45th Annual Conference | Sept 21 / Oct 5 / Nov 9, 2021 | Virtual & Online

Agenda & Topics

If you registered for the conference, you can access the recorded videos here.

Day one

  • Presented by Dave Blanchard

    Understand how Hartman’s work helps us measure how we think; as an inductive versus deductive science, it helps us get to the headwaters of behavior and our thinking habits. This session will show how to improve your circumstances or yourself by knowing exactly where to start. Plus, learn how to use the seldom-considered six factors in axiology to impact productivity significantly!

  • Panel Discussion with Cliff Hurst, Ph.D., Art Ellis, Ph.D., and Catherine Blakemore

    You know his name. You may know his legacy. You may use his framework in business. Now you can truly know Robert Hartman on a deeper level by hearing from his own words in never-before-shared audio files and through stories from his top scholars and colleagues.

  • Small Group Discussions with Richard Worthington and Sophie Coulthard

    Hartman’s principles are as relevant today as ever, as young people, in particular, struggle with challenges around self-worth, relationships, and money. Richard and Sophie invite you to explore how we can make Hartman’s key messages relevant for a younger audience and maybe even turn Hartman into an ‘influencer’ for the next generation.

Day Two

  • Presented by Ron Price

    Many of us have dedicated our lives to advancing Robert Hartman’s vision for formal axiology, either because of personal relationships with him, academic passion for the topic, or the various versions of the HVP we use in our work with others. What about the next generation? What will motivate them to learn and advance the wisdom of formal axiology? Ron will share his thoughts on inspiring future generations of leaders academically and otherwise.

  • Presented by Wayne Carpenter, Ph.D.

    Learn how the meta structure of axiology can be applied to any concept you can imagine! This presentation is from one of Hartman’s own students from his tenure at the University of Tennessee Knoxville.

  • Presented by Steve Byrum, Ph.D.

    The presentation is based on Steve’s research identifying connection points between the two assessment tools. Learn about the relationship of the Maslach Burnout Inventory to the Hartman Value Profile. Plus, discover which HVP indicators are prominent in better understanding the phenomenon of “burnout.”

Day Three

  • Option One

    Presented by Cliff Hurst, Ph.D.

    Learn how capitalism has evolved through Stage 1 and Stage 2 and what the third stage of capitalism may look like. Join this session to discuss what it would mean if all employees could pursue personal fulfillment through their work and consider what it would mean for profits if this third stage of capitalism was embraced.

    Option Two

    Presented by Mike Poskey

    Learn how Zerorisk uses data analytics and an artificial intelligence engine with axiology to help businesses become more efficient and profitable. The results help clients positively impact various business key performance indicators by accurately solving critical business problems. Mike will share three different studies and the results after the artificial intelligence engine recommendations were implemented on U.S. businesses.

  • Presented by Jay Morris, Ph.D.

    Intuitive Agility is a leadership competency essential in today’s world. It embraces our unique gifts and talents to bring about personal well-being. Intuitive Agility can bring light into darkness and remove fear and doubt to allow our Bestself to emerge. Join this session to learn more about Intuitive Agility!

  • Presented by Chet Marino, Jim Comenzo, and Suzie Price

    End your RSHI 45th Annual Conference experience by joining in small groups to connect, share, and learn from one another as we recap our top takeaways from the conference. Then we will rejoin the group and share our best practices for thinking better and living fully!

What Attendees Said

  • "This has been such a gem of a conference. We would benefit so much in our world today from Hartman's inspiration. Thanks, thanks, thanks! So glad I could make it."

  • "Since my intro to Axiology & Hartman in 1973, it is WONDERFUL to be part of this today - to see disciples of Hartman growing and his legacy spreading around the world"

  • "Great Job to the organisers and contributors. What a good feeling I have right now."

  • "Feeling the energy of other hart-maniacs all in one place!"

  • "Thank you for this program in pure excellence. It is a privilege to attend and inspiring.You all Rock!."

  • "Wonderful! Love the spirit here, the mindfulness. Bringing Hartman as a Person in the foreground makes the excitement even greater!!!"