The Wellness Moonshot:
A World Free of Preventable Disease

Full Moon Celebration | In Collaboration with Wisdom Works

The Wellness Moonshot Reignites!
Full Moon Celebration November 5, 2025, 10 AM ET
Live Webinar | Free Registration

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Reignite the Movement for a Healthier World

The Wellness Moonshot: A World Free of Preventable Disease Full Moon Celebration brought together wellness leaders from around the globe for an inspiring conversation on leadership, innovation and purpose-driven action. This year we are re-launching the Wellness Moonshot with an exciting new collaboration between GWI and Wisdom Works Group. Our quarterly Full Moon Celebration is an important step forward in a mission that’s about more than eliminating preventable disease—it’s about shaping the future of our industry with vision and responsibility. Be part of the movement!

What to Expect

    • A conversational, engaging format—not another static webinar
    • Leadership lessons from real-world experts across public health, wellness, and regenerative strategy
    • Live Q&A and audience interaction via chat
    • Inspiration and community for those seeking purpose-driven action

Special Guest

Our special guest is Tom Hering, co-founder of Benefit Corporations for Good (BCFG)—an organization helping small businesses across North America grow with purpose by aligning with the Benefit Company movement. With a background in brand strategy, advocacy, and policy, Tom brings powerful insight into how wellness-driven businesses can succeed by putting people, planet, and profit on equal footing. 

Register Today

This is more than a conversation—it’s part of a growing global effort to drive meaningful change in our businesses, communities, and collective future. Join us.

Read the official press release from Wisdom Works announcing its collaboration with the Global Wellness Institute to expand the reach and impact of The Wellness Moonshot: A World Free of Preventable Disease.