Attend EHRC Awards of Excellence Luncheon on December 8

Attend EHRC Awards of Excellence Luncheon on December 8

November 20, 2016

Attended by employers, labour, education, and government representatives working for and with the sector, the event connects, convenes and inspires the industry.

It represents a unique opportunity to collaborate and learn with your peers. Event highlights include a networking session, presentation of EHRC’s Awards of Excellence celebrating champions of excellence who are making a positive and tangible impact on the workforce, and two keynote speakers:

  • Bob Delaney, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Energy and MPP for the western Mississauga neighbourhoods of Lisgar, Meadowvale and Streetsville
  • Bruce Campbel,l President and CEO of Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator. Campbell has over 30 years of regulatory and executive experience in the energy sector

In his most recent position as Vice President of Resource Integration, Mr. Campbell oversaw preparations in power system operations for the integration of wind and solar generation.

Register today: http://electricityhr.ca/conference/ 

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