Speakers Bureau of Canada

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Thrilled to be keynoting The @ManitobaTeachersSociety #ProfessionalDevelopmentDay in partnership with @RiverEastTransconaEducationalAssistantsAssociation tomorrow!! #YourBrainAtWork #resilience #wellbeing #keynotespeaker Speakers Bureau of Canada

Entrepreneurship is more than long hours—it’s about how you handle the toughest decisions and learn from the hardest lessons. Success isn’t defined by hours worked; it’s defined by the resilience and innovation that come from pushing through challenges. For those who can handle it, those lessons can lead to breakthroughs that no one else sees coming. 🎥 Gordon Breault Speakers Bureau of Canada #Entrepreneurship #Resilience #Innovation #Leadership #WorkEthic #Grit

Language is community, and community is strength. Thank you VANCOUVER and the 150 in the room. Reclaiming Language is what connects our communities. Big thanks to our Emcee Monique McKay, and directors Joan Greyeyes and Georgina Liberty who spoke eloquently about building on language and culture. Commissioner Ignace gathered the room and was open to all conversations. It was a warm and engaging experience. Shout out to George Leach who lit up the room with his music. Thank you for inviting me to share the messages, challenges and opportunities with Artificial Intelligence. Bias and Fairness are real concerns, but if people work with technology, they manage technology. ALWAYS BE LEARNING.  Ross MEMPHIS Pambrun  Thank you to Speakers Bureau of Canada for connecting speakers with great audiences.  #ai #responsibleai #biasinai #ethicsinai #machinelearning #speaker #fairness #equity #equality #inclusion #diversity @rossmemphispambrun @rosspambrun #iamthegrande

AMAZING !!! What an honour. Language is community, and community is strength. Thank you VANCOUVER and the 150 in the room. Reclaiming Language is what connects our communities. Big thanks to our Emcee Monique McKay, and directors Joan Greyeyes and Georgina Liberty who spoke eloquently about building on language and culture. Commissioner Ignace gathered the room and was open to all conversations. It was a warm and engaging experience. Shout out to George Leach who lit up the room with his music. Thank you for inviting me to share the messages, challenges and opportunities with Artificial Intelligence. Bias and Fairness are real concerns, but if people work with technology, they manage technology. ALWAYS BE LEARNING. Ross MEMPHIS Pambrun Thank you to Speakers Bureau of Canada for connecting speakers with great audiences. #ai #responsibleai #biasinai #ethicsinai #machinelearning #speaker #fairness #equity #equality #inclusion #diversity @rossmemphispambrun @rosspambrun #iamthegrande

Spending Friday evening with ActionDignity at their upcoming Gala. Canadian history though - youngest Chancellor in Canadian history! I only emphasize this point because typically Chancellors are bestowed the role late in the game, after they've already achieved everything they sought to do in life. I'm just at the start. Personally, to found something like the Calgary Black Chambers or volunteer as much as I enjoy, I wasn't surprised when I received notification I was on the shortlist to be Chancellor, in fact, I'd imaged the title "Chancellor Cornish" when I was mentored by the late Bob Hemenway at Kansas University. What I am surprised about is the amount of speaking opportunities which have continued present themselves. What many don't know, is that I often spend my evenings with various organizations speaking about my experiences and learnings. Hockey Calgary last week, Bartle Gibson the week before. I have a speaking agent, Speakers Bureau of Canada, if you're a corporate client looking to inspire your company (I volunteer with non-profits 😉)! Approaching my 40th birthday, I'm only now beginning to understand how much experience I've accumulated as well, how much I still have to learn. But that's the thing, every speaking engagement is an opportunity for me to learn about a new world a non-profit operates in or a business segment I'd never encountered before (Supply Chain Canada a few years back). From leadership decision making to getting the best from your employees and teams, I've been there, and would love to learn more! I'm incredibly privileged to have the opportunity to improve so often. As Lieutenant Governor Lois Mitchell said and this is a direct quote - "You're the best speaker I've ever seen." Well, with hopefully many years of experience accumulation and learning remaining, I'd love to prove her right!

An easy one. I'm where I'm at because of retired athletes giving me their time and support. Kirsten only wanted a few minutes of my time for a quick vid so I was happy to share a bit of my story, the same story that many other athletes have, are and will go through. She's doing the good work to help athletes trying to enter the workforce with a hand up. An athlete in transition has fewer supports than you'd think so it's about time someone stepped up and did something about this! Too often athletes are just left on their own to retire. Now they don't have to! Great work Free Agent!

Entrepreneurship is more than just hard work—it’s about making the tough decisions when no one else is around to guide you. There are countless moments when giving up feels easier than pushing forward, but that’s where the real test begins. The choice to keep going or step back isn’t black and white, and success comes from knowing how much you really want it. Whether you’re leading a business or thriving in your own role, the key is knowing your limits and strengths. 🎥 Gordon Breault Speakers Bureau of Canada #Entrepreneurship #CareerDevelopment #ProfessionalJourney

Thank you VANCOUVER and the 150 in the room. Reclaiming Language is what connects our communities. Thank you for inviting me to share the messages, challenges and opportunities with Artificial Intelligence. Bias and Fairness are real concerns, but if people work with technology, they manage technology. Every event is like my Saturday night. Folks, live your best life and ALWAYS BE LEARNING.   Ross MEMPHIS Pambrun  Thank you to Speakers Bureau of Canada for connecting speakers with great audiences.  #vancouver #indigenouslanguage #ai #responsibleai #biasinai #ethicsinai #machinelearning #speaker #fairness #equity #equality #inclusion #diversity @rossmemphispambrun @rosspambrun #iamthegrande  

Entrepreneurship is more than long hours—it’s about how you handle the toughest decisions and learn from the hardest lessons. Success isn’t defined by hours worked; it’s defined by the resilience and innovation that come from pushing through challenges. For those who can handle it, those lessons can lead to breakthroughs that no one else sees coming. 🎥 Gordon Breault Speakers Bureau of Canada #Entrepreneurship #Resilience #Innovation #Leadership #WorkEthic #Grit