BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//132.216.98.100//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.20.4// BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20250911T193043EDT-8383GGxGtV@132.216.98.100 DTSTAMP:20250911T233043Z DESCRIPTION:Get the inside scoop on the jobs you want!\n\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Federal Government Edition\n\n \n Canadian Workplace Culture edi tion (May 12)\n \n \n \n Green Careers Edition\n \n \n STEM Edition\n \n \n\n Missed previous events? Industry Insider - Recorded Episodes\n\n \n INDUSTRY INSID ER - FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EDITION\n\n Industry Insider: A Closer Look at Park s Canada\n March 17\, 2021\n 2:30 pm -3:30 pm\n\n Join this presentation to l earn all about Parks Canada and what they do across the country. In additi on\, Michelle will go over a wide variety of student and youth employment opportunities offered by Parks Canada\, and the “where” and “how” to apply for these amazing jobs.\n\n SPEAKER:\n\n Michelle Pelletier-Roy\n Advisor\, Student and Youth Programs\, Staffing Centre of Expertise\n Parks Canada / Government of Canada\n\n \n Industry Insider: A Closer Look at Global Affair s Canada\n March 25\, 20211:30 pm - 2:30 pm\n RSVP through myFuture\n\n Curio us about careers in international affairs within the Canadian federal gove rnment? Join us for a conversation with public servants from Global Affair s Canada to get the inside scoop on careers at GAC.\n\n SPEAKERS:\n\n Franço is Picard\, Head of Cooperation of Canada’s international assistance progr ams in Mali and Niger\n\n Graduated from 91 in 2005 with a B achelor of Commerce (Major in General Management\, Concentrations in Organ izational Strategy and International Business). Hired in 2006 at the Canad ian International Development Agency as a Grants & Contributions Procureme nt Officer in Africa Branch through the Post Secondary Recruitment Process . Occupied 8 different positions over 15 years\, all within CIDA or GAC in various capacities. Travelled for work to Senegal (x2)\, Mozambique\, Mal i\, Indonesia\, Tanzania (x2). Posted to Kandahar\, Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011 as a Whole-of-Government Contracts Officer. Posted to Bamako\, Mal i in 2018 as Deputy Director in charge of the governance and health sector s. Since June 2020\, Head of Cooperation of Canada’s international assista nce programs in Mali and Niger. Lived in 6 countries\, visited over 40. Sp eak and write 3 languages\n\n Andrew Ng\, Deputy Director (India\, Banglade sh\, Nepal\, Bhutan)\n\n Andrew Ng is a Canadian foreign service officer\, currently deputy director responsible for Canadian foreign policy with Ind ia\, Bangladesh\, Nepal and Bhutan. He has previously served in various po litical\, economic and public affairs capacities in postings to Pakistan\, Afghanistan\, Nigeria\, the United States and Mali. Most recently\, he ma naged Canada’s relationship with Mali and the resident UN stabilization mi ssion as political counselor during Canada’s peacekeeping mission. Before joining government\, he was a junior fellow in the Democracy and Rule of L aw Project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He graduated summa cum laude from Cornell University in Government.\n\n Valerie Vachon\ , Deputy Management and Consular Office – HR & Protocol\, Islamabad\n\n \n I ndustry Insider: A Closer look at Correctional Service Canada\n April 21\, 2021\n 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm\n RSVP through myFuture\n\n Interested to learn more about what it is like to work at Correctional Services Canada? Hear what Anne-Marie Cloutier has to say about her experience as a Correctional Prog ram Officer and Behavioural Counsellor and have her respond to your questi ons.\n\n SPEAKER:\n \n Anne-Marie Cloutier\n\n Bio: Anne-Marie Cloutier has be en a correctional program officer for inmates at the Federal Training Cent er-6099 for nearly 5 years. She holds a bachelor's degree in sexology and has worked in the ministry (Correctional Service Canada) for over 13 years . Her experience is in intervention\, in a helping relationship. Before wo rking with male inmates\, she worked at the Joliette Institution\, with fe male inmates as a behavioral counsellor. As a correctional program officer \, she works with inmates who have committed crimes of a sexual nature\, b ut also with those who have committed violent or drug-related crimes.\n\n \n Industry Insider: Canadian Workplace Culture edition\n May 12\, 2021\n 1:0 0 pm - 2:00 pm\n RSVP through myFuture\n\n Are you curious to learn more abo ut Canadian workplace culture? Then this talk is for you.\n \n Matt Adolphe\ , an international communication expert\, will share some unwritten rules of the Canadian workplace and address:\n • why certain behaviours don’t wor k in the Canadian workplace\n • what your boss really means by “can you do me a favor?”