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SUMMARY:Crossing Over to New Era Careers
DESCRIPTION:PATHWAYS FOR PEOPLE IN THE AGE OF AI\nYou hear and read about AI and Robots taking over jobs.  How will this impact people now and in the future? So where will human talent excel and thrive?  What will give humans the edge…passion\, purpose\, creativity and thinking?   \n\n  \nJoin us to find out about two key industry sectors where employers are hiring and continue to do so in this new economic era of disruption and accelerated technology adoption.  \n  \nWho should attend? \nJobseekers\n\nAre you in secondary school and curious about what’s next for you? Yep and your parents and friends can join this event too! \nYou may have 2 to 4 or more years of postsecondary education and are not sure about career opportunities? \nDiscovering that careers you thought would be a fit for you may now require new skills to prequalify?\nMaybe thinking of changing Courses or Careers? This may be the ideal time to prepare to do so!\n\nEmployers\n\nFind out the questions Candidates really want to ask!  Share insights on how roles in the new era economy may shift roles\, culture\, teams and community engagement in your industry\, company or organization!  What skills and training will they need with AI enabled tools to advance in career paths! \n\nCourse Creators\n\nFind out what new skills will be in demand from Employers!  Share insights on skill deliverables to upskill Candidates!  \n\nTopics Covered\nIn this one hour session you will discover opportunities in Healthcare and Construction “the Trades”.   \nOccupations in the Trades may be a pathway for people entering the workforce (from secondary and polytechnic or postsecondary) and people transitioning from other occupations.  \n\n  \nIn construction it could be learning how to operate large “smart” equipment safely\, or using 3D software to do project management and estimation; and  \n  \n  \n\n  \nIn healthcare it could be nurses and healthcare aides interacting with AI enabled mobile devices in patient or residents in continuing or home care. \n  \nAgenda\n3:30 PM to 4:00 PM MST: Speaker FireSide Chat\n4:00 PM to 4:30 PM MST: Networking\nFireSide Chat: \nDuring this 20 minute Fireside Chat you will learn from Employers on what types of skills needed now\, and looking to the near future. And Educators will provide insights on types of courses available now and future outlook.  Speakers will touch on the “what if” scenarios: where technology may change or alter job activities!  Why you may need to: \n\nEnhance more than just technical skills; \nEnhance your written\, verbal and oral communications skills in working with both people and devices (smart AI enabled); and\nConsider upskilling to hone your knowledge to transition to different or specific industry sectors.\n\nNetworking: \nFollowing the Fireside Chat\, questions from the audience will be welcome in the break out rooms where you can join in – observe and / or interact  / ask questions and get answers! \nJoin this FREE session to get the competitive edge to thrive in the new economy!  \nRegister Here at Eventbrite for Crossing Over to New Era Careers\nZoom link will also appear on the eventbrite ticket access at 3PM MST on November 14 2024.\n\nSPEAKER BIOS\n\n 
URL:https://demo.futurecite.ai/event/crossing-over-to-new-era-careers/
LOCATION:Virtual Online
CATEGORIES:AI,Career Opportunities,Courses,Economy,Health,Healthcare,Human Talent,Networking,Recruiting,Students,Talent,Technology,The Trades
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SUMMARY:New Industry Era: Trends Future Jobs & Skills
DESCRIPTION:What was your first image of workers in the construction and energy industry? Was it of hard hats\, steel toed boots\, goggles and dusty construction sites?\nYes the safety gear is still there!  Moving forward\, stay tuned for new worker activities and roles in this industry sector!  Join to discover the opportunities ahead!\n\nYear 2023 and looking forward now to the future.\nWith technology\, ESG\, DEI and  global information overload\, the types of activities and type of job roles are evolving.  Collaborative teams and projects\, hybrid work and new skills training to stay competitive in global markets has entered the scene. \nJoin us for an exciting FREE online event on Tue Nov 14 2023 at 12:00:00 GMT-0700 (Mountain Standard Time). \nDiscover the latest trends\, jobs\, and skills that will shape the future of industries. This event is a unique opportunity to gain insights from industry experts and thought leaders.   \nMeet our panelists – Jen\, Sarah and Kathleen who are in the construction\, and new energy sectors!  Then join them in breakout rooms on zoom to ask them about what’s involved in the roles as employers\, professionals and educators.   \n\nLearn about the emerging technologies\, disruptive innovations\, and new business models that are transforming industries. Explore the potential career opportunities and the skills required to thrive in this new era.\nWhether you’re an employer looking for prequalified talent\, a professional looking to stay ahead in your field or a student curious about the future job market\, this event is for you. Connect with like-minded individuals\, network with industry professionals\, and expand your knowledge.\nDon’t miss out on this engaging online event. Register now and be part of the NEW INDUSTRY ERA – FUTURE TRENDS\, JOBS\, SKILLS!\nREGISTER\nhttps://bit.ly/47aS70z 
URL:https://demo.futurecite.ai/event/new-industry-era-trends-future-jobs-skills/
LOCATION:Virtual Online
CATEGORIES:Construction,Courses,Economy,Entrepreneurs,Future Cities,Human Talent,Industry,Innovation,Leadership,Marketing,Media & Communications,Networking,Real Estate,Recruiting,Small Business,Startups,Students,Talent,Webinar
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SUMMARY:The H2 Economy & Mobility - Are You Ready?
