Qwoted is a free expert network: we help reporters connect with experts & we help those same experts build relationships with top reporters.
Event Date | Thu Nov 16 EST (about 1 year ago) |
Location |
TBA
Toronto, CA |
Region | Americas |
This event aims to bring together policymakers, industry experts, researchers, and stakeholders to discuss the challenges and opportunities related to infrastructure development and modernization across Canada.
Infrastructure in Canada encompasses a wide range of sectors, including transportation, energy, water and wastewater, telecommunications, and social infrastructure. The Canadian government recognizes the importance of investing in infrastructure to drive economic growth, enhance quality of life, and address environmental challenges. Major infrastructure projects in Canada focus on improving transportation networks, upgrading aging infrastructure, promoting renewable energy sources, expanding broadband connectivity, and investing in social services such as healthcare and education. Public-private partnerships, federal funding programs, and collaboration between different levels of government and industry stakeholders are key drivers for advancing infrastructure development in Canada. These efforts aim to build resilient, sustainable, and interconnected infrastructure systems that meet the needs of Canadians and support the country's long-term prosperity.
The event will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, and interactive workshops on a range of topics, including transportation, energy, water, and communication infrastructure. Participants will have the opportunity to learn from experts in the field, share their experiences, and collaborate on solutions to the challenges facing infrastructure development across Canada.
The event aims to provide a platform for participants to network, engage, and collaborate with each other and explore new partnerships to advance infrastructure development across Canada. We invite all interested parties to join us at this event and contribute to the critical conversation on infrastructure development and modernization.
2023 Topics Will Include:
• Infrastructure Investment – State of the Market
• Project Delivery – Delivering Projects More Efficiently and Cost-Effectively
• Enhancing Efficiency and Improving Services Through Digital Transformation
• Improving Equity in Public Infrastructure
• Technology to Improve Infrastructure Project Performance
• Urban Mobility: Rethinking the Future of Transportation
• Energy Infrastructure – A Sustainable Energy Future
• Climate-Resilient Infrastructure
• EV Infrastructure
• Stormwater Infrastructure
• Broadband Development – Bridging the Digital Divide
• Strategic Airport Infrastructure Projects
• Enhancing Rail Infrastructure
2022 Past Speakers
Aaron Campbell
Prime Sales Representative, Oracle
Alice Lam
Director of Operations, City of Markham
Apeksha Gupta
Design Program Manager, Multi-Disciplinary and Special Projects, Design & Engineering, Toronto Community Housing
Arthur Terechtchouk
Partner Capital Advisory and Transformations, Superset Infrastructure
Bill Shea
Director, Toronto Water, Distribution and Collection, City of Toronto
Bob Sanderson
Mayor, Municipality of Port Hope
Bryce Phillips
CEO, Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority
Brynn Nheiley
Executive Director Community Planning Regulation & Mobility, City of Burlington
Chris Rickett
Director, Economic Growth, Culture and Entrepreneurship, Development Services Commission, City of Markham
Colm Brennan
Outside Sales Account Executive, Canada, Trimble
Dan Borowec
Director - Economic Development Planning Strategic Initiatives, Northumberland County
Danielle Culp
Project Planner, Planning and Economic Development Department, The Regional Municipality of Durham
Donna Serrati
Director, Strategic Initiatives & Asset Management - Transportation & Environmental Services, Region of Waterloo
Eric Michaud
Technical Director, Corbec
Indra Maharjan
Director, Innovation, Technology & Alternative Delivery, Ontario Clean Water Agency
Jacqueline Darwood
Program Director Transit Expansion, Transit Expansion Office, City of Toronto
Jas Saraw
Vice President Sales, Canada, Procore Technologies
Jeff Singer
Master Principal Sales Consultant, Oracle Construction and Engineering
Jeremy Dunn
Commercial Vice President, HOPA Ports (Hamilton Oshawa Port Authority)
Julius Gombos
Senior Vice President, Waterfront Toronto
Karan Jandoo
Senior Manager, PwC
Lisa Prime
Chief Planner, Planning Services, Community Development, City of Cambridge
Marc Laferriere
Municipal Councillor, County of Brant
Marguerite Pigott
Film Commissioner and Director of Entertainment Industries, City of Toronto
Mark Pajot
Advisor, Office of Climate Change and Energy Management, Region of Peel
Mathew Fair
Supervisor at Durham Region (The Regional Municipality of Durham)
Matthew Davis
Manager, Capital Projects and Program, City of Toronto
Michael Lam
Senior Development Director (Acting), Toronto Community Housing
Nicholas Johnson
Chief Evangelist, Kahua
Nicole Yardy
Climate Change Specialist, Town of Collingwood
Pallavi Saxena
Manager Agreements, Metrolinx
Peter Weltman
Financial Accountability Officer, Financial Accountability Office of Ontario
Pouriya Jafarpur
Physical Science Officer, Canadian Centre for Climate Services
Riaz ul Haq
Senior Water Engineer, Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
Roger Young
Director of Parks, Forestry and Horticulture Operations, City of Vaughan
Romas Juknevicius
Project Lead, Planning Programs, City Planning Strategies Division, City of Mississauga
Roy Tal
Chief Technology Officer, Visual Defence
Saidur Rahman
Senior Engineer, Bridges, Structures & Expressways, City of Toronto
Saleem Ahmed
Senior Project Manager, Black & Veatch
Stephen Turner
Councillor, Ward 11, London, Canada
Steve Risi
Associate Director - Capital Projects & Infrastructure Technology, KPMG Canada
Valerie Bennett
Chief, Strategic Partnerships, Natural Resources Canada
Victoria Malloy
A/Manager of Policy and Strategic Issues, Office of the Deputy City Manager, Infrastructure & Development Services, City of Toronto