You Had Better Make Some Good Noise
Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, but the marketers who stand out won’t be the ones creating the most. They’ll be the ones making the best decisions.
Join us for our August Luncheon featuring Brad Rossacci of Accenture as he explores why judgment, creativity, and human agency are becoming the most valuable skills in marketing.
Whether you’re looking to expand your network, gain fresh perspective, or leave with ideas you can apply immediately, this luncheon is built for marketing leaders who want to stay ahead of what’s next.
Register today to save your spot.
Why attend?
You’ll spend the afternoon with Houston’s marketing community while gaining practical insights you can bring back to your team.
Leave with:
- New connections with fellow marketers and business leaders
- A fresh perspective on leading in the age of AI
- Practical ideas to strengthen your decision making
- Inspiration to approach your work with greater purpose and creativity
Featured keynote
You Had Better Make Some Good Noise
Every technological revolution changes what becomes valuable.
As intelligence becomes more abundant, judgment, taste, and human agency become harder to replace.
Brad Rossacci will explore why the work that matters most has shifted from creating more to deciding what is worth creating in the first place.
During this keynote, you’ll explore:
- Why human judgment becomes more valuable as AI becomes more capable
- How creativity and taste shape meaningful marketing
- What leaders can do to build brands that feel more human
- How to focus your work on what creates lasting impact
About the speaker
Brad Rossacci
Brad Rossacci is Creative Director at Accenture, where he helps global organizations navigate the intersection of creativity, technology, and business transformation.
A self-described “rebellious optimist,” Brad believes humanity’s greatest breakthroughs happen when bold ideas meet purposeful action. His work explores how leaders can embrace new technology while protecting the uniquely human qualities that inspire creativity, sound judgment, and meaningful connection.
Through his executive leadership, public speaking, and the Curiosity podcast, Brad challenges audiences to think bigger, create with intention, and imagine what’s possible when people remain at the center of innovation.
Event details
Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2026
Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: United Way of Greater Houston (50 Waugh Drive, Houston, TX 77007)
Parking: Free parking is available in the parking garage.
Registration
Early Bird (July 20 – August 10)
Member: $49
Non-Member: $69
Student: $32
Board Member: $35
Standard Registration (August 11 through August 18)
Member: $59
Non-Member: $83
Student: $35
Board Member: $35
Walk-In Registration (August 19)
Member: $69
Non-Member: $97
Student: $35
Board Member: $49
Table of 6: $355
Reserve your spot now!