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The Neurodiversity: Human Innovation Seminar

The event will be focusing on the technologies and new approaches taken in order to adopt diversity and inclusion at the workplace and how accessibility is making the case for the business. Also, it is a great opportunity for networking with professionals from industries that you all are well familiar with and have an interest in working for in the future. Although all speakers have one goal, the approach of each is different. Join us on the 4th of March for a power-packed line-up of speakers and panelists including Alan Kriss (CEO of Specialisterne), Adrian Laing (People Manager at CIBC), David Millar (IBM Security) and more.
Entrepreneurs, this is for you as well as helping to create new ideas to help promote a sustainable growth for business is a crucial need today. You will have a chance to meet two companies who already did this and happy to share their experiences with you.

Location - N109, Schulich School of Business


Date - 4th of March, Monday Time - 5.30 pm to 7.00 pm
5:30 – 5:45pm Registration
5:45 – 6:00pm Presentation: Alan Kriss, CEO, Specialisterne Canada, “Building Demand in the Canadian Workforce to hire people on the Autism Spectrum”.
6:00 – 6:30pm Keynote Speakers Panel: “Technology and Diversity”
6:30 – 7:00pm Networking mixer with alumni and speakers

Speakers:
Alan Kriss, CEO of Specialisterne Canada
Adrian Laing, people manager at CIBC
Alexander Florio, Co-Founder - Swob Inc.
David Millar, CISSP, Canadian Solutions Leader, IBM Security
Alicia Xavier, Regional Autism Coordinator for Ready, Willing and Able, hosted by CASDA member Geneva Centre for Autism

Special Guests:
Shelley Brazier, M.Ed., Director, Programs and Services, Geneva Center for Autism
Maha Rasheed, Hudson's Bay, manager of HR department
Jessica Quaile, Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services

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