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A “Must-Attend” Conference

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By Ryan Steil, Founder & CEO, Rhodium Digital
Rhodium Digital
Published
January 23, 2023
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A “Must-Attend” Conference

Calling all engineers and environmentalists! The time has come. We’re proud to be sponsoring the Canadian Environmental & Engineering Executives Conference next week in Vancouver, on January 25-27th. Come down to Simon Fraser University and  network with Engineering and Environmental Executives from across the country. All industry professionals are encouraged to attend, whether you’re a President/ CEO, Senior Executive , or a Chair of the Board!

This is a great opportunity to connect and take in valuable insights from some of the top executives in the industry. You may participate in panel sessions such as:

  • Cybersecurity
  • Industry Benchmarking
  • Diversity within the Industry
  • Ownership Transition
  • Critical Challenges Facing the Industry

With an array of options to choose from, you’ll be sure to leave the conference with new knowledge that can benefit you and your business.

The conference has a wonderfully packed program created for all attendees. From top quality presenters to breakfast, lunch and dinner receptions, you’ll be well taken care of all while being exposed to the industry’s finest knowledge. You can expect to hear from the industry’s best keynote speakers, panelists and moderators, some including: Michael CampbellClaudiu PopaPaul ArmitageLeroy BanackJacques BenoitRaman Birk and Faramarz Bogzaran.

For the full list of CE3C speakers, take a look HERE.

What are you waiting for? There’s still time to register. Don’t miss out on this “must-attend” conference that we’re thrilled to be sponsoring! Let’s connect and get the conversation started! For more conference information and sign up forms, check out CE3C’s website, and to stay up to date with what we’re doing at Rhodium Digital, check us out HERE.

Enjoy the conference!

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