Come learn about how and why buildings and infrastructure are being modelled in 3D, and how virtual models are aiding data analysis and systems monitoring to impact decision making! EVENT DESCRIPTION: GANS is hosting an all-day professional development seminar on 'Digital Twins Technology and Building Information Modelling (BIM)'! The GANS Professional Development Days provide all community members with an opportunity to network and hear the experiences of specialists within a unique geospatial field. Each Professional Development Day Event will focus on a new field or area for each, to showcase the overall impact of the geomatics sector on every function in our economy and society. WHEN: Tuesday, February 25, 2020 from 10:00am to 4:30pm WHERE: Halifax Central Library, Spring Garden Road, Halifax (Room 301) ATTENDANCE FEE: Attendance costs $75 or $60 for GANS members. Please note that in an attempt to keep the registration fee as low as possible, lunch will not be provided (though there are many terrific pubs and eateries within easy walking distance of the library!). Act fast - space is limited! For more information, feel free to contact us by email at [email protected]. SPEAKER INQUIRIES: Interested in speaking? Do you have experience with digital twins technology or building information […]

Come learn about how and why buildings and infrastructure are being modelled in 3D, and how virtual models are aiding data analysis and systems monitoring to impact decision making! EVENT DESCRIPTION: GANS is hosting an all-day professional development seminar on 'Digital Twins Technology and Building Information Modelling (BIM)'! The GANS Professional Development Days provide all community members with an opportunity to network and hear the experiences of specialists within a unique geospatial field. Each Professional Development Day Event will focus on a new field or area for each, to showcase the overall impact of the geomatics sector on every function in our economy and society. WHEN: Tuesday, February 25, 2020 from 10:00am to 4:30pm WHERE: Halifax Central Library, Spring Garden Road, Halifax (Room 301) ATTENDANCE FEE: Attendance costs $75 or $60 for GANS members. Please note that in an attempt to keep the registration fee as low as possible, lunch will not be provided (though there are many terrific pubs and eateries within easy walking distance of the library!). Act fast - space is limited! For more information, feel free to contact us by email at [email protected]. SPEAKER INQUIRIES: Interested in speaking? Do you have experience with digital twins technology or building information […]

VolVEvent Information Description Pitch Competition Powered by Cox & Palmer This Pitch Competition is open to Volta Residents, Network Members and anyone from the tech community in Atlantic Canada. This Pitch Competition, powered by Cox & Palmer, is an excellent opportunity to practice your pitch, fine-tune your deck, and get feedback from peers and industry professionals. You will also gain valuable experience presenting to investors, and potential early adopters. Plus, you never know who may be sitting in the audience! Each competition will have a judging panel, comprised of entrepreneurs, potential investors and community leaders. Judging will be based on the pitch, not the business, and will focus on the presentation quality and content. Stay tuned for a list of companies pitching and judges. The winning Pitch will receive: 1) $500 Visa Gift Card 2) Name engraved on Volta’s "I've got 99 problems but my pitch ain't one" trophy 3) Cox & Palmer swag bag Lunch and refreshments will be served! How to Apply to Pitch: Fill out this form to apply for a slot to pitch. Space for pitching companies is limited. Please visit here for a list of regulations. Applications are due by Wednesday, February 19 at 11:59pm. Applications will be reviewed and only […]

Want more commissions? More gallery shows? Passive income? This workshop is for you! About this Event Attention artists! Do you have a website for your work, but it’s not getting the attention it needs? Do you want to put your art online, but aren’t sure where to start? Are you ready to get more commissions, more gallery shows or a larger following? Then it’s time to step away from the computer and get to planning. Wait… what? This workshop will not teach you how to build or edit a website. That’s not what you need right now. What you need is to connect the dots between your goals as an artist and making your website work harder to achieve them. When you have clarity on what you need to achieve, then building/updating becomes 100x easier. And faster. Realize the full potential of your website, because your art deserves it! This workshop is for any artist, no matter the condition of their website, their technical skill level or their art practice. What we will cover Understanding the purpose of your website as it applies to your goals Peer review of your homepage for instant feedback and ideas The right way to set […]

The ISNS Febuary 2020 Mixer! Join us at Chain Yard  Urban Cidery on Thursday, February 27 at 6:30PM, for game development and animation discussion, great appetizers and a chat with our president.