\n • why it’s not all about work at work\, and\n • how building relationships can lead to a promotion\n\n SPEAKER:\n \n Matt Adolphe\, B.A.\, M.A.\n \n Matt Adolphe teaches writing and communication courses at various post-secondary institutes\, including the University of Calgary\, Mount R oyal University\, and SAIT. At SAIT\, he teaches a variety of leadership a nd professional communication courses online. He holds a B.A. in Indigenou s Studies and History form Laurentian University\, and an M.A. in Communic ation Management from the University of South Australia. Beyond teaching\, his professional life has been punctuated with experiences as a political organizer\, volunteer\, career coach\, consultant\, actor\, radio DJ\, st udio musician\, speech writer\, and media presenter (the first English spe aking TV news presenter in Macao). Moreover\, he is the author of two book s: 'Canadian Workplace Culture: Mastering the Unspoken Rules' and 'Would Y ou Hire You?' Both books are aimed at helping people achieve success in th eir careers.\n\n \n INDUSTRY INSIDER - GREEN CAREERS EDITION\n\n Industry Ins ider - A Closer Look at Science Advisor Careers at DFO (Department of Fish eries and Oceans Canada) \n\n March 16\, 2021\n 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm\n RSVP thro ugh myFuture\n\n Interested to know what a Science Advisor does? Come hear Amanda Winegardner\, Senior Science Advisor with the Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) has to say. Amanda will talk about her job\, working at DFO a nd the Government of Canada and will answer your questions.\n\n SPEAKER:\n \n Amanda Winegardner\n Bio: Amanda is a Senior Science Advisor with the Env ironment and Biodiversity Science Branch at Fisheries and Oceans Canada (D FO)\, where she works on files related to freshwater fish habitat and cont aminants in aquatic systems. She completed her PhD in biology at 91 Un iversity and has a BSc and MSc from the University of Guelph. She has work ed for the Government of Canada since 2016\, starting first in Iqaluit\, N unavut and is now based in Ottawa\, Ontario.\n\n \n The Zoom meeting link wi ll be sent to all registrants in advance of the course start time. You wil l need to sign-in to the event using your 91 email address.\n\n \n Indus try Insider - A Closer look at Sustainability & Climate Change Careers \n \n March 16\, 2021\n 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm\n RSVP through myFuture\n\n Interested in learning more about Sustainability & Climate Change Careers? Come hear what Harshita Bisht\, Biodiversity and Climate Change Consultant at UN Env ironment Programme\, has to say.\n\n SPEAKER:\n\n Harshita Bisht\n\n Bio: An environmental sustainability professional with 8+ years of research\, proj ect management\, business development and consulting experience in climate change\, sustainability and social innovation sector. Extensively involve d in analytical research\, monitoring and evaluation\, knowledge developme nt and technical advisory for integrating climate change and sustainabilit y products/services in government policies\, corporate strategies and inve stments in Canada\, UK and South Asia. Experience in developing risk asses sment frameworks and climate resilience strategies\, implementing institut ional and governance reforms and building partnerships for marketing susta inability services across developing and developed countries. Managed rela tionships with government\, banks\, green funds\, universities\, private s ector\, NGOs\, networks\, multilateral organizations\, and think tanks.\n h ttps://www.linkedin.com/in/harshita-bisht-56342527/\n\n The Zoom meeting li nk will be sent to all registrants in advance of the course start time. Yo u will need to sign-in to the event using your 91 email address.\n\n \n Industry Insider - A Closer Look at Creating your Career in Sustainability \n\n March 17\, 2021\n 11:00 am - 12:00 pm\n RSVP through myFuture\n\n Are you passionate about changing the world? Would you like to create a career wh ere you are paid to do just that? If so\, please join us on March 17 to he ar from two 91 alumni who work full time as sustainable changemakers. \n\n SPEAKERS:\n\n David Van Seters (class of ’82) is a serial entrepreneur who has established 5 green businesses and will share his thoughts on how you can become a sustainable business enterpreneur.\n\n Emily 91 (class of ‘12) has founded\, co-leads\, and held roles in organizations from mic ro to multi-national\, tackling issues with a sustainability lens from urb an food supply to waste prevention and collaborative governance. She will share\n\n The Zoom meeting link will be sent to all registrants in advance of the talk start time. All confirmed attendees will receive a copy of the slides directly following the course. You will need to sign-in to the eve nt using your 91 email address.\n\n \n Industry Insider: A Closer Look a t Parks Canada\n March 17\, 2021\n 2:30 pm -3:30 pm\n RSVP through myFuture\n \n Join this presentation to learn all about Parks Canada and what they do across the country. In addition\, Michelle will go over a wide variety of student and youth employment opportunities offered by Parks Canada\, and t he “where” and “how” to apply for these amazing jobs.