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Building Calgary's Talent Forums

In a vibrant, urban and growing metropolis of more than one million people, Calgary businesses are looking for innovative ways to attract and retain employees. While telework is not a new concept, Calgary Economic Development (CED) is trying to raise the awareness of this somewhat untapped solution to modern day business pressures and provide companies with the tools to develop and implement a successful, efficient and cost-friendly telework program that suits their individual business needs. 

 

Working towards addressing these challenges, CED’s workforce initiative program, CalgaryWorks, hosted Here or There, Embracing Telework, the last forum in the Building Calgary’s Talent series. 

 

Attendants heard from three keynote speakers - Professors Alain Verbeke and Bob Schulz, from the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary, and Ian Goveropen work consultant. Presentations and panel discussion were led by Mark Lang – Human Resources Senior Business Partner, Telus; Suzy Moutinho – Strategic Initiatives program manager, Canadian Pacific Railways; and Nicole Springer – General Counsel and HR director, Axia NetMedia.

 

Follow the links below to view the presentation material.

 

Keynote Speakers:

 

Professors Alain Verbeke and Professor Bob Schulz - presentation - 349KB

Ian Gover - presentation - 3,231KB

Click here to watch the video of Ian Gover's presentation.

 

Panelist:

 

Mark Lang - presentation - 132KB

Click here to watch the video of Mark Lang's presentation.

Suzy Moutinho - presentation - 278KB

Click here to watch the video of Suzy Moutinho's presentation.

Nicole Springer - presentation - 170KB

Click here to watch the video of Nicole Springer's presentation.

 

Telework articles:

Work is what you do, not where you do it - 35KB

Telework: Bridging the Gap to Today's Workforce - 38KB

For more information contact:
Elsbeth Mehrer: Manager, Workforce Development
E-mail or phone: (403) 221-3557