Description Join us for our inaugural DeepSense Discovery Session. Attend this informative session in-person or online to hear from Casey Hilliard, Data Manager, Meridian, about Automatic Identification System (AIS) data, the ship tracking system. Learn how AIS data has been used to support vessel transportation, some challenges in using AIS data and potential uses of AIS data. *DeepSense Discovery Sessions provide students from any academic institution with an interest in data science and the ocean sector to learn more about the ocean economy, ocean data, participate in challenges presented by ocean-related companies, and explore the potential of a career in ocean data. Any student is welcome to attend any and all DeepSense sessions. DeepSense Discovery Sessions are held Mondays at 2pm AST. Register

The Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) Policy leverages defence and major Canadian Coast Guard procurement to create jobs and economic growth in Canada. The ITB Policy encourages companies to establish or grow their presence in Canada, strengthen Canadian supply chains and develop Canadian Key Industrial Capabilities. The ITB Policy is making an impact from coast to coast. Investments are supporting the manufacturing and marine sectors, helping scale up small and medium sized businesses, enhancing investments across Canada that align with regional strengths and supporting exports and innovation. The purpose of this session is to provide information on what the ITB Policy is and how Canadian firms have been successful in accessing supply chain opportunities associated with the defence and major Canadian Coast Guard procurement. The presentation will have a particular focus on ITB Policy features which motivate investments in innovation; and which support the growth of small and medium businesses in Canada. Join us for an informative webinar presentation titled “ITB 101” from Innovation Science and Economic Development Canada. Presenting will be: Dominique Kowlessar, CD Director, Policy Industrial and Technological Benefits Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada/ Government of Canada For more information contact Alex Himmelman: [email protected]

Let’s celebrate our Women in Tech community for International Women’s Day! International Women’s Day is coming up on March 8th. To mark this great day, BDC Capital’s Women in Technology Venture Fund wants to celebrate with you! Please join us for cocktails, engaging conversations, and make lasting connections with some amazing women in tech champions. Spaces are limited so register today. Don’t miss out! The BDC Capital Women In Tech Team RSVP to [email protected] before March 3rd

Join us on Thursday, March 5, to hear from Chris Cameron, senior vice president of data analytics and evidence synthesis at EVERSANA, as he discusses the sale of his company, Cornerstone Research Group. Chris was previously one of three partners at Cornerstone until it was acquired by EVERSANA in 2019. Cornerstone became Canada's largest health economics and outcomes research consulting firm. Chris is also an adjunct (scholar) professor at Dalhousie Uni TecSocial is a monthly meeting for those with an interest in technology and entrepreneurship. It is a free event and open to the public.

About this Event The Province of Nova Scotia is teaming with the School of Information Management and the Rowe School of Business (Dalhousie University Faculty of Management) to host its fourth annual Open Data Contest on March 7th-8th, 2020 in conjunction with International Open Data Day. The contest will take place from 8:30 AM Saturday, March 7th until approximately 4:30 PM Sunday, March 8th. There will be cash prizes for winning submissions (including a $4000 top prize) *see full agenda below* Students, Entrepreneurs, and Citizens – This year our Open Data Contest is focusing on healthcare and the economy! We are challenging you to create one of the following, using at least one Nova Scotia Open Data dataset within your solution: (1) An application (web / mobile / desktop) that is innovative, easy-to-use, and has the potential to make a positive impact on the economy or address some aspect of healthcare. The app must use at least one Nova Scotia Open Data dataset within the solution and be able to demonstrate its potential for economic growth/commercialization or impact on healthcare/health outcomes. (2) A predictive model that generates interesting, informative, and useful forecasts based on relative datasets including at least one from the Nova Scotia Open Data Portal. The model must have the potential to make a positive […]

Description Why learn about Gamemaking? From video games to interactive stories, digital media is a powerful way to make your message, cause, or idea stand out in a crowded online world. Canada has become a major leader in the video game industry, yet, like most technology, only a small percentage of games are built by women. In this hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop, you will create a game, quiz, or interactive story using HTML & CSS that's centred on a case, community, or message that you care about while learning critical coding skills.   Who is this for? Our Ladies Learning Code workshops offer female-identified and male-identified, trans, and non-binary adults hands-on, project-based learning experiences that are designed to give beginners the skills and confidence they need to become digital creators.   Prerequisites: None! This workshop is designed for absolute beginners!   What's Included: Requirements: Note: If you do not have a laptop to use during the duration of the workshop, we have a very limited quantity that we can loan out. The option to borrow a laptop will be included in your order form when registering. If only a "no" option is available, there are no more laptops available. Register

