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Moore's CEO to Lead Critical Panel at CES 2026

In an exciting announcement, Gretchen Littlefield, the CEO of Moore, is set to moderate an impactful panel discussion titled "Bridging the Opportunity Gap for Underserved Populations" at CES 2026, happening in Las Vegas on January 8, 2026. This panel is part of the "Great Minds" series at the event, which aims to shed light on how technology can address significant social issues.

Collaborating for Change

The goal of this panel discussion is to bring together leaders from various purpose-driven organizations to demonstrate how technology is being utilized to tackle pressing challenges in health care, education, workforce development, and hunger relief. Littlefield expresses her appreciation for CES, stating, “Thank you to CES for creating a platform to highlight how the purpose-driven industry is using technology to tackle some of the world's greatest challenges.” She emphasizes that the panel aims to share real-world success stories and discuss the innovative approaches that drive social progress, particularly for the most vulnerable populations.

Joining Littlefield on the panel are prominent figures, including:

• - Carl Blake, CEO of Paralyzed Veterans of America
• - Claire Casey, president of AARP Foundation
• - Derrick Johnson, president and CEO of NAACP
• - Jackie Puente, chair of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
• - Barron Segar, president and CEO of World Food Program USA

This diverse group will discuss various strategies and outcomes achieved through leveraging technology, showcasing that innovation is not only beneficial but essential in overcoming societal challenges.

Embracing Innovation Through AI

Modern AI solutions are at the forefront of this discussion, as organizations share insights on how they employ advanced technologies to scale their efforts and reach more communities effectively. The insights shared by these leaders will inform listeners about how mission-driven organizations can respond rapidly, scale their impact, and become more effective in their pursuits. This shares a vital notion that technology can be both a bridge and a tool for transformative change.

Littlefield is particularly keen on hearing from these extraordinary organizations on how they harness the power of AI. In her words, she looks forward to learning from various perspectives and experiences, which could lead to greater collaboration within the industry. As organizations look inward to rethink their approaches and externalize innovative solutions, recommendations coming from this panel could set new benchmarks for success.

Event Details

The discussion will occur on Thursday, January 8, from 3:00 PM to 3:40 PM PST at the Las Vegas Convention Center, West Level 2, in room W232. For those unable to attend in person, the session will also be available via livestream, allowing a broader audience to engage with the content shared during this crucial event.

As the industry looks for inspiration, engagement, and strategies to navigate complexities in our communities, Moore's involvement at CES highlights its commitment to innovation and transformation in constituent experience management. Bringing the conversation to a global stage reflects the growing recognition that technology can drive substantial change when applied with purpose and intention.

About Moore

Founded on principles of data-driven management, Moore offers a wide array of services designed to enhance constituent experiences across various sectors, including education, political engagement, and more. As the largest marketing, data, and fundraising company serving the purpose-driven industry, Moore employs cutting-edge solutions to create omnichannel supporter experiences and foster relationships that result in transformational growth. Learn more about Moore and its initiatives at wearemoore.com.