DemoCamp 47
2019-11-19 06:30 - 19:30 (America/Edmonton) | Univeristy of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
DemoCamp brings together developers, creatives, entrepreneurs and investors to share what they’ve been working on and to find others in the community interested in similar topics. For presenters, it’s a great way to get feedback on what you’re building from peers and the community, all in an informal setting. Started back in 2008, DemoCamp Edmonton has steadily grown into one of the largest in the country, with over 200 people attending each event.The rules for DemoCamp are simple: 7 minutes to demo real, working products, followed by a few minutes for questions, and no slides allowed.Time: 6:30 pm doors open, 6:45 pm program startsLocation: CCIS 1-140 – University of AlbertaDrinks and networking to follow at RATT (Room At The Top) – 7th floor, Students Union BuildingThis DemoCamp will feature community products & projects as well as projects from the University of Alberta’s HackED: Beta hackathon!Interested in applying to demo? Fill out the application form here: http://www.startupedmonton.com/democamp/

Cannabis One Year Later
2019-11-19 11:30 - 13:30 (America/Edmonton) | Sutton Place Hotel, 10235 - 101 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, T5J 3E9, Canada
One year after Canada legalized cannabis for recreational use, this panel will discuss the implications in the workplace, society, and to our country overall. The panel will explore all angles of post-legalization and feature experts from workplace safety and standards, a producer, and a licensed retail store.
With the next round of cannabis legalization upon us, including a consumer market of edibles, this panel could not be more fitting as Canada prepares for “Cannabis 2.0.”
Moderator: Janet Riopel, President and CEO, Edmonton Chamber of Commerce
Panelists:

Cam Battley, Chief Corporate Officer, Aurora Cannabis Inc.
Marcie Kiziak, SVP HR, ALCANNA and Managing Director, NOVA
Geoff Hope, Partner, Field Law

About the panelists:
Cam Battley, Chief Corporate Officer
Cam Battley is the Chief Corporate Officer of Aurora Cannabis Inc. A passionate spokesperson, Cam has been a key driver of Aurora’s emergence as a leader in the global cannabis industry. In his role, Cam serves as Aurora’s principal external-facing executive and is responsible for establishing and managing relationships with shareholders, industry analysts, news media outlets, securities regulators, licensing bodies, governments and other companies and organizations operating within the cannabis sector. Cam works closely with the company’s legal team, acts as a liaison with Aurora’s Board of Directors and oversees the corporate social responsibility and the government relations teams in the company. Cam joined Aurora in 2016 and previously held the positions of Executive Vice President and Senior Vice President before becoming the company’s Chief Corporate officer in January 2018.
Cam has more than 20 years of experience as a senior health care industry leader and strategist. He is a board member of the South African patient advocacy group Campaigning for Cancer, and Micron Waste Technologies Inc., a Vancouver-based developer of advanced digesters for organic waste materials. Cam previously held board positions with Osteoporosis Canada and the Scarborough Chamber of Commerce.
Marcie Kiziak, SVP HR, ALCANNA and Managing Director, NOVA
Marcie Kiziak joined ALCANNA in February 2018 as the Senior Vice President, Human Resources as well as Managing Director, Cannabis. Most recently Marcie was the Vice President of Human Resources and Safety for Corrosion and Abrasion Solutions Ltd. from 2013 until 2017 which included a secondment into Operations to lead a business transformation. Prior to joining ALCANNA, Marcie spent 15 years in the oil and gas and construction sectors focused on senior HR Leadership, M&A and Integration.
Marcie is the currently past Chair of the Chartered Professional in Human Resources (Alberta) Board of Directors as well as is a Board Director and HR Committee Chair for both Little Warriors and the Safety Codes Council.
Marcie holds a Bachelor of Management Degree with a Major in Human Resources and is a Chartered Professional in Human Resources.
Geoff Hope, Partner, Field Law
Geoff Hope focuses his practice on labour and employment and general litigation matters for clients throughout Alberta. Employers of all sizes in the public and private sector and across a wide variety of industries rely on Geoff to provide strategic advice and representation in managing all aspects of their employment relationships, including discipline matters, terminations, accommodation, corporate policy and competition issues. He represents employers before the Labour Relations Board, in labour arbitrations, before all levels of court and before the Alberta Human Rights Commission. Geoff also has deep experience in conducting workplace investigations on behalf of employers.
In addition, Geoff serves as a legal advisor for health services, law enforcement and a variety of higher education institutions, including Canada’s second-largest university, in matters involving institutional policy, labour relations, human rights, contract matters, employment issues and administrative practice and procedure.
Date and Time
Tuesday Nov 19, 2019
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM MST
Location
The Sutton Place Hotel
10235 101 St NW
Edmonton, AB T5J 3E9
Fees/Admission
Member Ticket: $49.00
Member Table of 8: $392.00
General Admission: $69.00
General Admission Table of 8: $552.00