DESCRIPTION:“Growth in the hydrogen and fuel cell industries will lead to vast new employment opportunities\, and\nthese will be created in a wide variety of industries\, skills\, tasks\, and earnings. Many of these jobs do not\ncurrently exist and do not have occupational titles defined in official classifications. In addition\, many of these\njobs require different skills and education than current jobs\, and training requirements must be assessed so that\nthis rapidly growing part of the economy has a sufficient supply of trained and qualified workers.”  source Roger Bezdek 2018 \nFast forward to 2023\, Hydrogen is happening now and in Alberta’s Heartland!  Economic impacts will also play into job creation in Ontario and Quebec.\nHow will this affect municipalities\, future industries and mobility?  Join in for exciting conversations on the rise of Hydrogen as part of the future economy\, job creation\, skills and sustainability! \n\n  \nEvent is Co-Hosted by FutureCite Inc and Edmonton Global.\nADMISSION IS FREE!\nRegister Early to Save your Seat!\n\nbit.ly/3ydqa8U\nAgenda (MST)\n11:45 AM  Pre-Event Networking\n12:00 Noon Speaker Session\n12:20 PM  AMA Table Networking\n1:00 PM Event Ends (or when last table closes)\n  \nStanley’s Going – Are You?\nhttps://futuredemo.duckdns.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Meet-Stanley-on-H2.mp4
URL:https://demo.futurecite.ai/event/the-h2-economy-mobility-are-you-ready/
LOCATION:Virtual Online
CATEGORIES:AI / ML / Data Science,Career Opportunities,CleanTech,Economy,Education,Energy,Entrepreneurs,Government,Human Talent,Industry,Innovation,Investment,Manufacturing & Exports,Mobility,Networking,Recruiting,Small Business,Students,Sustainability,Talent,Technology,Webinar
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SUMMARY:FutureCite Connector - What Do Employers Look for in New Hires?
DESCRIPTION:  \nJoin our Connector Series to “Begin Your Journey”!  Find out insights from industry and educators to help map out your career pathways!  We start off at 12noon with a panel discussion followed by networking at virtual tables.  Change table every 10 minutes to ask your questions or listen to other attendees and the advice from experienced leaders at each of the tables.  Register early to save your seat! \n\nSo who’s going that you may know? \nAkriti is in her second year of business studies and wants to discover how she can apply her learnings to open doors to career opportunities!  Check out her video below! \nhttps://futuredemo.duckdns.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/FutureCite-June-24-2022-Event-Akriti.mp4\nAhmed is in his second year of accounting! He’s looking to explore different opportunities beyond accounting. Check out his video below! \nhttps://futuredemo.duckdns.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/FutureCite-June-24-2022-Event-Ahmed-Video.mp4\nLesley is in her 4th year of criminology and is looking to explore opportunities as a research assistant!  Check out her story below! \nhttps://futuredemo.duckdns.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/FutureCite-June-24-2022-Event-Lesley.mp4
URL:https://demo.futurecite.ai/event/futurecite-connector-what-do-employers-look-for-in-new-hires/
LOCATION:Virtual Online
CATEGORIES:Career Opportunities,Education,Human Talent,Industry,Learning,Networking,Recruiting,Small Business,Students,Talent,Technology,The Arts,WorkPlace
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SUMMARY:Building a Winning Team for your Startup & Finding the Right Co-founders
DESCRIPTION:Summary \nentrepreneurship@UBC’s Community Town Hall series brings us together to share announcements\, gain insights from industry leaders and network across our ecosystem. \nBuilding a winning team and finding the right co-founders is critical to the success of your startup. Attracting talent that is diverse across backgrounds and skill sets\, forward thinking and adds to your culture are key milestones in your journey that can make or break your venture. \nYet\, as early-stage founders and business people\, how do you begin to identify the gaps in your team\, hire the right talent and bring on co-founders who align with and strengthen your vision? \nDetails \nJoin us June 8th as we hear from three entrepreneurs from our community who will share their journeys building a winning team\, finding their co-founders and attracting game changing talent. We are thrilled to be welcoming Akshay Gupta\, CEO & Founder at Bit Happier Inc and mentor with entrepreneurship@UBC\, Amielle Lake\, CCO of HATCH alumni CarboNet (and former Entrepreneur in Residence with entrepreneurship@UBC!)