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Field Day: Get Out of the Weeds. Grow Together.

June 2, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

A curated, one-day experience for HR, Talent, and Learning leaders who are committed to unleashing their people through AI coaching — and ready to learn alongside the peers who get it.

Field Day is not a conference. It's not a webinar. There's no pitch.

It’s a room full of the most committed HR, Talent, and Learning leaders in the Cloverleaf community — people who are actively doing the work of embedding AI coaching into their organizations — coming together to learn from each other, tackle common hurdles, and walk away with real momentum.

Spots are limited. Attendance is by application only.

EVENT DETAILS

Apply to Join Field Day

We are keeping this group intentionally small so every conversation counts. If you are actively working to embed Cloverleaf into your talent strategy and want to learn alongside peers who are doing the same, we want to hear from you.

Applications are due April 30th, 2026. Selected participants will be notified no later than May 6th, 2026.

What You'll Experience

This day is designed around you — your challenges, your wins, and your questions. Here’s what we’ll dig into together:

How Your Peers Are Embedding Cloverleaf

Hear directly from fellow HR, Talent, and Learning leaders about how they’re weaving Cloverleaf into the fabric of their talent lifecycle — from onboarding to leadership development to team performance. No polished case studies. Just honest, real-world stories from people doing the work.

What’s Worked — and What Hasn’t

Some of the most valuable learning happens when someone says “we tried that and it didn’t work — here’s why.” This is a space where that kind of honesty is not only welcome, it’s the whole point. We’ll explore what’s landed, what’s fallen flat, and what we’d all do differently.

Collaborating Through Common Hurdles

Every organization hits walls: adoption challenges, stakeholder buy-in, integration into existing programs. Rather than navigate those alone, we’ll work through them together — pooling the collective experience in the room to find paths forward that none of us would have found on our own.

Unleashing Your People Through AI Coaching

At the heart of everything we discuss is one shared goal: helping your people become their best and do their best work. We’ll explore how to leverage AI coaching in more powerful, intentional ways than ever before — so that the tool you’ve invested in delivers its full potential for every person in your organization.

Shape What We Build Next

This is your opportunity to directly influence Cloverleaf’s product roadmap. What do you need that doesn’t exist yet? Where are the gaps? We want to know — and we’ll be listening closely.

Who You'll Be In the Room With

The day will be facilitated by two members of the Cloverleaf team who are deeply invested in your success — and genuinely excited to learn from you.

Melani Pratt

Senior Customer Success Manager

Melani chose this work because she believes people deserve to be seen, supported, and set up to succeed. Working with midmarket and enterprise customers, she ensures HR, Talent, and Learning leaders have everything they need to make a lasting impact with Cloverleaf — and she takes that responsibility to heart.

Melani talks with customers one-on-one every single day. She knows their challenges, their wins, and their wishes for the product. Field Day is something she’s been dreaming about — getting the most committed, forward-thinking customers she admires individually into one room together, watching them learn from each other. She cannot wait.

Kirsten Moorefield

Cofounder & Chief Strategy Officer

Kirsten is the visionary behind Cloverleaf’s AI Coach, driven by a singular belief: when people are truly known and consistently supported, they don’t just perform better at work — they show up better everywhere. That belief shapes everything Cloverleaf builds.

She’s coming to Field Day not to present, but to listen. Your real-world experience with Cloverleaf is the most valuable input she can get — and she’s genuinely grateful to be in the room for it.