BCEA Annual Conference: November 9 & 10

EIN 10 CS BCEA 400

July 22, 2021

This year, BCEA Annual Conference is combining the best of the LINK Conference and THRIVE Summit into two days of impactful sessions, planning meetings and roundtable discussions. You can expect to hear from experts on the topics that matter most to you and your business in these challenging times. Check out our program for more information:

Once you have registered for the event you will receive access to additional features on the platform including attendee profiles, meeting booking capabilities (Oct. 4) and links to join the live sessions on November 9 & 10.

BCEA has announced Ken Coates as one of their keynote speakers for the event. 

Ken is a passionate public commentator who brings a deep understanding of past and present realities together with compelling ideas about Canada’s future. He is Canada’s Research Chair in Regional Innovation and brings experiences from around the world to shed light on Canada’s strength and weaknesses when leading conversations about issues that matter most to Canadians.

Go HERE for more information

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