Let's Get to Work 2019: Reserve your seat today!
Manitoba Association for Career Development and RBC invite you to the 8th annual Let's Get to Work Conference to be held on:
Friday, November 8, 2019
Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre
1808 Wellington Ave. Winnipeg, MB
The Let's Get to Work Conference is Manitoba's only Career Development focused event dedicated to demographics, research, and current labour market trends.
The goal is to provide a solutions-focused space where the intersections between career development, employment, and education can be explored and a greater sense of shared responsibility can be found.
The event provides a vehicle for insightful discussion of Career Development, one which we hope will bring cutting-edge research and discussion annually to Manitoba.
Early Bird Price: $180
Regular Price: $225
Student Price: $100
Awards Luncheon Only: $50
Friday, November 8, 2019
Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre
1808 Wellington Ave. Winnipeg, MB
The Let's Get to Work Conference is Manitoba's only Career Development focused event dedicated to demographics, research, and current labour market trends.
The goal is to provide a solutions-focused space where the intersections between career development, employment, and education can be explored and a greater sense of shared responsibility can be found.
The event provides a vehicle for insightful discussion of Career Development, one which we hope will bring cutting-edge research and discussion annually to Manitoba.
Early Bird Price: $180
Regular Price: $225
Student Price: $100
Awards Luncheon Only: $50
Keynote Speaker: Sereena Hopkins
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We are elated to announce Ms. Sareena Hopkins as this year’s keynote speaker at the Let’s Get to Work conference. Sareena will help shine a spotlight on what it takes for us to become resilient learners and workers in this emerging world of education, but also in the dynamics of our erratic Labour Market. Drawing on resilience research, international perspectives on career development policy, and front line wisdom, Sareena will provide us with some of the tools and knowledge that can help Canadians of all ages develop the resilience we need. As Sareena would say, Career Development is a Superpower and is a critical foundation for surviving, navigating and thriving in today’s world of learning, work and transitions.
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