\, and Zack Eberwein\, Co-founder and CEO of HATCH alumni Stoko\, moderated by our CORE Venture Activator\, Fraser Pogue. \nPlus\, meet our newest cohort of UBC Sauder Venture Development Specialists who will be joining us this summer and hear from our venture community themselves on their recent accomplishments and milestones! \nDuring this event you will: \n\nHear from our star-studded panel of Entrepreneurs on their experience building winning teams\, attracting talent to their startup and how they found the right co-founders\n\n\nMeet our newest cohort of UBC Sauder Venture Development Specialists\n\n\nFind out what’s coming down the pipeline for ventures and share your recent news/accomplishments with the community. Are you hiring?\nConnect with like-minded entrepreneurs and innovators.\n\nMeet our Featured Panelists \nAkshay Gupta\, CEO & Founder at Bit Happier Inc. \nAs an Entrepreneur with a Master of Technology Entrepreneurship and Innovation\, I have years of experience with proven competence in Design Thinking\, Product Development\, Risk Assessment\, Customer Engagement\, Agile Development\, Business Development and Business Transformation within the financial industry\, consulting and startup industry; I can link corporate vision to the delivery of desired results through people empowerment and the effective use of resources\, processes\, and technologies. I have learned first-hand the impact of technology in the business world. Driven by my passion for learning more about technology\, I went back to school to pursue my Master of Technology Entrepreneurship and Innovation (a graduate business degree specializing in tech startups) from Saint Mary’s University in Canada. In school\, I stumbled upon new emerging technologies\, and ever since\, I have been committed to identifying and implementing innovative solutions around the world. Because of my passion for new technologies\, I have achieved my IBM Blockchain Foundation Developer certification. I am also a recipient of the “Durland Innovation Award” for a Blockchain application. I also hold an honours degree in Business Economics from the University of Delhi and a multitude of Design Thinking certifications. I am currently on a mission to change 1 billion lives through my mental health/ behavioural thinking company — Bit Happier Inc. \nAmielle Lake\, Chief Commercial Officer of CarboNet \nAmielle Lake founded Tagga\, marketing technology platform\, in 2008 after working in marketing and corporate communications in the finance industry. In February 2017\, Tagga was acquired by Campaign Monitor. In 2018\, Amielle co-founded the Women’s Equity lab\, a women’s investment group focused on developing the next generation of women shareholders. The organization is now in its third year with chapters in Victoria\, Vancouver and the Okanagan. In 2019\, Amielle joined Dr. Michael Carlson\, Barry Yates and Bill Schonbrun to effectively found and commercialize CarboNet. CarboNet is a clean technology company that has developed a unique chemistry to treat industrial wastewater. The company’s mission is to end the issue of contaminated water. A lofty mission to be sure\, but Amielle is a firm believer in doing well and doing good. As CarboNet’s Chief Commercial Officer\, Amielle is working with industry to recycle their wastewater and lessen their reliance on freshwater. Amielle is passionate about entrepreneurship and an advocate for women in business. She holds an MBA and is also a published author. \nZack Eberwein\, Co-founder and Chief Executive Office of Stoko \nZack is an entrepreneur and mechanical engineer who chose to write his own story\, founding Stoko in 2017 with two of his closest friends. Stoko has redefined how athletes overcome injuries by introducing an entirely new category of supportive apparel. By incorporating adjustable medical-grade bracing seamlessly into everyday athletic clothing\, the Stoko team has created an entirely new method of joint support\, eliminating the need to wear traditional braces altogether. Personally\, Zack is a strong believer in the importance of building meaningful relationships with others\, fostering a strong company culture\, and living with a growth mindset. He consistently strives to create positive change in the world and inspire others to do the same; starting with Stoko’s community of athletes. \nFormat \n\nWelcome!