I’m always excited when ALTAR gets the chance to host a truly one-of-a-kind event. This April, we had the privilege of welcoming Laura Munson–New York Times, USA Today, and international bestselling author–into our sacred space for The Wild Why Workshop. Laura led this workshop as a chance for a small group of us to find our way back to something innate in all of us, but that we often lose along the way: our wonder. Laura Munson and her book, "The Wild Why" What Is Wonder? Ac

In many organizations, the phrase team offsite conjures the same image: long conference tables, dense slide decks, and a packed schedule with back-to-back presentations. Sure, the intention may be alignment or strategic thinking, but the outcome often feels like just another meeting held in a different room. In 2026, forward-thinking leaders are beginning to ask themselves: “What if our team offsite actually restored our team’s energy?” “What if we took the time to truly ali

This March, we invited women to gather at ALTAR around one simple truth: We are living at a turning point. Women everywhere are being called—not only to lead within the world as it is, but to engage consciously with what is being shaped next. Together, nearly one hundred women answered that call with us for When Women Lead: our International Women’s Day event held on 3/8/2026. More than a traditional talk or conference, this immersive activation was designed to help women pa

Women in the professional sphere often face a world that expects, yet barely appreciates, their unique expertise and ability to build bridges and navigate complex team dynamics. Often beneath the professional polish is a quiet, persistent friction—the feeling of a “yes” that should have been a “no.” The exhaustion isn’t just from working hard, but from constantly filtering your instincts through other people’s expectations. This shared experience signals that we’ve reached a