How to raise funds for deep technology growth companies
2019-11-19 17:00 - 19:00 (America/Edmonton) | Advanced Technology Centre, 9650 20 Avenue Northwest, Edmonton, Alberta, T6N 1G1, Canada
TEC Edmonton and FormulateIP in collaboration with ChapterAI present a panel discussion on opportunities in raising investment for deep technology (artificial intelligence, machine learning, internet of things) growth companies. Topics covered:
Panel Discussion: How to raise funds (Pre Series A/Series A) for Deep Technology (AI/ML/IOT) Growth Companies
Presented by: FormulateIP, TEC Edmonton, ChapterAI
Evening of 19th November belongs to deep technology Entrepreneurs and growth companies!
Deep Technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Internet of Things (IOT) are quickly becoming foundational technologies for any business​. They have begun addressing a variety of issues around using deep technologies to make software and processes much more efficient.
Investing in deep tech growth company requires a different playbook due to its nascent systems and complexity. Many deep tech products are still in their conceptual and prototypical phase, and are still years away from viable commercialization. And because they comprise layers of hitherto unseen algorithms and mechanics, investors often find it difficult to fund such nascent companies, as they do not have the expertise and knowledge to analyze the potential value of such a technology — especially when there is lack of similar precedent products or competitors to compare to.
TEC Edmonton and FormulateIP in collaboration with ChapterAI are organizing a panel discussion on opportunities in raising investment for deep technology growth companies. We’ll start with a panel discussion during which the experts will talk about the fundraising process (Pre Series A/Series A and further rounds) and what it takes to successfully raise funding, followed by Q&A. Some topics that’ll be covered during the panel are debunking some common myths associated with fundraising, prerequisites a ​company should meet before raising investments and the best practices to work with VC communities. This event will be particularly useful for ​established ​startups which have raised seed round and looking to raise next round of funding.
The panel discussion will be followed by ​a light ​dinner and entrepreneurs will get an opportunity to network with panel members, other investors and mentors who will be joining the event.
Venue: 4th floor, TEC Edmonton
Panelists:
Neeraj Gupta (Moderator) CoFounder & Director – ChaperAI l AI Foundry l FormulateIP l Lawcubator l Kfx Labs
Cheryll Watson, VP – Innovate Edmonton and Edmonton Economic Development Corporation
Jammie Lucient, Founder – Zyphos Analytics
Ryan Heit, Director – Merck Invention Accelerator & CoFounder at Valhalla Private Capital
Schedule:
5:00 – 5:15 – Networking
5:15 – 6:15 – Panel
6:15 – 7:00 – Networking & Light DinnerDate: November 19th

Rainforest LWOL YEG
2019-11-20 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Edmonton) | Amber Cafe, 10166 114 st NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Join us every Wednesday to meet other entrepreneurs (both emerging and experienced), investors, researchers, students, and a broad range of ecosystem helpers at this informal gathering of individuals who want help diversify the Alberta economy by supporting innovators like you.
Whether you are new to the innovation ecosystem, are confused about all the services and entrepreneurial supports available, or have it all figured out – you should attend this gathering.
While in the room, we practice the values expressed in the Rainforest Social Contract.
Agenda:

11:45 Check In
12:00 Welcome
12:10 Who is in the Room?
12:25 Entrepreneur Roundtables and Sharing Success Stories

12:45 Networking

You should come prepared to discuss who you are, what interested you in the Rainforest, what you are working on, and how you can help others in the room.

