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GSS Presents: The Bridge Conference
Discover, Connect, and Thrive at The Bridge Conference!
The Bridge Conference is an initiative of the Graduate Student Society of Crandall University in partnership with the Advancement Office to provide valuable experiences that extend beyond the classroom and contribute to the professional development of our graduate students. The Bridge Conference is designed to foster connections between students, alumni, the business community, and the professional world, providing a platform for dialogue, networking, and the sharing of innovative ideas. The Bridge Conference is a prime opportunity to contribute to the discourse while exploring the talents and skills that graduate students bring to fuel economic growth. This half-day event is packed with insights and inspiration.
The keynote speaker is Mr. Don Simmonds, Chancellor of Crandall University. Mr. Simmonds is the Chairman of Blyth Group, a family business that invests in ideas and human capital with global impact. A seasoned executive leader and serial entrepreneur, Don has given leadership to enterprises spanning technology, telecommunications, renewable energy, financial services, agriculture, and media, He is a Director of Baylin Technologies, a TSX-listed company, a recipient of the Queen’s Jubilee medal, and in 2008 was inducted into the Canadian Telecommunications Hall of Fame. Mr. Simmonds’ session will inspire and equip participants to thrive in Canada’s professional landscape.
The conference also features a lineup of expert panelists who will share actionable strategies, discuss challenges, and highlight opportunities in various industries.
With complimentary lunch and snacks provided, this is an event where learning meets networking, and ambition meets opportunity. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the conversation to bridge the potential and opportunity gaps in the labour market.
