Success shouldn't feel this exhausting.

You’ve worked hard to get where you are—but now the long hours, constant pressure, and nonstop pace are catching up.

Most leaders wait until burnout forces a change. This evening is about building success in a way that protects your health, relationships, and long-term well-being—without sacrificing performance.

Keynote Speaker

Brennan Hilleary

Brennan Hilleary is the Founder of Build Your Power Coaching and a human development partner for fast-growing service companies. His work helps organizations close the gap between high-level performance and internal well-being so that as a business scales, its people and culture scale with it. He believes a company only evolves as far as the people running it.

The skills that got you into leadership are not always the same ones that will sustain you there.

Most leaders are not struggling because they lack discipline or drive. They are struggling because the identity they built around being the best individual performer has followed them into a role that requires something different. Add to that the pressure to always be on, always have answers, and always put the team first, and the personal cost starts to add up in ways that do not show up on a performance review.

In this talk, Brennan Hilleary addresses the gap that most leadership development programs miss entirely: the transition from being a high performing individual to being a leader who develops high performing people, without losing yourself in the process. He shares a framework to help leaders identify the patterns driving their behavior, make the identity shift the role actually requires, and build a sustainable approach to leadership that does not require sacrificing their health, their relationships, or their sense of self.

What You Will Walk Away With

A clear understanding of why strong performers often struggle most in the transition to leadership, and what is actually driving that gap. The ability to identify which personal pattern is most affecting how you lead and how you live. A framework for making the shift from doer to leader without leaving your people or yourself behind. Practical steps to lead at a high level while protecting the areas of your life that make you effective in the long run. One action you can take this week to start leading more sustainably immediately.

Meet Our Panel

Success isn’t built from just one area of life—and neither is wellness. Our panel brings together professionals from different industries and perspectives to explore how personal well-being, financial stability, physical health, mindset, and professional identity all play a role in building a more balanced and sustainable life.

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