Employee Communications, Intranets & Channels Conference
ALI’s conference brings together employee communication and employee experience work, with case studies on channel choices, intranets, listening and AI, plus group sessions on journey mapping and planning.
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Held on 20 October 2026
Miami, Florida, United States
Paid
What to expect
The main programme combines case studies, panels and small-group work. CVS Health’s Kyle Pearson discusses how his team chooses channels for colleagues across offices, pharmacies and stores. Lennar’s Logan Wallick and Ana Maria Lopez cover the connection between HR services, company news, self-service and AI support across the associate journey.
Other sessions examine rebuilding an intranet around employee tasks, governing content as AI changes how information reaches employees, and using AI to interpret employee survey comments. The programme also covers trust when an employee value proposition falls short, reaching frontline and hybrid employees, and the privacy and accuracy risks of AI in the digital workplace.
In the group sessions, participants diagnose an employee journey touchpoint with peers and draft a 12-month employee experience roadmap. Sponsor showcases include live product demonstrations.
Optional workshops
The workshop day on 17 November covers turning employee feedback into a roadmap with owners and follow-through, assessing where AI belongs in a workflow, and sketching an employee experience dashboard linked to business outcomes. It is included in the three-day pass.
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Before you book
Main conference sessions run on 18–19 November. The three-day pass, including workshops on 17 November, costs US$3,399 at the early-bird rate. Early bird ends 23 October. One-day passes are also available, from US$1,499 at the early-bird rate. The two-day pass rises to US$3,299 and the three-day pass to US$3,799 after early bird. Non-sponsoring vendors pay US$4,999. All prices are in US dollars. In-person passes include breakfasts, snacks, beverages, networking receptions and access to speaker presentations and resources after the event. Organised group lunches and optional dinners are paid for by attendees. A separate US$1,999 recording pass offers on-demand access for one year; it is not live online attendance.
