The Trust Symposium

“Trust is a non-negotiable.”
Our most recent Trust Symposium
In the first week of December 2022, leaders from some of the most prestigious companies in the country gathered at our Texas leadership center to discuss, workshop, and propose solutions around the vital value of trust. Featured speakers included former US Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith, Digital Minister of Taiwan Audrey Tang, and US Navy 4-Star Admiral (Ret.) Mike Rogers.
As the rich discussions unfolded it was clear that trust needs to become tangible, actionable, and real in the enterprise. And in a world where trust is at a deficit, earning trust is an urgent, strategic priority for business leaders.
Trust is not just one leader’s job. It’s every leader’s calling.
Thank you for your interest in the Trust Symposium. We’d like to invite you to this ongoing forum where business leaders tackle the critical topic of trust in the enterprise. Together, we explore and discuss how to build trust with stakeholder groups; how to assess and earn trust; what drives trust in the business world; and how to restore it once it’s lost. Join leaders like yourself who are placing trust at the center of their organizations.
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Michael Bondar
Enterprise Trust Leader
Principal
Deloitte Transactions and Business Analytics LLP

Don Fancher
Enterprise Trust Leader
Principal
Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP

Kate F. Graeff
Enterprise Trust
Vice President
Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP
Moments from our first Trust Symposium
For our inaugural event in April 2022, executives discussed how to recognize trust, engender trust in your people, and recover trust once it is lost. As the symposium concluded, it was clear that the topic of trust is resonating deeply. It is more relevant than ever. And the conversations are just beginning.
As the morning unfolded, our illustrator captured insights and created a mixed-media mural of the symposium, which was shared with our guests as a tool to inspire further conversations at their organizations.