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About the Worthshop Conference Series —the Gathering.

A legacy of bold ideas, stunning settings, and deep connections.

Worthshop is a curated conference series—now in its ninth edition—that brings together dynamic leaders across business, real estate, design, tech, wellness, media, and personal development. Set in extraordinary Hawai‘i locations, it’s designed to spark genuine connection, fresh perspective, and lasting impact.

A Track Record of Noteworthy Speakers

Past Worthshop speakers have included global brand leaders, bestselling authors, award-winning architects, cultural icons, and industry innovators. Each brings a commitment to challenge conventional thinking, spark meaningful dialogue, and inspire action.

Molly Bloom – Bestselling author of Molly’s Game, sharing powerful lessons on resilience, risk, and reinvention
Errol Samuelson – Chief Industry Development Officer at Zillow Group, with over 25 years shaping real estate technology
Amy Bohutinsky – Former COO of Zillow Group and a key voice on brand-building and leadership at scale
Brad Inman – Founder of Inman News, one of the most influential voices in real estate journalism
Stephanie Anton – President of The Corcoran Affiliate Network and former president of Luxury Portfolio International
Matthew Ferrara – Philosopher, entrepreneur, and speaker who blends humanities with business strategy
Laura Brady – CEO of Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions, offering insights from the world of ultra-luxury property sales
Jordan Harbinger – Host of The Jordan Harbinger Show, exploring human behavior, influence, and communication
Rachel Gutter – President of the International WELL Building Institute, focusing on health and design
Marc Davison – Partner at 1000watt, a branding practioner for the modern real estate era
Ron Radziner – FAIA, design principal at Marmol Radziner, known for iconic, site-driven architecture
Greg Warner – Principal at Walker Warner Architects, known for contextual, place-based design
Bob Hoffman – Advertising critic and author, known for cutting through marketing hype with clarity and wit
Mike Robbins – Former pro athlete turned speaker and author, focused on leadership, authenticity, and team culture
Derrick Carter – Influential DJ and cultural tastemaker, representing Worthshop’s cross-disciplinary edge
Adam Forstadt – Creative Director at Truffle Pig (Condé Nast + Snapchat + Daily Mail), where content meets culture
Alan Siegel – Advertising legend and founder of Siegel+Gale, known for redefining brand identity and iconic work for some of the world’s leading brands

Unforgettable Places, Intentionally Chosen

Worthshop has been held in some of Hawai‘i’s most iconic and inspiring locations—from the oceanfront elegance of The Andaz on Maui to the timeless legacy of the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel on Hawai‘i Island, to the exclusive retreat of the Four Seasons Resort O‘ahu. These aren’t just backdrops—they’re part of the experience.

Backed by Industry Leaders

Worthshop has earned the support of some of the most influential names in real estate, media, tech, and design—including Zillow, Forbes Global Properties, The Wall Street Journal, Dwell, HGTV, LeadingRE, and more. Their presence reflects a shared belief in meaningful progress and a commitment to elevating the conversation.

Mahalo to past and current Worthshop partners

Join us for this year’s event—Worthshop 9 : Ground

This Year, We Get to the Point

Worthshop 9 is a two-day, two-night gathering on the island of Maui for professionals rethinking how they work, lead, and grow. This year’s theme, “Ground,” centers on fundamentals—designed for those who seek substance over hype, clarity over chaos, and connection over convention. This isn’t about stepping away from your work. It’s about getting closer to what drives it.

FIND YOUR GROUND STAND YOUR GROUND BREAK NEW GROUND OWN YOUR GROUND HOLD YOUR GROUND SHIFT YOUR GROUND RECLAIM YOUR GROUND CLAIM YOUR GROUND DEFINE YOUR GROUND EXPAND YOUR GROUND SEIZE YOUR GROUND SEIZE MORE GROUND MARK YOUR GROUND SHAPE YOUR GROUND LEVEL THE GROUND KNOW YOUR GROUND SECURE YOUR GROUND GAIN MORE GROUND COMMAND THE GROUND GUARD YOUR GROUND KEEP YOUR GROUND FORGE NEW GROUND TAKE THE GROUND FORTIFY YOUR GROUND COVER MORE GROUND SHAKE THE GROUND STRENGTHEN THE GROUND ANCHOR YOUR GROUND ESTABLISH YOUR GROUND WIDEN YOUR GROUND CARVE YOUR GROUND REDEFINE YOUR GROUND MAP NEW GROUND OCCUPY NEW GROUND PIONEER NEW GROUND UNCOVER NEW GROUND

Insight From People Doing the Work

You’ll hear from speakers and panelists across industries—real estate leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives, and business professionals with perspective and something real to share. The programming covers leadership, consumer behavior, personal growth, storytelling, shifting markets, and the changing nature of modern work. Sessions are designed to be relevant to where you are—and where you’re headed.

Built for Connection

You’ll also have time to connect. Around shared tables. In conversation. Around the pool or on morning beach walks. In moments built into the rhythm of the day. The format is structured, but not rigid—designed to create space for what matters. Evenings are lively. We come together to celebrate, unwind, and talk story. Not networking. Not icebreakers. Real connection.

Maui is Part of the Program

The setting isn’t just beautiful—it’s built in. The island is on the agenda. We start with a sail along the coast, and from there, Maui is woven into the flow—through shared meals, open time, and the setting itself. You’ll have space to enjoy the resort amenities, take in the views, swim in the ocean, and feel where you are. Maui isn’t the backdrop. It’s part of what makes this Worthshop—and part of what makes it last.

Where it Happens, Why it Matters

Worthshop 9 takes place at the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea—a luxurious, world-class property that makes it easy to show up fully and focus on what you came for. We choose places like this with care. Because when the environment supports the experience, the conversations go further. The connections stick. The work deepens. You won’t leave with just a notebook full of ideas. You’ll leave with something to carry into what comes next.