\n\n\nMeet our Venture Development Specialists\n\n\nVenture announcements (submit yours in the RSVP!)\nFeatured panel on building a winning team and finding the right co-founders\n\nWho should attend \nThis event is for entrepreneurship@UBC’s community of ventures from Phases 1-4/HATCH\, Entrepreneurs in Residence (EiRs)\, Mentors\, and the UBC community at large. \nSession information \nZoom information will be available via your registration confirmation email. As well\, it will be on the online event page. Attendees will also be sent the Zoom link and password to their registered email in advance of the session. \nAbout entrepreneurship@UBC \nentrepreneurship@UBC propels UBC innovations out into the world through venture creation\, providing UBC students\, researchers\, faculty members\, alumni and staff with the resources\, networks\, and funding they need to succeed. \nAs one of the world’s top 40 research universities with 80\,000 students\, faculty and staff and over $650M annual research funding\, UBC has long been a catalyst for innovation. Part of the Innovation UBC network\, entrepreneurship@UBC supports UBC ventures and entrepreneurs to generate social and economic impacts in B.C. and around the world. To date\, entrepreneurship@UBC has worked with over 561 ventures who have raised more than $1.39 billion in funding\, generated more than $116 million in revenue and hired more than 989 employees\, stimulating the economic and social landscape of B.C. while building anchor companies that have a global impact. \nVisit our website entrepreneurship.ubc.ca to learn more
URL:https://demo.futurecite.ai/event/building-a-winning-team-for-your-startup-finding-the-right-co-founders/
LOCATION:Virtual Online
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurs,Human Talent,Industry,Leadership,Learning,Recruiting,Small Business,Startups,Webinar
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SUMMARY:Founder Fridays: Remote Work Revolution Author Chat
DESCRIPTION:June 4 : Fireside chat with  Tsedal Neeley\, author of  Remote Work Revolution : How to Work From Anywhere Founder Fridays is a series of fireside chats with authors of books that are  typically  held on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month\, the initiative is based on the success of a fireside chat with Ian Hathaway (Brad Feld’s co-author on their latest book) that had 300+ participants and gave away 100 copies of The Startup Community Way to attendees from across Alberta. \nEach month you can register for either or both of two sessions: \nA fireside chat  with an author where the last 15 minutes is a Q & A session with the participants and a link is provided so those from Alberta can request a free copy of the author’s book. \nTable discussions  held two weeks later (sometimes with\, sometimes without the author) to discuss the different ways the content from the fireside chat and the author’s book can be applied to Alberta’s Startup Community. \nFounder Fridays are designed to support Alberta’s entrepreneurs\, mentors\, investors\, ecosystem builders and service providers by: \n\nUpskilling entrepreneurs\, mentors\, ecosystem builders and service providers\nDeveloping entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship support in and around post-secondary institutions\nHelping startups grow faster and develop the expertise and traction required to attract capital\nIncreasing the volume of startups and the velocity at which they progress through the Startup Commons stages\n\nWorking with existing entrepreneurship support organizations to expand their mentor network Founder Fridays is a joint initiative of 150 Startups\, Bow Valley College\, Futurepreneur\, Rainforest Alberta\, and the Venture Mentoring Service of Alberta and are made possible by the generous support of Bow Valley College\, RBC\, The Hunter Family Foundation\, Calgary Innovation Coalition\, RINSA\, and Women Entrepreneurs-in-STEM. \nPast Sessions: \nApril 9 : Fireside chat with  Cory Bray\, author of  Sales Playbooks: The Builders Toolkit April 23 : Roundtable discussion with Joseph Fung on how to apply the learnings from Cory’s fireside chat and book May 7 : Fireside chat with  Vijay Govindarajan\, author of  The Three Box Solution Call or text Craig Elias (+1.403.874.2998) if you have any questions or suggestions for future authors and their books.