This events features presentations by federal and provincial experts as well as a panel of employers talking about their own experiences. About this Event Come and join us for breakfast on March 11th at the Best Western Plus in Dartmouth and learn more about recruiting talent from francophone and other countries. Representatives from Immigration, Refugees, Citizenship Canada offices in Paris, Rabat (Morocco) and Dakar (Sénégal) as well as the Nova Scotia Office of Immigration will be in attendance to answer your questions. This event is sponsored by the Réseau en immigration francophone, Fédération des communautés francophones et acadienne du Canada, Halifax Partnership and Nova Scotia Office of Immigration. Venez prendre le petit déjeuner avec nous au Best Western Plus à Dartmouth pour en apprendre plus sur le recutement de la main d'oeuvre qualifiée des pays francophones et d'ailleurs. Des représentants des bureaux d'Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada de Paris, de Rabat (Maroc) et de Dakar (Sénégal) ainsi que de l'Office d'Immigration de la Nouvelle-Écosse seront heureux de répondre à vos questions. Cette activité est mise en oeuvre par le Réseau en immigration francophone de la Nouvelle-Écosse, la Fédération des communautés francophones et acadienne du Canada; Halifax Partnership et l'Office d'Immigration […]

Event Summary The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC), through the GO Talent initiative, will be hosting an Online Career Fair for Internationally Educated Professionals in the Information and Communications Technology field. What is Go Talent? An initiative that provides employers with early access to global Information and Communications Technology (ICT) talent on route to Canada A Pre-departure integration service for internationally educated professionals (IEPs) in the ICT sector who are in their last stages of immigration Uses the e-Talent Canada Job Board as a tool to facilitate job matching for newcomers and employers Who is eligible for GO Talent and the Online Career Fair? Anyone around the world that has received their letter of Confirmation of Permanent Residence in Canada Newcomers to Canada that have landed and received their Permanent Residence Status Must have experience or education in the Information and Communications Technology field Why participate in an online career fair? Gain an advantage in the job seeking market by directly connecting with Canadian employers With the use of virtual booths, this career fair will have the capacity for live conversations between organizations and candidates Newcomers will be able to network with employers directly using private chats   https://www.gotalentocf.com/en/registrationRegisterEvent […]

Details Come out for a night of learning, sharing and troubleshooting with the WordPress Halifax community. --What to Bring-- Yourself, your questions and your laptop or mobile device so you can show us your WordPress site whether it is just beginning or around for a while. -- 7:15: Opening Remarks-- -- 7:30: Backlinking with Alyona Korpusova --8:15: Happiness Bar -- Break out your laptops, knowledge, and questions regarding WordPress. Get feedback, learn something new or help a buddy out. Chat and get to know fellow WordPress bloggers, designers, and developers. Register  

Details DevOps Halifax Remote Work: Working from home Q&A “Bookclub style” Please find time to watch before joining us: Joël Perras - Here, There, Everywhere: Rules and Tools for Effective Distributed Teams https://vimeo.com/107465118 ------------- In light of the recent changes to our need for self-isolation during COVID-19, a lot of companies have relaxed work from home / remote work policies. Some of us work in remote-satellite groups (there are some offices), or remote-first companies (everyone is remote) and can help answer questions, describe challenges, and suggest possible solutions. We got permission from Steve Pereira from DevOps Toronto to re-distribute Joël Perras talk on working in distributed teams. The funny thing is this talk is from 2014, and almost everything is still relevant (which is an indication on how slow the industry has been on embracing this - and how well this talk was put together). Please find time to watch the talk this week before joining the Zoom call as this is "bookclub style" and will serve as a jump-off point for our discussions. https://vimeo.com/107465118 We are going to hold a Zoom call, and we are still working out the details, but we will be able to handle at least […]

The Atlantic Immigration Pilot Project (AIPP) is a new employer-driven immigration program designed to address the labour gaps of employers in the Atlantic Provinces. The Atlantic Immigration Pilot is for skilled immigrants and international student graduates who want to permanently live in Atlantic Canada. For more information on the pilot project visit: Immigration, Refugees and Canadian Citizenship (IRCC) or Nova Scotia Office of Immigration (NSOI) To become designated, an employer must: Have a business operating in good standing Provide information on labour needs Commit to working with a service provider organization on settlement and retention Join us for a 1 hour webinar for information on how ISANS, a Settlement Providing Organization, can help Nova Scotian employers settle and retain skilled immigrants and international student graduate. Registration deadline is Friday, March 20 at 5:00pm. Registrations made after this deadline will not be accepted.

