Seminar: Celebrating Entrepreneurship and Learning Business from the Best

Celebrating Entrepreneurship & Learning Business from the Best

Small Business Week - October 19-22 – A week-long celebration of the creativity and energy of entrepreneurs.

Canadian Club of Halton Peel Regions - 2009–2010 Events

Thursday, October 15 – Dr. Colin Ellard, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Waterloo & Author of Where Am I?: Why We Can Find Our Way to the Moon But Get Lost in the Mall
Thursday, November 19 - Dr. Peter Kevan, PhD, Professor of Environmental Biology, University of Guelph – “Canada’s Pioneering Role in Protecting Our Pollinators”
Thursday, January 21, 2010 – Nadine Hughes, Oakville Entrepreneur (“The Cook’s Companion”), Cooking Instructor, Food Writer, TV Personality – “Tweeting My Way to Success Using Today’s New Media”
Thursday, February 18 – Antoni Cimolino, General Director, Stratford Shakespeare Festival – “Stratford 2010: The Plays and The Players”
Thursday, March 18 – Darryl Brooker, Senior Winemaker, Hillebrand Estates Winery, Recipient of the 2009 Tony Aspler Cuvee Award of Excellence for his contributions to the Ontario wine industry
Thursday, April 15–Alan Borovoy, General Counsel, Canadian Civil Liberties Association (1968-2009) – “Canada’s top freedom fighter”

To learn more about any of these events or to reserve seats, please contact Barry Wylie at 905.827.6302 or bwylie@globalserve.net.

The Canadian Club is not-for-profit so check out the cost of these evenings. Members - $30, Non-Members - $40, Students - $15.

Location: Oakville Conference Centre, 2515 Wyecroft Road, Oakville, ON

Barbara Kennedy’s Canadian Club membership connection enabled her to get these two great October articles:

Nadine Hughes’ wrote this month’s Cooking with Ease article on Kitchen Coaching. And,

Rudyard Griffiths, September’s speaker, wrote this month’s Celebrating Life article entitled “A nation of citizens (excerpted from Who We Are: A Citizen's Manifesto).

2 of Roaring Women Events in October

Connect with Your Networking Edge at Mississauga’s Roaring Women October’s Dinner Meeting.

Audie McCarthy, author of Networking Edge, is the keynote speaker. Mandie Crawford, Founder of Roaring Women will also be there.

Wednesday, October 14, 2009 - 5:30pm to 8:30pm
Credit Valley Golf Club
2500 Old Carriage Rd. Mississauga, ON L5C 1Y7

Are you interested in tapping into the hottest strategic ticket in business today? Do you want to build the life and business of your dreams?

Do you want to be known as someone who can get things done effectively and efficiently while maintaining positive, strong relationships? Audie McCarthy, author of Networking Edge, shares the networking secrets she has gathered over 30 years in the business world.

Packed with expert advice, real life examples and practical exercises, Networking Edge blasts through obstacles preventing you from building the relationships you need to achieve the success you desire. Networking Edge is for anyone who wants to build successful relationships, in business and in life.

For more information about this event, call Marcia Barhydt, Mississauga Roaring Women Regional Director at 905.454.6319 or email Marcia here.

Rebuilding The Dream

Where will your business be 10 years from now? Are you ready to turn your vision into reality?

Be prepared to be inspired, challenged and taught to think outside the box by leading Canadian experts who will help you change your thinking and your practices.

Where: Hamilton Crowne Plaza Hotel, Hamilton, ON
When: October 16th & 17^th, 2009

Register at www.rebuildingthedreamevent.com

Contact Changing Gears today to discover how this page could be yours.
By email or call 905.847.7047 or toll free 1.877.774.7047.

Synopsis: entrepreneurinterestedcanadiansEconomics. Are you an entrepreneur or always wanted to be one? Are you a proud to be Canadian and are looking for a new venue to voice your opinions over dinner? Did you know that Networking Edge is for anyone who wants to build successful relationships, in business and in life?

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