Cultivating the Art of Community in an Isolated Age

In an age filled with fewer personal connections and less time spent together, loneliness has grown into an epidemic that we are all painfully recognize, yet few know how to act powerfully for something different. 

Charles Vogl brings much needed relevance to the topic of creating a culture of connection and belonging. So much so that his first book, The Art of Community, became the cornerstone for how Google builds connections across the globe. His unique work reflects a calling to help leadership address the pain in this pivotal time, the most lonely era in organizational history. Leaders and their respective brands looking to tap into their true communities need to know that it is a journey and Charles can serve as their wise and time tested guide. Drawing on three thousand years of spiritual traditions, he teaches audiences the knowledge and principles to build deep community and resilient relationships that serve to foster innovation and integrity within organizations and around the world.

Charles is committed to guiding leaders as they navigate this new and rapidly changing world. He is passionate about sharing wisdom that speaks to creating a culture of connection and belonging, storytelling for leadership, and inspiring authentic connection quickly. For those facing the challenges of remote work and virtual communities, he offers time tested practices for cultivating community online and building digital connections. 

A bestselling and award winning author of three books, Charles holds an M.Div. from Yale, where he studied spiritual traditions, ethics, and business as a Jesse Ball duPont Foundation scholar. He is dedicated to helping cultivate human connection and belonging when we need it most.