The 2026 NationaLease Human Resources Summit is heading to the heart of Chicago on July 13–14, hosted at the modern and stylish L7 Chicago by Lotte.

Set against the backdrop of one of the country’s most dynamic business cities, this summit brings together HR and people-focused professionals from across the NationaLease network for two days of connection, learning, and inspiration. Attendees will hear from industry speakers, explore the latest recruitment and HR technology, and exchange ideas with peers navigating today’s evolving workforce challenges.

Whether your role is rooted in Human Resources or includes responsibilities related to hiring, employee management, workplace safety, or compliance, this event is designed with you in mind. Expect meaningful conversations, practical takeaways, and plenty of opportunities to build relationships, both inside the sessions and around the city.

Join us in Chicago to collaborate, learn, and elevate your human resources strategy in 2026. Register today and be part of the conversation shaping the future of HR at NationaLease.

Cancellations/No-Show – due to stringent cancellation policies imposed on us by third-party providers, a cancellation charge of 50% of the registration fee will apply for all cancellations received less than 14 calendar days prior to the meeting. This cancellation policy applies to registered attendees and any guests that may also be registered. Any 'no-show' attendees/guests will be charged the full amount.

NOTE: We have been made aware of people calling our registered members about their "room discount." This is a SCAM. NationaLease, NationaLease staff, or any contracted hotel for our meetings will never call to ask for credit card information, unless you called them directly to book your reservation. If someone at NationaLease is holding a room for you, you will NOT be asked for your credit card information. The room will be held and upon check-in, you will need to present your personal or company credit card.

Please be careful with your information as scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated.