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Join us at Third Wednesday! Pop by and chat with Halifax's tech/media/marketing community at the Atlantica Hotel. Introduce yourself during the 30-second intro/opportunity spots, and meet a great group of interesting people to chat with. All welcome, no need to register! |
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Join us for an interactive event designed for students to develop and showcase their marketing skills and creativity. Participants will learn from industry experts, including Space Creatorz Digital Marketing, Threesixfive Media, and Digital Nova Scotia while collaborating to create impactful marketing strategies for local businesses in Wolfville. |
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Welcome to the Nova Scotia Deep Tech Industry Roundtable This event is your chance to connect with industry leaders like Gord Harling of CMC Microsystems, innovators, and experts in the deep tech sector. Join us at Volta for insightful discussions, networking opportunities, and collaboration as we work together to move the industry forward. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out in the industry, this roundtable is the perfect place to gain valuable insights, share your experiences, and build relationships with like-minded individuals. Don't miss out on this exciting event - register now to secure your spot.
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Date: Wednesday, January 22, 2025 Time: 1:00 PM AST (Nova Scotia Time) Location: Virtual Join us for a compelling virtual panel discussion featuring leading experts on digital inclusion: Dr. Emma Stone, Director of Evidence and Engagement, Good Things Foundation Professor Simeon Yates, Professor of Digital Culture, Department of Communication and Media, University of Liverpool Dr. Chloe Blackwell, Loughborough University Katherine Hill, Loughborough University Our panel will explore groundbreaking research on the Minimum Digital Living Standard (MDLS)—a transformative framework that goes beyond a single device or minimal access. This research examines what is needed for individuals and families to thrive in an increasingly digital society, accounting for diverse household types across nations in the UK. The MDLS model has garnered significant attention, influencing UK and Scottish government policies, and aims to drive greater equity in digital access and inclusion. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights into a model shaping the future of digital equity! |
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Details 7:00: Video call opens 7:10: Topic - TBA Instructions and password to enter will be emailed to you on the day of. See you there! |
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