There are revenue opportunities to unlock the China market against the backdrop of halted retail activity in North America, EU and Australia, according to Joseph Cooke, WPIC President. On March 24, WPIC will present a 30-minute webinar to discuss its newly-launched e-commerce accelerator program for brands looking at growth opportunities in Greater China.   Register

Description ⚠️ VENUE CHANGE We have decided to move March's meetup to be virtual-only. We will send connection details in Slack the evening of the event. Unfortunately we can't mail you a beer, but we will continue the festivities with breakout rooms, opportunity to win a prize, and three great talks. OUR SPEAKERS Gabrielle White Senior Service Design @ Nova Scotia Digital Service Gab White is a multi-hyphenate person (designer-developer-hobbyist quilter) who absolutely dies for the creative pursuit of solving big problems. A former self-employed designer/dev, Gab can now be found in the public service at the Nova Scotia Digital Service where she helps try to make it easier for Nova Scotians to do stuff with the government online. Twitter, LinkedIn Alanna MacNevin Development Team Lead @ Talkatoo Alanna started her career as a software developer 7 years ago when she volunteered with an NGO in Lima, Peru as a Drupal Developer. Since coming back home to the Maritimes she has worked with several startups in the Halifax area and is currently the Software Development Manager and Software Developer (React, Node, && Electron) with Talkatoo. She is endlessly curious and excited for new challenges. Twitter, LinkedIn SPONSORS Dash Hudson Dropout Labs Manifold […]

What you can expect: In this week’s webinar, you will learn how to apply some key principles to your own email practice both at home and work to help you reach the holy grail of email management: inbox 0. In 30 minutes we will provide you with practical tips that you can start using straight away and that will save you hours in your week immediately! Presenter: The webinar will be hosted by one of Barrington OPS’s expert Lean Six Sigma Black Belts, Gary Cox. Gary is a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt with a 35-year career at Canada Post and has been practicing and teaching (and preaching) Lean Six Sigma and Personal Productivity and Effectiveness for over a decade with the goal of helping people and organizations eliminate waste in order to be more successful. Register

The spread of COVID-19 poses important challenges to Canadian businesses. With the situation constantly evolving, you need to be prepared for any disruptions. Join BDC experts as they share short-term economic perspectives and advice on how to manage through the crisis. Who should watch? Every Canadian entrepreneur Our expert Pierre Cléroux Vice President, Research and Chief Economist Pierre Cléroux leads a team of experts who analyze economic data to identify business and sector trends impacting Canadian entrepreneurs. Mr. Cléroux is also responsible for providing economic analysis and advice to the Bank's senior management team, and supervises all marketing and industry research activities. Over his 25-year career as an economist, he has held several influential positions that had a direct impact on entrepreneurs in Canada and abroad. A seasoned speaker, he regularly travels across the country to help business owners understand the risks and opportunities presented by the economic environment. https://www.bdc.ca/en/articles-tools/entrepreneur-toolkit/webinars/pages/how-cope-impacts-covid-19-on-your-business.aspxhttps://www.bdc.ca/en/articles-tools/entrepreneur-toolkit/webinars/pages/how-cope-impacts-covid-19-on-your-business.aspxhttps://www.bdc.ca/en/articles-tools/entrepreneur-toolkit/webinars/pages/how-cope-impacts-covid-19-on-your-business.aspxhttps://www.bdc.ca/en/articles-tools/entrepreneur-toolkit/webinars/pages/how-cope-impacts-covid-19-on-your-business.aspxRegister