\n\n SPEAKER:\n\n Miche lle Pelletier-Roy\n Advisor\, Student and Youth Programs\, Staffing Centre of Expertise\n Parks Canada / Government of Canada\n\n \n Industry Insider - Career Conversations with Environmental Professionals\n March 18\, 2021\n 1: 00 pm - 2:00 pm\n RSVP through myFuture\n\n Come listen to how these profess ionals got their careers started and what they do in the environmental fie ld. Learn how they transitioned from school to work\, and how they built t heir careers around making a difference. Ask questions and find out what p aths might be open to you!\n\n SPEAKERS:\n\n Andrew Stein: Research Agent\, City of Montréal\, Public Works Dept of the LaSalle Borough\n\n Bio: A two- time Mac alum\, Andrew works for the City of Montréal in urban forestry an d shoreline management. He contributes to projects such as systematic tree pruning\, shoreline audits\, and ecological restauration all through the lenses of climate change\, ecosystem services\, and systems thinking. (MSc 2018 IWRM (Integrated Water Resource Management)\; BSc 2017 91 School of Environment (Ag & Env\, Specialism Land Surface Processes and Environm ental Change)\, minor Philosophy\n\n Michael Williams: Director of Sales\, Triumvirate Environmental\n\n Bio: 21 year employee of Triumvirate Environm ental. Originally from Massachusetts spent first 10 years in Massachusetts doing field work and operations management\, spent the second 10 years in Maryland managing our top clients while helping manage and grow the busin ess in the regional office. Currently the director of sales responsible fo r developing our newer technical sales representatives in the company. (BA Biology / Environmental Science)\n\n Simon Naylor: Vice President\, Viridi s\n\n Bio: Simon has more than twenty years’ experience in recycling residu al waste from municipalities\, agribusiness and pulp and paper industries. In 2009\, he founded Viridis Environnement\, which quickly became the lea der of it’s field with over $ 15 million in sales and around 50 employees\ , Viridis now recycles 600\,000 tons of organic waste per year. Highly inv olved in his community\, Simon sits on several boards of Directors\, give many conferences on waste recycling and collaborate with Quebec Government on several policies and regulation in environment. (Agronomist B.Sc. and Masters in Biological Sciences)\n\n Steven Powers: B.S Chemistry-Boston Col lege\, General Manager\, Triumvirate Environmental (Canada)\, Inc.\n Bio: S teven Powers is the General Manager of Triumvirate Environmental (Canada) Inc. Steve has over 30 years of technical hazardous waste and environmenta l management experience. Of that\, 25 years has been involved with the man agement of hazardous waste transfer\, storage and disposal facilities. Ste ve has been a member of Triumvirate since 2008. Previous to being a member of the Triumvirate team\, Steve was VP of Operations for Jones Environmen tal in MA and Operations Manager for Laidlaw Environmental Services/ Safet y-Kleen in North Andover\, MA.\n\n The Zoom meeting link will be sent to al l registrants in advance of the course start time. You will need to sign-i n to the event using your 91 email address.\n\n \n INDUSTRY INSIDER - ST EM EDITION\n\n Industry Insider - A Closer Look at Machine Learning Enginee r at Apple \n March 18\, 2021\n 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm\n RSVP through myFuture\n\n Wondering what a Machine Learning Engineer at Apple does? Then what our gu est Erik Partridge has to share will be of particular interest to you.  \n \n SPEAKER:\n\n Erik Partridge\n\n Bio: Erik Partridge is a machine learning engineer at Apple. He will talk about his career experience\, especially a s someone without a formal computer science education. Erik has worked in a number of domains of machine learning\, ranging from computer vision to recommendation and natural language.\n\n The Zoom meeting link will be sent to all registrants in advance of the course start time. All confirmed att endees will receive a copy of the slides directly following the course. Yo u will need to sign-in to the event using your 91 email address.NOTE: All registrants will be sent a link to the recording if they cannot make i t to the live session\n\n NOTE: All registrants will be sent a link to the recording if they cannot make it to this live session\n\n \n \n The Zoom meet ing link will be sent to all registrants in advance of the course start ti me. You will need to sign-in to the event using your 91 email address \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210301 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210512 SUMMARY:Industry Insider (March-May) 2021: A Look at Careers URL:/caps/channels/event/industry-insider-march-may-20 21-look-careers-328672 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR