2015 will see the return of WEF—Expo for women in engineering and technology—to Calgary Alberta Oct. 14-15. Your investment in these few days will have a demonstrable short- and long-term impact on your personal and organizational growth. http://ow.ly/M6GeM http://ow.ly/i/awFbT
Kim E. Code VP of the Heavy Oil In Situ business Shell Canada Limited is geared up for Woman Engineering the Future WEF14 Kim will explore ways to gain a voice and a seat at the table in your organization.
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John Myer Senior Vice President, Rob Symonds Senior Vice President, Western Canada Production, Terry Manning Senior Vice President, Safety, Engineering & Procurement, Greg Lake Vice President and Chief Information Officer and Bob I. Baird Senior Vice President, Downstream from Husky Energy Inc. discuss Bridging the Gender Gap- MEN AS DIVERSITY PARTNERS – learn how to create candid and respectful teamwork that raises morale and leads to improved productivity and employee engagement. http://ow.ly/AoB0w
Take advantage of the Early Bird Registration for WEF October 15-16, 2014 to ensure you are part of this inspiring Expo http://ow.ly/xOFP7
Robotic Operator and Aerospace Engineer at MDA Space Missions is geared up for Woman Engineering the Future WEF13. Natalie Panek, will discuss Women Defining the Future and other milestones that have shaped her career and life during her Luncheon address at the WEF13 Annual Expo this October in Calgary.
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Executive Director, Catalyst Canada is geared up for Woman Engineering the Future WEF13. Alex Johnston, will discuss Effective Practices for Recruitment, Mentoring and Retention of Women and other milestones that have shaped her career and life during her address at the WEF13 Annual Expo this October in Calgary.
President and CEO of TELUS Spark is geared up for Woman Engineering the Future WEF13. Jennifer Martin, will discuss The Message of Engineering: Changing the Conversation for Women and other milestones that have shaped her career and life during her address at the WEF13 Annual Expo this October in Calgary.
Catalyst research finds that women’s career experiences differ from those of men and discredits myths that are commonly used to ‘explain away’ the gender gap such as women’s choices, their ambition or careerstrategies. Join Alex Johnston, Executive Director for Catalyst Canada asshe busts these myths, sharing insight from Catalyst research and member practices designed to expand opportunities for women and business. http://ow.ly/m0de8
We are sending a huge hug and a shout out to our friends and family in Alberta… who are still reeling from the effects of the mega-flood. TD Bank (TD) estimated that the loss of business and clean-up of the flood will cost the province anywhere between $500 million and $1.5 billion – or about 0.3% of Alberta’s GDP. The good news is, economists are confident that resilient Albertans will make this up in July – oh, around the time the Calgary Stampede comes to town (giddy-up, yesss!) – crossing fingers that all hotels and facilities will be ready. Furthermore, it is estimated that extra government spending in rebuilding infrastructure could end up boosting Alberta’s GDP by the end of the year, thank goodness. Meanwhile, plenty of displaced families could still use a helping hand, so please don’t hesitate to reach out with a donation via the Canadian Red Cross or buy an “Alberta Rose” donut from Tim Hortons (THI)… a sweet gesture indeed.
We are sending a huge hug and a shout out to our friends and family in Alberta… who are still reeling from the effects of the mega-flood. TD Bank (TD) estimated that the loss of business and clean-up of the flood will cost the province anywhere between $500 million and $1.5 billion – or about 0.3% of Alberta’s GDP. The good news is, economists are confident that resilient Albertans will make this up in July – oh, around the time the Calgary Stampede comes to town (giddy-up, yesss!) – crossing fingers that all hotels and facilities will be ready. Furthermore, it is estimated that extra government spending in rebuilding infrastructure could end up boosting Alberta’s GDP by the end of the year, thank goodness. Meanwhile, plenty of displaced families could still use a helping hand, so please don’t hesitate to reach out with a donation via the Canadian Red Cross or buy an “Alberta Rose” donut from Tim Hortons (THI)… a sweet gesture indeed.
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