Cyber Security - Learn how to get Started!
2019-11-20 17:30 - 18:30 (America/Edmonton) | RoundHouse MacEwan University, 11110 104Ave, Edmontnon, Alberta, Canada
Cyber Security: Learn How to Get Started

Wednesday, 20 November 2019
5:30 pm 6:30 pm

Building 6, Room 6-132, City Centre Campus, MacEwan University10700 – 104 AvenueEdmonton, AB Canada

Have you got what it takes to crack the code to a career in systems security?
Grab your white hat and join us as we bring industry pros to shed some light on what it’s like to work in cyber security. Find out what opportunities are available, where to find additional information, and how you can get started.
Speakers:

Donald Ashdown – Internal Analyst, GoAuto

Jim Qualie – Co-founder & Director of Research and Development, Levven Electronics

Jeff Sieben – Product Manager of Corporate Security, Resolver

FREE FOOD & DRINKS
This event is only for Startup Edmonton student members. If you are not a member, you can sign-up HERE or at the door.
RSVP HERE

Prairie Sciences Canada & Alberta Agriculture & Forestry - Funding Day Event
2019-11-21 08:00 - 17:00 (America/Chicago) | Wyndham Garden Calgary Airport Hotel, 11 Freeport Crescent NE, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Prairie Biosciences Canada, in partnership with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry, is pleased to announce Funding Day. This event is an opportunity for Alberta companies in the Natural Health Products and Cleantech sectors to develop strategic partnerships, gain access to funding and secure the resources they need to grow their businesses. The one-day conference will be held on November 28, 2019 at Wyndham Garden Calgary Airport Hotel (11 Freeport Cres NE, Calgary)
Using a computerized match-making process supported by an online survey, companies will meet one-on-one with various funders, investors and service providers. The meetings are scheduled in seven-minute intervals enabling participants to conduct introductory meetings in a timely and efficient manner.
Don’t miss this opportunity to make the connections your business needs to keep growing!
Registration is now open: The conference welcomes companies in Natural Health Products and Cleantech sectors to participate and make new connections. Service providers and business consultants who are looking to connect with companies are also welcome.
Participating Companies: Register Here
Service Providers: Register Here
Consultants: Register Here

Women @TNT
2019-11-21 16:30 - 20:00 (America/Edmonton) | Polar Park Brewing, 10416-80 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
It’s a November to Remember at TNT this month!
The Edmonton Advisory Committee on Startups is hosting our next event. Come meet current members and learn about how you could join them to represent Edmonton entrepreneurs in important decisions facing our community. Most of the current members have joined us at Startup TNT before, and at least one of them plans to invest with us at the summit. We look forward to seeing them all on Thursday.
Nov 21st – Women @ TNT – Sponsored by 4 innovators that want to help bring more women to our weekly meetup. They are buying us $400 worth of drinks and snacks, but you have to bring a woman entrepreneur with you!

Wiser Industry Mixer
2019-11-21 17:30 - 20:00 (America/Edmonton) | ETLC Solarium, 116 Street, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Event Description
Join us for an evening of networking with STEM professionals from industry and government. This Industry Mixer 2019 is hosted by WISER.
Arrive on time to have your resume reviewed by the University of Alberta Career Center! This event is open to students and early-career professionals.
Organizations attending:

Levven
Thurber
NRC-Nano
Nanostics
Consulting Engineers of Alberta
Avalon Holographics
PCL
KMT Hepatech
U of A Career Center
CGI
Boys and Girls/Big Brothers and Big Sisters
TELUS
AWSN
Gilead Sciences
City of Edmonton
TELUS World of Science
Celanese
Amii
ATCO
Tenaris

Event Schedule
5:30 – 6:00pm: Student registration/Networking/Sign-Up for Resume Review
6:00 – 6:30pm: Key Note Speaker – Brinda Narayan (CGI)
6:30 – 7:50pm: Networking
7:50 – 8:00pm: Door prize and wrap up
8:00pm: End of the event
Dress code: Smart casual
Light refreshments will be served

Fail Club - Volume 4 the Reboot
2019-11-21 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Edmonton) | Work Nicer Coworking (Beaver House), #100, 10158 103 Street ,, Edmonton,, AB, T5J 0X6, Canada
We’re back!It’s been nearly 2 years since the last event, and so much has happened since then, including a TON of failures.Fail Club is all about flipping the traditional pitch/presentation format, to give us a place where we can all share and discuss the stuff that (consciously or unconsciously) doesn’t get the attention it deserves.Join us at Work Nicer Coworking (10160 103 St NW), to listen to 3 speakers (to be announced) share their stories of the things that didn’t go so well.Non-alcoholic beverages and snacks will be provided.

Alberta is Canada's Solar Power House! YEG
2019-11-21 18:00 - 21:00 (America/Edmonton) | RoundHouse MacEwan University, 11110 104Ave, Edmontnon, Alberta, Canada
Join us for great presentations about utility scale solar developments in Alberta!

Alberta is Canada’s Solar Power House – Edmonton
About this Event

Watch the live stream of this event on our Facebook page. Click here.
Solar energy is emerging as one of the lowest-cost options for new electricity in Alberta, while generating power when our system needs it most. These facts make for great economics.
It started with Western Canada’s first utility-scale project in 2017. Then, government investments announced earlier this year will see a seven-fold increase in utility-scale solar power.
The jaw-droppingly low prices sparked a rush of private sector interest in Alberta solar, clearly positioning solar as the next big Alberta energy project.
Hear from some of the key players in this exciting development.
Join us after the event for casual networking at Solar Drinks

Watch the live stream of this event on our Facebook page. Click here.
Solar energy is emerging as one of the lowest-cost options for new electricity in Alberta, while generating power when our system needs it most. These facts make for great economics.
It started with Western Canada’s first utility-scale project in 2017. Then, government investments announced earlier this year will see a seven-fold increase in utility-scale solar power.
The jaw-droppingly low prices sparked a rush of private sector interest in Alberta solar, clearly positioning solar as the next big Alberta energy project.
Hear from some of the key players in this exciting development.
Join us after the event for casual networking at Solar Drinks

Next Canada Hosting NextAI Programs in 2020 - Toronto & Montreal Campuses
2019-11-22 08:00 - 2020-01-06 17:00 (America/Toronto)
AI IS CHANGING OUR WORLD. ARE YOU READY TO BUILD SOMETHING IMPACTFUL?

Next AI is a world class program for artificial intelligence based ventures and technology commercialization.
We identify talented idea or early-stage teams with ambitious solutions and leverage Canada’s leadership position in AI to provide them with the capital, mentorship, education and network to disrupt industries.
Next AI is delivered on two campuses: Toronto and Montréal. Next AI – Montréal is delivered in partnership with HEC Montréal
Next AI 2020: Application
There are three components to this application process:
1.Venture Information to be completed by the Primary Contact using the form below
2. Founder Profile to be completed by each founder applying to Next AI in HERE
3. a Kira ‘video interview’ (see instructions below)

Please make sure all information is complete before you click “Submit” and all 3 components are submitted by the deadline. You can “Save Progress” by clicking the button at the bottom of the form, so you can return to work on it anytime.

APPLICATION DEADLINE IS 11:59PM ET MONDAY, JANUARY 6.

Please review our FAQ and Program Timeline HERE before applying.

Lien vers le formulaire en Français
Thank you for applying to Next AI. Please expect to hear back in mid-January 2020 regarding the status of your application. For questions, please email:
Toronto: info@nextai.com
Montreal: infomtl@nextai.com

CHIC Cannabis Hemp Innovation Centre - Demo Day
2019-11-23 10:00 - 16:00 (America/Chicago)
About this Event

** Address is 6212 55 Avenue Vegreville, Alberta T9C 1N5
Our teams will be fresh and ready to pitch after 7 weeks of training and mentoring.
Come watch some great pitches, meet some industry advocates, and rub shoulders with this amazing community.
(although, hard to rub shoulders in a 46,000 sf building) We will have some Hors D’oeuvres and Drinks.
We will likely have some surprises as well.
Register for this event at Fuse42.ca under Demo Day.
See you there.
The CHIC/Fuse42 Team

Impact of AI on our Life
2019-11-23 13:00 - 16:30 (America/Edmonton) | Central Lions Club, 11113 - 113 Street, Edmonton, Canada
Time:
1:00 PM – 4:30 PM, Nov 23rd, 2019 (Saturday)
Co-hosted by:

