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2024 Annual Spring Dinner Waves Of Change

April 3 @ 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm ADT

2024 Annual Spring Dinner

Dive deep into the future of ocean sustainability as we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and Canada’s Ocean Supercluster in Halifax. Join us for an evening of discovery at “Waves of Change,” where experts, innovators, and enthusiasts come together to discuss how AI is revolutionizing our approach to preserving and revitalizing our oceans.

Learn about cutting-edge technologies, data-driven solutions, and collaborative initiatives that are transforming the oceans sector and unravel the potential of artificial intelligence in the field. Let’s ride the “Waves of Change” and discover how AI can propel us towards a more sustainable and thriving future for our oceans.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation that’s shaping the future of ocean sustainability. Secure your spot today and embark on a journey toward a smarter, more sustainable future!

Meet our Speakers

Dr. Sue Molloy, P.Eng., FCAE

Dr. Sue Molloy holds a PhD in Naval Architectural and Ocean Engineering (Memorial University) and is the CEO of Glas Ocean Electric (GOE), a Nova Scotia-based company using their electric propulsion and AI-enabled navigation systems to reduce maritime carbon emissions. Sue and her team won the Lieutenant Governor’s award for Excellence in Engineering.

Sue is a Chair of the board for the Council of Canadian Academies, elected Vice President of the Engineers Nova Scotia Council and past co-chair for Canada’s Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Discovery Grant program.

Sue’s professional service work includes being an active reviewer for the US Department of Energy and national Canadian Government programs, serving as Canadian Chair of ISO TC 8, Ships and Marine Technology and as the international convenor for the IEC committee focused on river turbine performance. In 2022 Sue was elected as a fellow to the Canadian Academy of Engineering.

Prior to GOE, Sue was president and general manager of Black Rock Tidal Power (a subsidiary of Schottel GmbH). Sue teaches about sustainable energy and related marine topics at Dalhousie University in Halifax.

 

Date and Time

Wednesday, April 3
5:00PM – 9:30PM

Agenda
5:00pm – Networking Reception
6:20pm – Opening Remarks
6:40pm – Dinner
7:40pm – Main Presentation
9:30pm – Dinner Concludes

 

Location

 

Halifax Convention Centre 
1650 Argyle St
Halifax, NS B3J 2V9

 

1650 Argyle St Halifax NS B3J 2V9

Fees/Admission

 

Members –  $220 per ticket / $2,200 per table of 10
Increase your exposure and upgrade to a Premium table – $3,300 per table
With a Premium Table your logo will be displayed during the event and you will be seated in prime position in the room.  
Future Members – $330 per ticket / $3,300 per table of 10

A 25% discount rate is available for Not-for-profit/Student upon registration

Please contact us here with questions regarding registration. 
**Please note: your registration gives the Halifax Chamber permission to use the photographs taken during the event for any legal use.

 

Contact Information

Ashley Groves, Event Coordinator (902) 481-1226
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Details

Date:
April 3
Time:
5:00 pm - 9:30 pm ADT
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