Day 1: June 11, 2026

8:00 a.m. ET

“Culture is not programs. Culture is leader behavior repeated daily”
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Personal WELL Culture for Leaders

Speaker: Sean Venckus

1:00 p.m. ET

“Strong Leaders set Healthy Limits- Recharge to Lead”
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Manager’s Guide to Self-Care

Speaker: Rah Kalon

NOTE: Due to vendor restrictions, this session is not able to be recorded. A detailed transcription summary will be made available here following the live session.

Day 2: June 18, 2026

8:00 a.m. ET

“Teams do not fail because of lack of talent. They fail because of fatigue, friction, and poor recovery”
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Team WELL Culture

Speaker: Sean Venckus

1:00 p.m. ET

“Advocacy isn’t optional. Recognize the Signs. Know the Support”
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Mental Health First Aid and EAP

Speaker: Shayla Jones

Day 3: June 25, 2026

8:00 a.m. ET

“High-performing organizations do not run on effort alone. They run on energy, trust, and sustainable systems”
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Organizational WELL Culture

Speaker: Sean Venckus

1:00 p.m. ET

“Navigating organizational change while protecting well-being is not just good practice-its essential leadership”
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Managing Change for Leaders

Speaker: Alesia Clardy

NOTE: Due to vendor restrictions, this session is not able to be recorded. A detailed transcription summary will be made available here following the live session.

Speaker Bios

Sean Venckus

Speaker Sessions: Personal WELL Culture for Leaders, Team WELL Culture, Organizational WELL Culture

Sean is a United States Army Veteran with over 15 years of experience in human performance optimization and holistic wellness. He has had the privilege of being mentored by incredible leaders and the honor to lead both on the battlefield and professionally. Sean is currently the Director of Operations for Millennium Health and Fitness and prides himself on Leading WELL everyday for himself and his team.

Rah Kalon

Speaker Session: Managers Guide to Self-Care

Rah Kalon is an international speaker, trainer, and emotional health strategist with a master’s degree in clinical counseling. As a Toastmasters graduate and seasoned facilitator, Rah has spent over a decade writing and leading social-emotional curriculum and founded her own emotional health company in 2020. Her dynamic background includes roles requiring exceptional social skills, a commanding presence, and transformative communication.  

Rah’s expertise spans emotional intelligence, mindfulness, resilience, and relationship management. She became a national trainer in 2016, presenting her research-based curriculum “Reintroduce Me to Myself” at the Girls Inc. National Conference in Atlanta, GA. Known for her warm, intuitive style and ability to connect deeply with audiences, Rah empowers both youth and adults to liberate themselves from limiting beliefs and twisted thinking through intentional experiences, workshops, and trainings.  

Rah’s journey is enriched by her early focus on playwriting and acting at Booker T. Washington Arts Magnet High School, where she honed her love for storytelling—an art she now masterfully integrates into her facilitation. She holds a bachelor’s degree in strategic communication from the University of North Texas and earned her master’s in clinical counseling from UNT Dallas in 2018. Her dedication to learning and sharing wisdom continues to inspire healing and transformation for all who work with her. 

Name pronounced:  Raw  Kuh-awn

Shayla Jones

Speaker Session: Mental Health First Aid and EAP

Shayla Jones serves as the Quality of Work Life Program Manager for DFAS. In her role, she oversees workplace wellness programming, telework/remote work policy, and serves as the administrator for the agency’s mental health counseling (Employee Assistance Program-EAP) services. She holds a BS in Sociology and an MS in Leadership. She is a certified professional in human resources (PHR) and a certified worksite wellness program manager (WWPM). She recently earned her certification in mental health first aid (MHFA).

Shayla has a passion for health and wellness promotion, and enjoys creating quality and engaging content for the DFAS workforce.

Alesia Clardy

Speaker Session: Managing Change for Leaders

Alesia Clardy – Learning & Development Consultant

With over 20 years of experience in training delivery and instructional design, Alesia has specialized in creating impactful learning experiences for a wide range of industries. As a Consultant in Learning & Design, she has developed and delivered training programs for sectors such as behavioral health, finance, and technology. Known for applying adult learning principles, Alesia excels in both in-person and virtual instructor-led training (VILT).

At Bank of America, Alesia served as AVP, Process Design Consultant, where she led training for key initiatives like Salesforce integration and new hire onboarding for underwriters. She also designed and facilitated rapid curriculum development for policy updates and compliance training.

In previous roles at Intulogy and Magellan Health Services, Alesia delivered specialized training on customer service, HIPAA compliance, performance, learning and inventory management, ensuring participants could immediately apply new skills. Her ability to connect learners with complex content in an engaging and accessible way has consistently driven measurable results and engaged learners.

Certified in instructional design and eLearning development, Alesia continues to bring effective training delivery solutions that meet the evolving needs of organizations.

Beyond corporate training, Alesia has extensive experience in event logistics and management. She coordinates travel and logistics for major events like Gen Con and played a key role in managing celebrity guests at national conventions.  Her current passion is learning how to bring all of her experience and passion into Virtual Worlds.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

EAP- Stress Management for Managers

 

June 24, 2026 

Register here: 1:00 p.m. CT

 

Managing stress—both your own and that of your team—poses one of the biggest challenges for today’s managers. In this webinar, you’ll receive a comprehensive training guide designed to help you identify stressors, understand their impact on your team’s morale and productivity, and implement effective stress relief techniques as a leader. Additionally, this webinar will offer valuable resources to help retain top talent, ensuring your team feels valued and secure in discussing their stress with you.

Disclaimer Notices: This information is provided only for awareness and no official DFAS or DoD endorsement or sanction of these resources is stated or implied. Viewing of these resources is strictly voluntary.
“The role play scenarios presented during the Mental Health First Aid and EAP session are entirely hypothetical and intended solely for educational purposes. They do not represent any actual events, DFAS policies, or practices. For guidance or questions related to real workplace situations, please contact your supervisor or servicing HR representative. If you are experiencing personal or work-related challenges, you are encouraged to contact the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) at 1-866-580-9046”