URL:https://demo.futurecite.ai/event/founder-fridays-remote-work-revolution-author-chat/
LOCATION:Virtual Online
CATEGORIES:Digital Transformation,Entrepreneurs,Human Talent,Industry,Innovation,Learning,Living,Recruiting,Small Business,Startups,Technology,Webinar
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SUMMARY:Talent Programs for Growth-Stage Entrepreneurs
DESCRIPTION:Please join us to hear from our featured panelists on talent programs available to support local growing tech companies.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this Event\n\n\nThe February Rainforest Connector will feature panelists speaking about government support programs to help growth and startup stage entrepreneurs access talent to grow their companies. By registering\, you will hear an update on the FIRST Jobs Program as well as information on subsidy programs that provide financial support including: \n\nInformation on newly expanded MiTACS program (Deadline Feb 15)\nMitacs Business Strategy Internships\nInformation on the Peter Lougheed Leadership College STRETCH Program\n\nDate And Time\n\nTue\, February 9\, 2021 \n4:30 PM – 5:30 PM MS \n\nWhat is the Connector?\nRainforest Alberta – Connector is an informal get-together for Edmonton entrepreneurs at all stages (from ideation to exiting)\, small business owners\, and ecosystem helpers looking to encourage and promote collisions between people and create connections that will help drive the success of entrepreneurs in Alberta’s innovation system. \nJoin us to meet new like-minded people\, celebrate successes and learn from failures\, and build a community that supports and promotes entrepreneurship across the Province. \nEvents will be hosted online via Zoom and a password is required to access the meetings\, therefore registration is mandatory. \nAs a member of the Rainforest\, you are not excluding yourself from any other community or initiative. We seek to be a harmonious complement to other aligned initiatives and anyone from the community is explicitly invited to join us. \nWhat is Rainforest Alberta?\nRainforest Alberta is movement\, building community in the tech and innovation ecosystem in the province through opening conversations around culture\, leadership\, and other focus areas. \nWe believe Alberta is primed to be a global destination for growing your tech venture right in this province. Come to a meeting to find out why\, or for more information\, visit www.rainforestab.ca \nWho should attend a Rainforest event?\n\nAnyone interested in starting or growing an innovation-based business in Alberta\nFormer entrepreneurs and business owners looking to share their experience and give back to the community that helped make them successful\nAnyone exploring entrepreneurship as a potential career path\nIndividuals or companies who provide services to entrepreneurs at any stage of growth\, from pre-start to growth to succession\nAnyone interested in improving the culture of innovation and trust in Alberta\, making a meaningful impact on the growth of the emerging innovation economy\, or individuals who want to be part of the solution\nResearchers\, inventors\, or makers who are looking for help in making their idea a reality
URL:https://demo.futurecite.ai/event/talent-programs-for-growth-stage-entrepreneurs/
LOCATION:Virtual Online
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurs,Finance,Innovation,Investment,Leadership,Recruiting,Sustainability,Technology,Webinar
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SUMMARY:YEG Job Club
DESCRIPTION:Description\n\n\n\nYEG Job Club exists to connect job seekers with like-minded folks\, business representatives\, and industry experts in their career search. \nA job club is an informal meetup that allows individuals to learn from others about how best to find their next role. \nWhen you arrive we will facilitate conversations that can help you accelerate your search and potentially introduce you to your next employer or a career coach that will assist you. We will provide opportunities to sharpen your networking skills during a casual event. \nCome for the networking and introductions\, stay for the food and beer! \nFAQs \nAre there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? \nWhile it is an all ages venue\, anyone purchasing alcohol will need to have proper ID for consumption. \nWhat are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? \nThere is free street parking after 6:00 pm\, a parking lot just north west of the event centre\, it’s within the boundaries for e-scooters\, and completely accessible by transit and bicycle (bike racks out front). \nWhat can I bring into the event? \nDon’t worry about bringing a resume. Just bring a couple of questions that you have about your job search and an idea of one company or role you’d like to learn more about! \nHow can I contact the organizer with any questions? \nIf you need to get ahold of us for further questions\, please email Allie at allie@rivercityhr.ca
URL:https://demo.futurecite.ai/event/yeg-job-club/
LOCATION:Polar Park Brewing\, 10416-80 Ave NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurs,Human Talent,Industry,Networking,Recruiting,Small Business
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SUMMARY:YEG Job Club
DESCRIPTION:Description\n\n\n\nYEG Job Club exists to connect job seekers with like-minded folks\, business representatives\, and industry experts in their career search. \nA job club is an informal meetup that allows individuals to learn from others about how best to find their next role. \nWhen you arrive we will facilitate conversations that can help you accelerate your search and potentially introduce you to your next employer or a career coach that will assist you. We will provide opportunities to sharpen your networking skills during a casual event. \nCome for the networking and introductions\, stay for the food and beer! \nFAQs \nAre there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? \nWhile it is an all ages venue\, anyone purchasing alcohol will need to have proper ID for consumption. \nWhat are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? \nThere is free street parking after 6:00 pm\, a parking lot just north west of the event centre\, it’s within the boundaries for e-scooters\, and completely accessible by transit and bicycle (bike racks out front). \nWhat can I bring into the event? \nDon’t worry about bringing a resume. Just bring a couple of questions that you have about your job search and an idea of one company or role you’d like to learn more about! \nHow can I contact the organizer with any questions? \nIf you need to get ahold of us for further questions\, please email Allie at allie@rivercityhr.ca
URL:https://demo.futurecite.ai/event/yeg-job-club-2/
LOCATION:Polar Park Brewing\, 10416-80 Ave NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Entrepreneurs,Human Talent,Industry,Networking,Recruiting,Small Business
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