight emerges—and see the impact of your own contribution.

Come curious. Leave with new connections, fresh perspectives, and a deeper understanding of what it takes to turn diverse voices into meaningful action.