Dent:Blend is a one-afternoon, community powered experience (modeled after the national Dent conference) that brings together thoughtful leaders from around the Mid-Atlantic for a unique experience to explore our future and our past through the lens of innovative leadership and creativity. We host it at Common House Richmond where we can unplug and immerse ourselves in all that Richmond, VA has to offer.

We're excited to return for the NINTH year of Dent:Blend! We'll be back with our friends at Common House for an impactful afternoon oasis of ideas that one first-time attendee said was, "like I'm on another world being here. Really incredible."

Remember: all Dent:Blend Alumni and Dent:Passport members attend for free!

Schedule overview (subject to change):

Thursday, December 4th
1pm - 3:30pm followed by reception

Common House Richmond, 303 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23220 — First Floor

1:00pm-1:05pm Welcome

1:05pm-1:35pm Speaker 1: Susie Fife & Theresa Ceniccola of RedOrange

1:35pm-1:40pm 5 Min Break

1:40-2:10pm Speaker 2: "6 Months That Changed Richmond" w/ Valerie Cassel Oliver and Dontrese Brown

2:10-3:00 Activities (see below)

3:00pm-3:30pm Speaker 3: Chauncey Jenkins / Chance Fischer

3:30pm Closing and Join us for drinks upstairs!

This year's theme: "Becoming Who You Are" whether that's a person (Chauncey Jenkins & Noah Scalin), a company (Susie Fife's RedOrange becoming a B Corp & their PiP project, Richmond Planet and John Mitchell Jr's story), or a city with Dontrese Brown (Arthur Ashe Blvd / HiPS) & Valerie Cassel Oliver (VMFA) about "The 6 Months That Changed Richmond."

This year's speakers:

Susie Fife & Theresa Ceniccola of RedOrange - Their B Corp journey and giving back to nonprofits through the PiP Project

"6 Months That Changed Richmond" - In conversation with Dontrese Brown of Arthur Ashe Boulevard project and Valerie Cassel Oliver of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts on the 6 months before the 2020 national reckoning on race and monuments when Richmond named Boulevard for Arthur Ashe Jr. in front of John Lewis and debuted the impactful "Rumors of War" statue by Kehinde Wiley facing Monument Avenue

Chauncey Jenkins is Chance Fischer - the personal and artist journey of a man of two worlds making one his own

Activities:

Mica Scalin - Art and Leadership

The John Mitchell Jr (Richmond Planet) Project at Firehouse Theatre

RedOrange hosting PiP project winners (ex. Mental Health Virgnia)

Common House & Birdies food & beverage

We can't wait for you to join us there!

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