9th Annual One Mind at Work Global Forum
The Premier Global Event on Workplace Mental Health
Date: May 12-14, 2025
Location: The Archer Hotel, Napa, CA
What to Expect: Keynote speeches, panel discussions, and networking opportunities with leaders at the forefront of workplace mental health.
Event Theme: Going Upstream: Addressing Workforce Mental Health at the Source
The One Mind at Work Global Forum is the premier event for those committed to advancing mental health in the workplace. This annual gathering convenes CEOs, HR leaders, and mental health experts from around the world to discuss the latest research, share best practices, and develop strategies to improve mental health at work. The forum provides a unique platform for collaboration and innovation, driving systemic change in how organizations support their employees’ mental well-being.
An intimate two-day event, exclusively for One Mind at Work member organizations and invited guests.
Inspiration Through Real-World Case Studies: Be inspired by the transformative work of your peers. Discover real-world case studies showcasing how members in the One Mind at Work community are making an impact.
Exclusive Networking Opportunity: Join our invitation-only, members and partners-only convening of passionate leaders dedicated to improving workforce mental health.
Insights from Global Experts: Gain insights from world-renowned experts in the field. Stay ahead of the curve by exploring emerging trends and topics in workforce mental health, delivered by leading global subject matter experts.
2025 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Ashwin Vasan, MD, PhD
Dr. Ashwin Vasan is a nationally recognized physician, epidemiologist, and health policy expert who served as New York City’s Health Commissioner from 2021 to 2024, leading the city’s COVID-19 recovery and launching HealthyNYC, a data-driven initiative to raise life expectancy. His tenure was defined by bold efforts in mental health, reproductive care, overdose prevention, and healthcare affordability—including forgiving $2 billion in medical debt and creating NYC’s first Office of Healthcare Accountability. A leader in public-private partnerships, he advanced digital mental health services like NYC TeenSpace, expanded care for people with severe mental illness, and strengthened public health workforce wellness. Previously, he led Fountain House, a national mental health nonprofit, and began his career expanding AIDS treatment globally with Partners In Health and the WHO. He advises elected officials and institutions including the Milken Institute and Columbia University, and holds degrees from UCLA, Harvard, the University of Michigan, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Event Summaries
Read the 2024 Global Forum Event Summary: Doubling Down On Mental Health and Well-Being In Times of Uncertainty
Pasts Events
- 2023 Event Summary: Better Together
- 2022 Event Summary: A Roadmap for Leading Practice in Workplace Mental Health
- 2021 Event Summary: Taking Action to Address New Challenges in Workplace Mental Health
- 2020 Event Summary: Advancing Brain Health in the Workplace
- 2019 Event Summary: Transforming Workplace Mental Health
- 2018 Event Summary: Accelerating a Global Movement in Workplace Mental Health
- 2017 Event Summary: Launching a Global Movement in Workplace Mental Health
Salus Award for Workplace Mental Health
Each year at the Global Forum, One Mind at Work presents the Salus Award to one individual and one organization in recognition of a remarkable commitment to advancing the adoption of one or more pillars of the One Mind at Work Charter.
The 2024 Salus Award for Workplace Mental Health was presented to Ryan Sledge on behalf of HCA Healthcare for their exemplary effort in championing mental health throughout their organization and beyond, and demonstrating the gold standard of membership of One Mind at Work.
The 2024 Salus Award for Individual Voices in Workplace Mental Health was presented to Dr. Shawn Griffin for inspiring action within his organization, URAC, and for his tireless partnership with One Mind at Work and other mental health leaders.
Become A Sponsor
If you are interested in sponsoring One Mind at Work and accelerating our impact for the global workforce, please reach out to Christina McCarthy at christina.mccarthy@onemind.org.