She delivered a heartfelt keynote titled “The Power Of Seven: 7 Questions To Transform The Way You Lead, Work, And Live.” Drawing from a serious cardiac episode that prompted a reevaluation of her path, Rev. Dr. Nezneski introduced a seven-question framework designed to enhance awareness, reduce burnout, and promote intentional decision-making. Her talk blended storytelling, mindfulness techniques, and practical strategies for realigning with one’s values.

Rev. Dr. Nezneski also participated in the panel discussion, “Why Women In STEM Is A Question Of Innovation, Not Just Equity.” She reflected on her pharmacy school experience, where she was part of its first 50-50 gender-balanced graduating class, and discussed the importance of representation, mentorship, and supportive environments. She shared personal stories, including being granted tenure without promotion during pregnancy and discovering Marie Curie’s Polish heritage, which deepened her sense of identity and purpose.

Through her keynote and panel participation at the Education 2.0 Conference, Rev. Dr. Nezneski made meaningful contributions to the ongoing dialogue around leadership, wellness, and gender equity in education and STEM. Her presence added depth to conversations on inclusive leadership, emotional resilience, and the importance of being authentic and purposeful.