The spread of COVID-19 has forced companies to adapt quickly and decisively. Tried-and-true income sources are now at risk, and businesses seek new revenue streams to fund operations. But finding new business remains a challenge in the short term for many companies. How can businesses meet their payroll and other operating expenses? This webinar offers immediate steps you can take to manage your cash flow during this challenging time. Focusing on tax measures and government programs, it is designed to help you uncover the liquidity options hidden in your business. You will learn: How to choose the right government programs to support your business How international tax planning offers immediate relief How to recover more sales tax from the CRA How to lower your income tax installments   Register now for the webinar: Register   Speakers Dave Walsh Tax Service Line Leader & Partner BDO Canada Craig Mulcahy Partner, SR&ED and Government Incentives BDO Canada Marc Fournier Partner, Advisory Services BDO Canada

ICTC's research team invites you to a virtual panel discussion on the implications of COVID-19 on the global economy and Canadian policy. About this Event Join us for a virtual panel discussion. Thursday, March 26, 2020 - 2:00 PM EST The last several weeks have provoked a range of headline-grabbing developments across Canada and the globe. COVID-19 was recently declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO) and with this announcement, it will inevitably continue to threaten supply chains worldwide. In the backdrop of COVID-19, other recent events like Brexit, blockades, the recent election in Canada, and upcoming elections abroad have and will also continue to play significant roles in reshaping our economy in the near term. Chris Herron, Maryna Ivus, and Akshay Kotak have spent the last couple of weeks doing a deep dive into what this all means and how well-crafted policy can be deployed to ease this anxious time for all. They will take the audience through a deep dive on their recently released article and how events are rapidly shifting across the global economy since its release. Read their full article here! Register to attend the virtual panel and participate in a Q&A. Agenda Welcome Remarks Article Overview Panel Question Period Audience Questions Register

Managing an Unexpected Remote Workforce Free Webinar Thursday, March 26, 2020 at 2:00 pm, Eastern Time Many organizations across Canada have asked their employees to work remotely in response to COVID-19.  Having remote workers is not new to organizations but having a completely remote workforce is new to many.  How do you manage an unexpected remote workforce that has been thrust upon your organization? REGISTRATION HAS REACHED CAPACITY Unfortunately we have reached capacity for this webinar and are no longer accepting registrations. A recorded version of the webinar will be available 24 hours after the webcast at this URL where you will also find related material: https://www.conferenceboard.ca/insights/covid-19#videos Webinar Highlights Angela Schafer, a former senior leader with MD Financial Management, will share her experience of moving overnight from 100% in the office to 100% remote due to a fire at the organization’s head office. She will share lessons learned and provide practical tips that can be implemented quickly so that teams stay connected, engaged and productive. About Angela Angela Schafer is a management consultant with more than 25 years of business experience. She has an extensive background in helping organization leaders navigate through difficult transitions.  Based in Ottawa, Angela has a passion for establishing dynamic cultures […]

In partnership with Nava Marketing, NSBI will host an online workshop to help business leaders think through, in a systematic way, the challenges they face and how they can improvise, adapt and overcome. This will include one hour of content delivery and 20 minutes per company of mentoring/coaching. The session will be in three sections: Managing the stress of the current situation and what tangible actions you can take immediately to reduce the levels of stress all in your organization, including you as leader are experiencing What changes you should think about implementing today to help your organization survive How the landscape your business operates in will change over the next few months and years and actions you could take to help your business quickly re-orientate or pivot to not just survive but thrive. Facilitator - Permjot Valia - https://www.linkedin.com/in/permjotvalia/ Permjot is qualified in organizational stress management and has significant experience of helping companies through crisis periods.  While working in London he learned about crisis management during 9/11 with PwC and then was in a significant leadership role at a private transportation company during the terrorist incidents of July 2005 when the London transport network came to a complete halt. He co-founded […]

