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The Leadership Breakfast Series is a place where community leaders share their knowledge, attendees enjoy a hot buffet-style breakfast, and business and government professionals network with each other and MBU’s faculty, staff, and students. Each breakfast features a guest speaker and relevant topic, with a brief introduction to Maranatha. Subscribe HERE to be notified of upcoming breakfasts!
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Tina Crave and Susan Olson, Greater Watertown Community Health Foundation
Artificial Intelligence: The Good, The Bad & The Human
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping how we work, learn, and make decisions — often faster than we can keep up. In this interactive workshop, participants will explore the opportunities and risks AI tools present for human wellbeing, performance, and relationships. Through guided discussion and an interactive game, participants will explore the uniquely human skills that become even more valuable in a world where more work is done by machines. Designed to spark meaningful conversation across generations, this session will help participants think intentionally about how we use AI in ways that strengthen human potential, wellbeing and performance.
Breakfast opens: 7:00 AM
Presentation starts: 7:30 AM
Cost: $5.00 per person
Meet Your
Each speaker will share career experience, offer practical industry wisdom, and address trends and best practices in leadership. Join students and professionals from a variety of vocations for opportunities to connect with others and to grow as a leader.
Tina Crave
Chief Transformation Officer
Greater Watertown Community Health Foundation
Speaker CV
Crave is a positive psychology practitioner and leadership coach who helps change leaders build flourishing in individuals and teams, and communities. Drawing on her experience as a healthcare and philanthropy executive, she brings a research-informed perspective to better understand how technology can both enhance and undermine wellbeing and performance. Tina holds an MBA from Cardinal Stritch University and a Master of Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania, where she studied the science of flourishing and human potential.
Susan Olson
Social Impact Coordinator
Greater Watertown Community Health Foundation
Speaker CV
Olson is the project lead for the Foundation’s investment in Flourishing, Future-Ready Youth. She facilitates a team of student leaders who educate peers, parents, and community leaders about how technology both supports and undermines wellbeing. A highly skilled project manager, Susan brings people, perspectives, and resources together to advance complex initiatives—guided by her belief that “progress happens at the speed of relationships.” Her background in technology and recreation, where she developed award-winning programs and was twice named Employee of the Year, is complemented by intermediate Spanish proficiency and a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.
LOCATION & DIRECTIONS
Maranatha Baptist University is located at 745 W Main St, Watertown, WI.
Parking is available inside the main entrance to the left (number 32 in the map). The meeting venue is in the top level of the Dining Complex (number 4).
