PDS 2018 - Call for Speakers is now open!
Are you doing something innovative? Do you have a passion for sharing your tech talent with other people? If so, PDS is looking for you! DNS is a member of the Professional Development Summit planning committee, and we are actively seeking speakers to present at the seventh annual event. On April 24th 2018, the PD summit will bring together developers, project managers and CEO’s to discuss skill development and the future of our forever changing technology industry. The goal of this year’s PD Summit is to help evolve the future of current and upcoming employees in the technology industry. Professional Development can often be seen as an individual or company-wide activity, but we believe that by developing skills of our people within the province, we are working towards advancing and enhancing the impact on our industry as a whole. Submit your concept online!
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