Action for Healthy Communities
Alberta Artificial Intelligence Association

Partners:

Central McDougall Queen Mary Park Revitalization
City of Edmonton

Location: Central Lions Recreation Centre 11113 – 113 Street, Edmonton
Click HERE to register.
Abstract:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not a science-fiction dream anymore and has truly arrived. At the heart of much of today’s technological innovation, AI is going to change the world more than anything in human history. Quickly becoming a key part of our everyday lives in the near future, AI will have a significant impact on every section of our society. Thanks to expertise from the University of Alberta and the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii), Edmonton is one of three hubs for AI research in Canada, playing a global leader in the field.
Although AI has the potential to greatly improve many things, however, there are some concerns about AI as well. For example, AI will lead to many job losses, increasing unemployment. Many people are scared. Are we ready for AI? How can we prepare Edmontonians for AI to adopt the pioneer role the city is playing in the nation and the world? Leadership is the key. The purpose of this leadership training workshop is to educate our community leaders as pioneers to recognize, acknowledge, and fully embrace how AI can transform the way we will live and work.
This is the first leadership training on AI awareness and readiness in Edmonton. We believe it will create a history in Edmonton to help people adopt the age of AI. We hope after the training, the workshop will facilitate participants to achieve high-value knowledge acquisition and reskilling that capitalize on the transformative powers of an AI-ready culture. Eventually, we wish participants can take a leadership role in helping their communities develop capacities to embrace the age of AI.
Speakers:
Prof. Howard Nye.
Topic: Technological Displacement and the Duty to Increase Real Incomes: from Left to Right
Bio: Howard Nye, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Alberta, works primarily in the areas of normative ethics, practical ethics, and meta-ethics, and has related interests in political philosophy, the philosophy of mind, and decision theory.
For more information about Prof. Nye, please check here.
Prof. Bin Zheng: M.D. Ph.D., Director of SSRL, Endowed research chair in surgical simulation.
Topic: Human intelligence and AI application in surgical simulation.
Bio: Bin Zheng, Associate Professor in Surgery, holds the Endowed Research Chair in Surgical Simulation position in the Department of Surgery of the University of Alberta. Prof Zheng collaborates with surgeons, engineers, clinical educators, and psychologists to develop simulators and evaluation educational outcome of simulation-based programs. His long-term goal is to prompted the use of simulation in surgery for improving care quality and patient safety.
For more information about Prof. Zheng, please check here.
Prof. Irene Cheng, Director of Smart Multimedia Research Centre, UAlberta.
Topic: Multimedia, AI concepts and AI education.
Bio: Dr. Irene Cheng, (SMIEEE) is the Scientific Director of the iCORE Multimedia Research Centre and an Adjunct Faculty in Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, and Faculty of Science, University of Alberta, Canada. Her research interests, among others, include incorporating human perception, following the concept of Just-Noticeable-Difference or JND) psychophysical methodology, to improve multimedia, graphics and computer vision techniques. She conducted postdoctoral research at the University of Pennsylvania on 3DTV related topics. Before joining academia, she was an Information Technology executive in Lloyds Bank.
For more information about Dr. Cheng, please check here.
Dr. Shi Jin: Director of Century Link (VP of Engineering, a local successfuly startup DataGarden, acquired by U.S. large telecom company – Century Link).
Topic: Share your entrepreneurship story on how you stayed on top of the tech trend and being successful on Cloud computing wave.
Bio: Dr. Jin led the engineering team for a small Edmonton startup called Datagardens from 2012 to 2014. Datagardens was acquired by Centurylink in 2014 and Shi has been the director leading the CenturyLink Edmonton office since then. His team has grown from merely just 2 developers in 2012 to about 15 in 2019. Recently his portfolio expands beyond the Edmonton office to include another 10-engineer team in the US.
Please check here for more information about Dr. Jin

YEG Job Club
2019-11-25 17:30 - 20:00 (America/Edmonton) | Polar Park Brewing, 10416-80 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Description

