ACCESS: Introducing NBCC’s Intelligent Community Forum Institute Canada (Atlantic)
October 28 – October 29
Become a part of the digital transformation sweeping across Atlantic Canada by attending the launch of the ICF Institute Canada (Atlantic). This event places the spotlight on the pivotal role of digital technology in driving economic growth, fostering social inclusion, and shaping the future of Atlantic Canada.
Dive into engaging discussions, learn from top-notch speakers, and provide your input in building our digital economy.
Why Attend ACCESS?
Interactive Sessions: Dive into discussions on building accessible cities and communities with smart solutions.
Cutting-Edge Innovations: Discover groundbreaking technologies aimed at meeting community needs.
Inspiring Talks: Hear from visionaries in accessibility, agriculture technology, and urban robotics.
Valuable Connections: Network with industry leaders, innovators, and professionals.+
Who Should Attend ACCESS?
Day 1
Community Leaders and Administrators: Chief Administrative Officers (CAOs), mayors, city council members, and other municipal officials who are driving community development and looking to integrate intelligent community strategies.
Government Officials and Policymakers: Provincial and federal government representatives, including those focused on the environment, local governance, and urban planning, who are interested in fostering smart, sustainable, and inclusive communities.
Day 2
Technology and Innovation Experts: Professionals in the fields of technology, urban robotics, and smart solutions who are keen on sharing their expertise and exploring new advancements in intelligent community development.
Business and Industry Leaders: Executives and decision-makers from companies involved in technology, agriculture, and urban development who are interested in networking and exploring collaboration opportunities.
Both Days
Academic and Research Institutions: Scholars, researchers, and students from universities and colleges who are engaged in studies related to urban planning, sustainable development, and smart technologies.
Non-Profit Organizations and Community Groups: Representatives from organizations focused on community development, sustainability, and inclusivity, looking to learn and contribute to the dialogue on intelligent communities.
General Inquiries: ICF@nbcc.ca