The 100 Daily Fitness (Yoga / Run Walk)

The 100 Daily Devotion

The Serenity Experience - Health & Wellness

Registration / 100 Lounge

National Mentoring Training

This training is designed to certify all members in mentoring as well as train potential members (League of Trainers) throughout the organization to train in their respective chapters and regions. The training will cover the History of Mentoring, The Relevance of Mentoring in Today’s Society, The Why in Mentoring, Mentoring the 100 Way Across A Lifetime, Current Research, The Impact of Mentoring, and How to Build Effective Mentoring Programs.

Economic Empowerment Breakfast

Economic Empowerment Breakfast: From Community Banking to Community Building Overview: Chase is committed to making a difference in the communities we serve. From the basics of banking, to growing wealth through homeownership and scaling your business, we will share tools and resources around the things that make a difference to you, your family, your business, and our communities! Join us for an engaging breakfast on how to grow with a banking partner!

Leadership Institute: Leadership with a Global Footprint (For Institute Cohorts Only)

Opening Ceremony/ Barbershop Forum

Salute to Youth Luncheon

Adult Workshop I : The Heart Truth: The Intersection of Heart

Collegiate 100 Workshop: How the Pandemic Has Affected the Mental Health of Today’s Collegiate

Youth Middle School Workshop – Wells Fargo Hands on Banking

The Hands on Banking® Experience is a “real-world” money management simulation for high school students and young adults that helps teach important financial education concepts such as budgeting, comparison shopping, and evaluating needs, wants, and trade off’s in a relevant and engaging way.

Youth High School (9, 10, 11) Workshop– Wells Fargo Hands on Banking

The Hands on Banking® Experience is a “real-world” money management simulation for high school students and young adults that helps teach important financial education concepts such as budgeting, comparison shopping, and evaluating needs, wants, and trade off’s in a relevant and engaging way.

Wells Fargo National Junior Investment Competition Junior Investment Chapter Grantees Only

Collegiate Workshop - Wells Fargo Financial Education Seminar – Owning Your Future

Adult Workshop: The Plight of Education

Youth Workshop: Overcoming the Youth Mental Health Crisis in the Black Community (Middle School and (9th – 11th grade)

Stakeholders Reception

INVITATION ONLY

Youth and Chaperone Orientation / Youth Party

The 100 Daily Fitness

The Serenity Experience

The 100 Daily Devotion

Registration

State of the 100 Report Breakfast & Conversation with Chairman Dortch

Adult & Collegiate Workshop: Eradicating Violence in Schools, on College Campuses, and in Our Communities

Women of Influence: Challenges in Leadership from African American Women’s Perspective

Youth Workshop: Navigating Social Media: The Perils, Pitfalls

Overview: Social media platforms play a significant role in our daily lives with 3.5 billion users globally and nearly 300 million in the United States. When used properly, platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, WhatsApp, Weixin/WeChat, and YouTube are invaluable resources for employment, entrepreneurship, e-commerce, education, elections, and entertainment. There is a dark side, however. The increasing amounts of misinformation, disinformation, bullying, deep fakes, and unaccountable influencers have raised the question of whether the benefits outweigh the negative daviseffects. Are the algorithms that are used helpful or hurtful? During this workshop, panelists will discuss their opinions regarding these platforms and the greater awareness and skills that are needed in navigating the perils, pitfalls, and possibilities of social media.

Sponsor: Ed Choice

Chairman’s Awards Luncheon

State Farm Youth Competitions and Awards Ceremony

C100 Leadership Institute

Club 100: Youth Party

The 100 Black Tie Awards Gala

The 100 Daily Fitness

100 Serenity Experience

The 100 Daily Devotion

Registration / 100 Lounge

Report From Our Youth Breakfast

Sponsors: Georgia Pacific, Shell, and Walmart

Delegates Assembly

Youth Summit: Exploring the Benefits of STEM

Overview: The habits of mind developed in STEM can help people at every level to deal more effectively with the total process of living as well-adjusted, intellectually competent, self-determining individuals. Without the ability to think critically and independently about problems that involve evidence, quantitative considerations, logical arguments, and uncertainties, we become easy prey for dogmatists, con artists, and purveyors of simple solutions to complex problems. STEM holds the promise of addressing 21st-century challenges in energy, environment, climate, hunger, health, transportation, and communication. STEM principles related to systems, components processes, and relationships give people a sound basis for assessing the use of new technologies and their implications for our future. During this workshop, panel experts will discuss how STEM careers are power seats, and the need for more inclusive representation at the tables where decisions are made.

Collegiate Workshop: Improving Opportunities for Generational Wealth within the Black Community

Overview: “The median Black family wealth is $24,000 while the median White family wealth is around $188,000. According to the Economic State of Black America report, Black wealth could skyrocket if financial barriers were dismantled."  During this workshop, panel experts will address the racial wealth divide and how Black college students can begin building generational wealth for themselves and their families.

Collegiate Workshop and Luncheon

Overview: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Access mean different things to different organizations and individuals. During this session, DEI&A leaders will share perspectives on how to break down the terms and make them meaningful for attendees.

Wells Fargo Women of Influence II : Own Your Future: Empowering Black Women to Build Wealth for Themselves and for Future Generations

Overview: According to the SEC, the Black community has a spending power of over $1 trillion, but most of it flows through the community (spending) rather than being invested in wealth-building strategies. Additionally, nearly 60% of Black women have not invested in anything creating a problem not just for the current generation but for future generations as well. Join this session to learn about strategies that you can use to overcome real and perceived obstacles to investing and to build generational wealth.

Boarding:  1:30 PM

Sponsor: Wells Fargo

Youth Excursion w/ STEM Initiative (Lunch will be provided)

Load Buses at 1:30 p.m. in the motor lobby

Sponsor: Shell

Grand Party With The 100

Sponsor: Caesars Entertainment

Club 100: Youth Party w/ DJ Tight

Sponsor: Georgia Pacific