Reset Summit 2026 Speakers
Two voices shaping how leaders sustain performance, build resilience, and protect mental health—personally and collectively.
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May 4–8, 2026 | O‘ahu, Hawai‘i
Michele Aboro - Undefeated World Champion Boxer & Founder, Aboro Academy
Michele Aboro — Undefeated Champion, Coach, and Boxing Pioneer Michele Aboro, born in London, England, is one of the few fighters in history to retire undefeated at the top of her sport. A dominant, multi-discipline champion, Michele is a fivetime kickboxing world champion, a two-time K1 champion, and a two-time undefeated world boxing champion. Michele is a pioneer in women’s combat sports whose career has been defined by discipline, focus, and mental strength under pressure. Today, she brings that same philosophy into leadership and personal development through Aboro Academy—helping people train resilience, sharpen self-trust, and expand what they believe is possible.
At Reset Summit 2026, Michele will…
- Guide an embodied session on resilience, self-trust, and leadership under pressure
- Share practical frameworks for building mental toughness without burnout
- Lead a grounding experience that connects mind, breath, and body (no boxing experience required)
“Strength isn’t the absence of pressure—it’s how you meet it.”
Daniel H. Gillison, Jr. - Chief Executive Officer, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
Daniel H. Gillison, Jr. serves as Chief Executive Officer of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), bringing decades of leadership experience and a personal commitment to mental health advocacy. His work centers on expanding access, reducing stigma, and strengthening the systems that support individuals, families, workplaces, and communities.
At Reset Summit 2026, Dan will…
- Speak to the current reality of mental health in the U.S. and what leaders must understand now
- Offer a leadership lens on care, culture, and responsibility at the executive level
- Share how impact-driven leaders can translate values into real support structures for people and communities
“Leadership is measured by what we protect—especially when it’s hard.”