Conference Board Announces 2026 Distinguished Leadership Awards Lineup
The Conference Board has revealed the complete roster of honorees and introducers for its upcoming 2026 Distinguished Leadership Awards ceremony.
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The Conference Board has revealed the complete roster of honorees and introducers for its upcoming 2026 Distinguished Leadership Awards ceremony.
Steve Odland, CEO of the Conference Board, discussed the latest CEO confidence survey, which showed an increase in optimism and insights into hiring plans.

The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence measure rose modestly in June, but the survey signals an 'ugly job market' and the weakest 'present situation' in over five years.
A recent Conference Board survey reveals that American households are becoming more hawkish regarding interest rates, indicating a shift in consumer sentiment towards monetary policy.
The Conference Board reports that confidence levels among Chief Human Resources Officers (CHROs) are the strongest ever tracked.
A Conference Board report indicates that top executives in the technology and human resources sectors are experiencing gains in both compensation and prominence.
Steve Odland, CEO of The Conference Board, discussed recent data showing a notable gap between improved current consumer confidence and pessimistic future economic expectations.

The Conference Board's measure of Americans' Consumer Confidence fell more than expected in July, from an upwardly revised 92.2 to 90.8, indicating a weak job market and the weakest 'Present Situation' in over five years.
A Conference Board report indicates that job satisfaction has reached a peak, but warns that artificial intelligence threatens to significantly disrupt this for an estimated 50% of the workforce.
April Consumer Sentiment Improved, According to Conference Board Survey WSJ
According to The Conference Board, human resources chiefs are indicating expectations for more hiring in the near future, suggesting a positive outlook for the job market.

U.S. consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in seven months in August, according to the Conference Board. The decline was attributed to elevated gas prices and a less optimistic outlook on jobs and business conditions.

Erin McLaughlin of The Conference Board states that tariffs are contributing to increased inflation and a slowdown in economic activity.

Consumer expectations, as measured by the Conference Board, reached year-to-date highs in May, while inflation fears showed a slight dip.

Conference Board Confidence Unexpectedly Jumps To Highest In 2026 Despite war (and rising gas prices) now fully embedded in respondents' minds, it is perhaps surprising that The…

The Conference Board's consumer confidence index unexpectedly rose in March, defying expectations amidst ongoing geopolitical conflict and rising gas prices.