Justin Wren Keynote at ARDA 2026
Justin Wren’s story doesn’t fit neatly into a business keynote for ARDA —and that’s exactly why it resonates. As a professional MMA fighter turned humanitarian and mental health advocate, Wren brings a perspective shaped by adversity, purpose, and personal transformation.
Wren’s journey includes:
That combination creates a message that goes beyond typical leadership advice.
While the timeshare business is focused on growth, performance, and profitability, leadership still comes down to people.
Wren’s message reinforces:
Employee expectations are changing—just like owner expectations.
Leaders are being asked to:
Wren’s perspective speaks directly to those challenges.
This isn’t a session about tactics or strategy. It’s about mindset. And in an industry navigating change, that might be exactly what’s needed.
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