Together, we will chart a course for employers to create comprehensive change by better understanding the root causes of poor mental health across the workforce, identifying and pushing back against barriers, and shifting from addressing the symptoms of poor mental health to creating systems and cultures that promote sustained mental well-being.
The Salus Award is named after the Staglin Family wine label, named Salus for the Roman goddess of wellbeing. 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.
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
Yes. The Global Forum is invitation-only, and all attendees must register. If you are interested in attending, please contact global.forum@onemind.org. This event is not open to the public, and space is limited.
Registration to the event is free, but attendees are responsible for their travel and lodging.
This year’s Global Forum will take place at the Archer Hotel Napa in downtown Napa. For reservation ease, a room block has been secured and a booking link will be shared shortly.
RESERVE YOUR ROOM BEFORE APRIL 11, 2025, TO SECURE THE DISCOUNTED RATE.
The Archer Hotel Napa is located 60 miles north of the city of San Francisco but easily accessible for visitors arriving at the San Francisco (SFO) and Oakland (OAK) airports, as well as the Santa Rosa (STS) and Sacramento (SMF) airports. To get to the forum, we suggest renting a car, booking a shuttle service, or using a rideshare app like Lyft or Uber.
Transportation will be provided by One Mind at Work for the Monday evening reception and the dinner on Tuesday evening.
You may request to register a guest, but we cannot guarantee that space will be available. We will maintain a waitlist up until the day of the event and will release tickets as they become available.
The Global Forum operates under the Chatham House Rule, so there will not be press at the event, and no comments or statements will be directly attributed to an attendee without their explicit approval. We hire a professional photographer and publish a summary of the event that will be distributed to all attendees and published online.
We will provide breakfast and lunch on Tuesday and Wednesday. We will host a members-only reception on Monday evening, and speakers and attendees are invited to dinner on Tuesday evening at the Staglin Family Vineyard. We would like to ask all attendees to confirm their plans for Monday and Tuesday evenings during registration so we can plan accordingly.
Most attendees dress in business attire for the forum, slightly more casually than in an office meeting (ties and suits are unnecessary). Remember that Napa in May can be warm during the day, but the venue will have air conditioning. Dress for the speaker and attendee dinner is typically “business cocktail” – but there is no need to change between the forum and dinner unless it is your preference.
