BCEA LINK Conference 2018: Early Bird Registration Extended to July 31

BCEA

Mar 12, 2018

 

The BC Electrical Association’s LINK Conference 2018 is being held on November 14-15, 2018 in Vancouver. The new deadline for early bird pricing is now July 31.

The LINK Conference 2018 is the perfect place to educate, network and plan for your organization’s future. Among the speakers and topics in the educational portion of the conference are

• Patricia Mohr — Economist and commodity specialist
• Anna-Liza Chow — HR specialist
• Robin Esrock — adventure author
• Swati Patel — presenting Electro-Federation Canada’s research report on data digitalization

Take advantage of early bird pricing and register your team today: http://www.bcea.bc.ca/event_details.php?event_id=891

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