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february 21st
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Do you know how businesses are going to need to change to keep pace with disruptions? What are you doing to keep pace with these changes? Who is your customer? How do you know you are making a difference? Do you have the data you need, to know what to do? Are you needing to talk to others who also want to know?
These are just some of the questions that we will be exploring on March 2nd Economic Development - Disrupted. This is a day dedicated to thinking of the future - the future that is here now! Register here.
Please see below under
Ontario East Events
for more information regarding this event.
Ontario East would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate the following EDCO Award Winners from Eastern Ontario:
Promotional Awards Category:
Publications, Print or Electronic, 0 - 10,000
Townships of North Glengarry and South Glengarry, Glengarry Routes Heritage Brochure
Publications, Print or Electronic, 50,000 - 250,000
Bay of Quinte Regional Marketing Board, Bay of Quinte Discovery Guide 4th Edition
Technology And New Media, 50,000 - 250,000
Honourable Mention: Bay of Quinte Regional Marketing Board, Bay of Quinte Touchscreen Kiosk
Special Events, 50,000 - 250,000
Peterborough & the Kawarthas Tourism, Under Water Dining at Lock 21 AND Grey County, AG 4.0
Collaboration & Partnership Awards Category
Public Private Partnerships, 10,000-50,000
Municipality of South Dundas, South Dundas Student Technology Partnership
Local Collaboration, 10,000 - 50,000
City of Brockville, Canada's First Railway Tunnel Revitalization
Regional and Cross-Border Collaboration, 250,000+
Eastern Ontario Leadership Council, Eastern Ontario Leadership Council
Planning & Building Initiatives Category
Physical Infrastructure and Redevelopment Initiatives, 10,000 - 50,000
City of Brockville, Canada's First Railway Tunnel Revitalization
Physical Infrastructure and Redevelopment Initiatives, 50,000 - 250,000 Peterborough County & Lang Pioneer Village Museum, Raise the Barn
Strategic Plans and Initiatives, 0 - 10,000
Township of North Glengarry, Community Improvement Plan / Main Street Renewal
Lieutenant Governor's Award for Marketing Excellence in Ontario
Winner:
Bay of Quinte Regional Marketing Board, Bay of Quinte Discovery Guide 4th Edition
Sincerely,
Bonnie O'Neill and Lucy Medeiros
OEEDC Staff
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Visit the Ontario East Events Calendar and stay up-to-date on what's happening in Eastern Ontario
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Ontario East is hosting an evening reception and a full day workshop dedicated to economic development and the changes and disruptions facing the way we work and interact.
Key themes are global trends, marketing and strategic planning in the changing environments, realizing the potential, responding to the gaps, seeing data in new ways.
Confirmed Speakers:
* Marc Beauchamp, President and CEO, The CAI Global Group
* Ken Wong, Associate Professor & Distinguished Professor of Marketing, Queen's University
* Jamison Steeve, Executive Director, Martin Prosperity Institute | Institute for Competitiveness & Prosperity
* David Mankiewicz, SVP, Research, Policy & Planning, CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity (New York State)
* Kathi Durdon, Director of Operations and Innovation Partnership, Central New York Biotech Accelerator
* Stephen Fai and Laurie Smith, Carleton Immersive Media Studio
* Bahman Kashi, President, Limestone Analytics
Registration Fee: $389.00 plus Fee and HST
Thursday, March 1st, 4:00pm to 7:00pm
Friday, March 2nd, 9:00am (Registration-8:30am) to 4:00pm
Location:
Residence Inn Marriott Kingston Water's Edge 7 Earl Street, Kingston, Ontario
(Hotel Rooms available at the Residence Inn Marriott Kingston Water's Edge)
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Women in Manufacturing Success Forum
Registration Open
8:00am to 1:30pm, Thursday,
March 8th, in Toronto
The
Women in Manufacturing Success Forum is a national platform for women working in manufacturing to speak up and create change they want to see in the industry. It is a unique opportunity for business leaders to get inspired by the stories of women and identify ways they can set the pace in creating workplaces that are more diverse and inclusive.
The Women in Manufacturing Success Forum is a celebration of the success of women in manufacturing and is the first event to encourage mentorship, community-building and experience-sharing amongst female peers.
Attracting and retaining more women in the workforce is the key to a stronger manufacturing workforce. Be part of the change.
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If you have any news that you would like us to share, we would love to hear about it. Please forward to
[email protected]
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Become a Certified Professional Impact Analyst:
CPIA program available at Queen's University
Prepare yourself for the new age of evidence-based decision-making
Three Courses. One Designation.
The three CPIA Professional courses are equipping a new generation of impact analysts. Whether you are involved in identifying, design, financing, implementing, monitoring, or evaluating social interventions, public policies, or international development projects, you will benefit from becoming a CPIA.
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Air Liquide Opens $30-Million Facility
Johnstown - Air Liquide Canada has officially opened its one-of-a-kind new carbon dioxide recovery plant adjacent to GreenField Global.
The world leader in gases, technologies and services hosted more than 60 people for an inaugural ceremony on Friday, February 9th, followed by plant tours. The unique facility is the only one in the country with a Health Canada drug establishment licence authorizing the fabrication, testing, packaging and labeling of medical grade CO2.
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success story.
Chuckles Jack
A CIP Success Story
A visit to Chuckles Jack is an exploration of the senses - centrally located in downtown Smiths Falls, Chuckles Jack entices diners with delectable culinary creations focused on authentic Indian and Canadian cuisine, all served in a spacious and tastefully decorated interior complete with top of the line fixtures and stylish décor.
Looking around Chuckles Jack's well-furnished interior, it's hard to believe this community centrepiece spent months with its doors closed to the public, struggling through a difficult and challenging move and renovation. It was Chuckles Jack co-owner and chef, Ram Mogandas,' passion for food and commitment to offering his guests a one-of-a-kind dining experience that prompted the restaurant's move from its former Centre Street location, to the new Russell Street building, formerly Manhattan Bar & Grill.
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