Events

Brilliant Labs is pleased to announce our next speaker series with Jayson Myers, CEO of Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen), the industry-led community behind Canada’s most transformative advanced manufacturing projects. Advanced manufacturing is changing how people live, and you could play a leading role in making that happen. From fighting climate change to tackling food insecurity, it means a good career building an even better future. Join NGen for a discussion on how robotics, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and other advanced manufacturing “tools of the trade” are helping to solve some of the world’s greatest challenges. Attend this presentation to learn about Careers of the Future and the limitless and rewarding opportunities for Canada’s youth. Visit careersofthefuture.ca to explore how you can kick-start your career journey today.

K-12 schools have become the most targeted sector for ransomware – making cyber protection a top priority among school boards to ensure a safe environment for students. How can you stay ahead of tomorrow’s security challenges in the face of constant attack? Is there a viable way of limiting the exposure due to the surge in external devices logging onto the school infrastructure? Compugen has brought together industry leaders to discuss current best practices and emerging innovations that seek to address the biggest security challenges in education. If you are an IT leader, educator or decision-maker, this session is for you. In this one-hour session, we’ll cover the following trending topics: Cybersecurity: How to improve cyber resiliency and mitigate pervasive cyber threats such as ransomware Protecting personal information: Key strategic considerations for protecting both students and educator’s sensitive data from unauthorized access Beyond IT security: Keeping students safe online

Join the Cape Breton Partnership and Nova Scotia Community College for the second Ocean Farming session in a FREE five-part series: Ocean Farming – Food Security & Environmental Sustainability on Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 1 p.m. via Zoom. The session will feature panel presentations and discussions with Stacey McCarthy, Marketing & Communications Manager, Aquaculture Association of Nova Scotia, Alicia Lake, Executive Director, Cape Breton Food Hub, and Allison McIsaac, Biologist of Eskasoni Fish & Wildlife Commission. The session will be moderated by Amanda Mombourquette, Community Innovation Lead at Nova Scotia Community College. This event is part of the Cape Breton Partnership's and Nova Scotia Community College’s Ocean Farming Series, bringing our local Cape Breton - Unama'ki business community together to hear from industry experts on a range of topics important to the success and growth of the ocean farming sector on Cape Breton Island.