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Navigating Uncertainty; Targeting Sustainability
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Thursday, November 17 • 1:30pm - 2:50pm
905: Building a more sustainable future through Labour Market Information / 905: Construire un avenir plus durable grâce à l'information sur le marché du travail

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Building a more sustainable future through Labour Market Information
Construire un avenir plus durable grâce à l'information sur le marché du travail

Panel Organized by: Toronto Metropolitan University

In today’s world, there is a wide and growing range of labour market information (LMI) available, offering valuable data on job opportunities, in-demand skills, inclusion in the workforce, and activities related to employment, education, and training services. Data insights are not always used to their full potential, or accessible to SMEs or job-seekers. Could more accessible insights on both the supply and demand side of the Canadian labour market help generate solutions for hard hit sectors in Canada’s economy, and support our transition to an equitable, sustainable future?
Speakers
avatar for Wendy Cukier
avatar for Jennefer Griffith

Jennefer Griffith

Executive Director, Food Processing Skills Canada
Jennefer has been a leader in skills development and training for the Canadian food and beverage manufacturing sector for over 20 years. As Executive Director of Food Processing Skills Canada, she has led groundbreaking initiatives including development of the Canadian Food Processors... Read More →
avatar for Mark Patterson

Mark Patterson

Executive Director, Magnet
Mark Patterson is Executive Director of Magnet, a digital social innovation platform that connects people, businesses, and organizations to relevant opportunities. Mark is a pioneering changemaker who has worked for more than a decade to create new approaches to career development... Read More →
avatar for Namir Anani

Namir Anani

President & CEO, Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC), P.Eng.
Namir Anani, President and CEO of the Information and Communications Technology Council (ictc-ctic.ca), is the chief strategist and driving force in bringing ICTC’s world-class centre of expertise and services to industry, education and government; enabling Canada’s advancement... Read More →
avatar for Tony Bonen

Tony Bonen

Executive Director, Labour Market Information Council (LMIC)
Tony Bonen provides the overall strategic leadership and management of LMIC. He brings expertise in managing research and providing policy guidance on a range of economic issues. In this role, he collaborates with colleagues across government, academia and the private sector to deliver... Read More →

Thursday November 17, 2022 1:30pm - 2:50pm EST
Westin Ottawa Hotel - Ontario

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