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Jun 3: CanWIT AGM and Women in Leadership Roundtable at the i-CANADA Summit

CanWIT to Hold AGM and Host Women in Leadership Roundtable at the i-CANADA Summit
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CanWIT is pleased to announce that it will host its AGM at the upcoming i-CANADA Summit in Toronto. The SUMMIT is organized by i-CANADA, the only movement in Canada dedicated solely to the creation of an Intelligent Nation. It is a not-for-profit organization supported by sponsors and backed by Canada’s largest High Technology Organization: the Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATA).

CanWIT invites all members to attend both the AGM (at no cost) and the i-CANADA Summit at a discounted rate of $350.00 for the full two-day conference in Toronto. CanWIT is also hosting an interactive Women in Leadership Roundtable on June 4th.

Women in Leadership Roundtable – Finding Strength in Numbers for Women in Technology
Increasing the number of women in Canada’s tech sector is key to the success of Canada’s knowledge economy

90% of Canada’s economy and population are now overseen by women leaders; what will this significant change and others mean to the consultative process? How can we place this conversation within the context of Canada’s tech sector where the number of women working within it remains low (24%)?

Join the City of Waterloo’s Mayor, Brenda Halloran, and members of CanWIT’s National Advisory Council as they host this important roundtable discussion!

CanWIT to Hold AGM and Host Women in Leadership Roundtable at the i-CANADA Summit
Confirmed roundtable participants include:

  • Anne Sado, President, George Brown College
  • Brenda Halloran, Mayor, City of Waterloo,
  • Dianne Watts, Mayor, Surrey, B.C.
  • Sara Diamond, President, OCAD
  • Trina Alexson, Service Delivery Executive, Cisco
  • Kim Adolphe, President, Gemini Performance Solutions Inc.
  • Nicole Whittle, VP of Strategic Planning and Communications, HHI Healthcare Solutions
  • Emily Boucher, Executive Director, CanWIT

AGM – June 3rd
Join your peers to discuss CanWIT’s significant growth this year and provide input on both current and future strategic goals for the organization going forward. Not a CanWIT member yet? Join today and be part of the AGM conversation!

AGENDA
12:00 p.m. Networking Lunch
1:30 p.m. Formal AGM
2:15 p.m. She ++ Screening
2:30 p.m. Guest Speaker TBA
3:00 p.m. Open Discussion

i-CANADA Reception and Dinner
$120 discounted ticket rate for CanWIT Members
*Please note that the CanWIT AGM is only open to CanWIT members.

View the full i-CANADA Summit program at:
http://www.cata.ca/files/PDF/Media_Events/icanada/i-CANADA_Summit2013_program.pdf

Register now for the 2-day Toronto conference at: http://icanadasummit.eventbrite.ca

About i-CANADA
i-CANADA is the only national movement dedicated solely to the creation of Intelligent Communities. We work pragmatically with centres large and small, central and remote, so that they can all enjoy the economic development, job growth and social prosperity now available in the world’s leading Intelligent Communities.

About CanWIT, a Division of CATAAlliance
CanWIT, a Division of CATAAlliance, is a national volunteer organization founded in 2005 that strives to attract, develop, and retain women within Canada’s advanced technology sector. CanWIT, through its partnerships with organizations such as Springboard Enterprises and i-CANADA, offers the premier platform for entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts to support and help grow women-led businesses.

CanWIT also provides knowledge and support through various programs that include its: eMentorship initiatives, Regional Chapter and National networking events, professional development, and advocacy efforts. CanWIT offers both national and local Chapter events to promote networking and education among women in Canada’s technology sector.

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