YEG Job Club exists to connect job seekers with like-minded folks, business representatives, and industry experts in their career search.
A job club is an informal meetup that allows individuals to learn from others about how best to find their next role.
When you arrive we will facilitate conversations that can help you accelerate your search and potentially introduce you to your next employer or a career coach that will assist you. We will provide opportunities to sharpen your networking skills during a casual event.
Come for the networking and introductions, stay for the food and beer!
FAQs
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
While it is an all ages venue, anyone purchasing alcohol will need to have proper ID for consumption.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
There is free street parking after 6:00 pm, a parking lot just north west of the event centre, it’s within the boundaries for e-scooters, and completely accessible by transit and bicycle (bike racks out front).
What can I bring into the event?
Don’t worry about bringing a resume. Just bring a couple of questions that you have about your job search and an idea of one company or role you’d like to learn more about!
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
If you need to get ahold of us for further questions, please email Allie at allie@rivercityhr.ca

RainForest Summit
2019-11-26 09:00 - 18:00 (America/Edmonton) | Polar Park Brewing, 10416-80 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
We are at a pivotal point in Edmonton’s history. We have the chance to transition from a resource-based economy to one that embraces innovation, technology, and a vibrant diversity of businesses.
But in order to build the greater interconnectedness and culture needed to really make Edmonton an innovation hub, we need to come together to honestly assess the state of the current system, and what needs to change so that we can all build thriving businesses and startups here. Edmonton has the talent, resources, and the spaces needed to support entrepreneurs, but without a strong sense of unity, community, collaboration and interconnectedness that make ecosystems like Silicon Valley hotspots for innovation, communities like ours can still fall flat as a place for innovation.
We want to change that and we want you to join others who are passionate about building a stronger, more resilient, and more innovative economy for Edmonton that supports you.
Why Should You Attend?
If you want to be part of a group of people who aren’t sitting on the sidelines while decisions are made on their behalf, who aren’t interested in shooting down the ideas of others but examining them and adapting them; if you want to actively participate in building a better future for Edmonton, then this event is for you.
We’ll bring innovators, doers, strategists, and thought leaders like you together to honestly evaluate Edmonton’s ecosystem and collaborate on ways we can do better to create a true hub of innovation in Edmonton. You bring an open mind and a desire to participate in building a better future.
You can get 20% off your registration by filling out the Scorecard Assessment, before registering. This will give us a baseline pulse check of the community to bounce off for the event by measuring the collective responses against the 6 Rainforest Pillars.
Learn more about the Scorecard and its Importance
Why is This Event Different?
We are not government-funded, we are not institutional, we are not bureaucratic. We are entrepreneur-led and focused.
This isn’t like other ‘initiatives’; this is doers looking to help other doers.
This event isn’t a community engagement session. It’s action-oriented and builds off existing reports from the community.
We are doing this because we see the potential in Edmonton to support those who think differently. We understand that now is the time for Alberta to embrace the knowledge-based economy and make progress towards diversification, and we aren’t willing to sit on the sidelines and wait for this to happen on its own.
What IS Rainforest Alberta?
Rainforest Alberta is an entrepreneur-led grassroots initiative that is working to support Alberta’s transition from a resource-based economy to one which embraces innovation. We aim to be an inclusive place where all the ingredients can assemble to work collectively towards this common goal. We contribute to the community by actively working to remove the transactional barriers that stifle innovation and building a community that trusts and encourages each other.
Even with talent, capital, and business-friendly policies, a community may still fail as a place for innovation. Intentionally building an innovation ecosystem is vital to connecting and building upon those basic ingredients.
We use the principles of The Rainforest: The Secret to Building the Next Silicon Valley book by Victor Hwang and Greg Horowitt to help us evaluate, influence and improve the Alberta innovation economy. We’ve localized their scorecard into a measurement tool that helps us assess the quality of Edmonton’s ecosystem. We have set a goal of improving the scores in both Calgary and Edmonton to 800/1000 by 2020. Currently, we only rank 643 on that scorecard. We need to do better.
Learn more about Rainforest Alberta – yeg
We look forward to meeting you at the event and changing the Albertan innovation system, together! We’ll give you 20% off your registration to say thank you for filling out the Scorecard Assessment (the discount code is on the last page).
Learn more about the Scorecard and its Importance
