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Looking to add live events to your business, check out my article in this month’s edition of Speakers Magazine. #eventmanagement #eventdesign

Tomorrow is the big day! Reaching Forward North Conference! Join me at my panel “Treat Yo' Self! How to be a Happy Library Worker” and “Without Borders: Embracing Cultural Differences in Your Community and Developing a Plan to Execute Your Ideas”

About lighting environment…

And the panel discussion is now live!

Last week, the entire Visier Inc. team gathered in Vancouver for our annual All Hands. 🎉 I'm beyond excited about our strides in GenAI - I cannot wait to share with you! 🎉 Hearing from our clients about the powerful impact Visier is having on people and businesses was inspiring - I cannot wait to introduce you! It’s moments like these that remind me how lucky I am to be part of this amazing Visier culture. The collaboration, creativity, and commitment to excellence here are off the charts. Here’s to making the second half of the year even more extraordinary! #peopleanalytics #genai #aiforhr #humanresources #hranalytics

Does heritage matter? In our latest blog, our Trustee Ian Leith contemplates how heritage can provide a window of learning for the present and the future: https://lnkd.in/ex9X3BPt

Communication is the commerce of humanity and the foundation of connection.

Restich: the social summit, convened by CREATE STREETS and Labour Together is a great slice through all kinds of activism in the field of social and physical regeneration. I am so pleased to join a session on the role of heritage, stitching and retrofit asking why do we have to look back to move forward? My thoughts… We HAVE to reign in sprawl, allow towns to become more themselves as they grow. And places don’t become themselves by accident. Yes, there are local materials but also a history of crazy characters. It was always tough to fund development and there are incredible stories of bankruptcy along the way. Those who glorified their home towns, delivering philanthropic projects, and responding to frequent changes in fashion, had great tenacity. It feels as if the last fifty years of building what -people-want, housebuilder architecture, is stuck in its own cul de sac. Houses feel accidental and placeless, not responding in anyway to the climate challenges and connectivity needed to make genuine neighbourhoods. We can build new places if they are dense and benefit from our instinctive and collective knowledge of how to live. Excited to join this discussion!

To service above self