There is no playbook for what is happening right now, but we do have solid advice from our experts to help guide your communications. Grab your lunch and join Kevin McCann and Tanya Kavalaars-DiPenta for a virtual Q&A moderated by Mel Hennigar. We encourage you to share questions ahead of time using the registration form. https://respublica.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_etQ3T6rZTKqMQ_98ywT-ew[fusion_button link="https://respublica.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_etQ3T6rZTKqMQ_98ywT-ew" text_transform="" title="" target="_self" link_attributes="" alignment="" modal="" hide_on_mobile="small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility" class="" id="" s2id_autogen850="" s2id_autogen850_search="" color="default" button_gradient_top_color="" button_gradient_bottom_color="" button_gradient_top_color_hover="" button_gradient_bottom_color_hover="" accent_color="" accent_hover_color="" type="" bevel_color="" border_width="" border_radius="" border_color="" border_hover_color="" size="" stretch="default" icon="" icon_position="left" icon_divider="no" s2id_autogen851="" s2id_autogen851_search="" animation_type="" animation_direction="left" animation_speed="0.3" s2id_autogen852="" s2id_autogen852_search="" animation_offset=""]Register

The purpose of this session is to explore innovative ways Cape Breton businesses are adapting to current market demands by exploring unique online shopping experiences and delivery methods. Webinar details: Topic: Innovating Through COVID-19 Date: Friday, March 27, 2020 Time: 2 p.m. Subject matter experts: •Andrew Morrow, Co-founder, Breton Brewing Company, Sydney •Don Beamish, General Manager, Larch Wood Canada, Margaree •Scott Morrison, Owner, Flavor Creative Catering, Sydney •Heather Austin-Coloumbe, Owner, Farmer’s Daughter, Whycocomagh The session will be capped at 100 participants, however the webinar will be recorded and shared on the Cape Breton Partnership website and social media channels to ensure the information is accessible to all. In an effort to support Cape Breton – Unama’ki businesses during the COVID-10 global pandemic, the Cape Breton Partnership is hosting Helping Businesses Respond During COVID-19, a webinar series on topics identified by our business community. The Cape Breton Partnership is planning additional sessions in the coming weeks on a variety of topics including e-commerce, legal services and navigating the many recently announced government programs and services. Future webinar sessions will be shared once details are confirmed.   https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_4znCmBVuQqC_EjZC72a_LgRegister

Do you want to mingle with a panel of venture capitalists? Join BDO and McInnes Cooper for a free half-day conference. Hear directly from the VCs as they share their tips, along with top financial and legal information that will help to grow your start-up. Agenda 12:45 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. : Registration 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.: Get your Business off the ground with the right source of capital 2:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. : Financial modelling to raise capital 2:45 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.: Snack break and networking 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. : Understanding investor term sheets 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. : Panel - What VCs look for in portfolio companies 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. : Networking Stick around after the panel and have the opportunity to network with Atlantic Canada’s tech entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and the venture capitalists participating in BDOs VC Pitch Day. Register

Description Matt Zimola, CEO, ReelData, has quickly created a highly successful ocean data company. Learn first hand from a Dalhousie Computer Science graduate about ReelData's path, where they are headed, and the challenges they face including collecting data and helping others see the opportunities they have identified. *DeepSense Discovery Sessions provide students from any academic institution with an interest in data science and the ocean sector to learn more about the ocean economy, ocean data, participate in challenges presented by ocean-related companies, and explore the potential of a career in ocean data. Any student is welcome to attend any and all DeepSense sessions. DeepSense Discovery Sessions are held Mondays at 2pm AST. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/deepsense-discovery-session-reeldata-tickets-97161046305Register

Application Close: March 13, 2020 VC Pitch Day March 31, 2020 AGENDA Pitches 8:30 am – 2:30 pm Each pitching group is allotted 15 minutes to present, followed by a five-minute Q&A with the VCs. To foster an optimal feedback experience for the pitching groups, pitches are closed to the public. Please note: To assist in your efforts, BDO will be hosting an exclusive mini-conference with 4 sessions designed to help entrepreneurs with their pitches and share ideas on how to impress investors. This event, taking place on March 30, is open to all applicants and will be followed by our Networking Event later in the day (details below). Should you wish to join us for the valuable experience, please click on the following link. LOCATION BDO Office Park Place V 230 Brownlow Ave. Suite 120 Dartmouth, N.S. B3B 0G5 902-334-2683

'- Tips and ideas to help remote teams feel connected and productive - Data security risks that remote teams face, and why they're higher during the covid-19 pandemic - Ask Me Anything: Get expert advice about how to identify your data security risks, spot vulnerabilities, build your information security program, answer vendor questionnaires, and actions you can take right now to protect your business and customer data Hosted by Darren Gallop, a cybersecurity expert, CISSP, and the CEO of Securicy. Register