ENGtalks

Description: OSPE hosted a webinar for National Engineering Month where we explored gender barriers, role models, mentors, and how to introduce young girls to engineering. Speakers: Angela Wojtyla, P.Eng., PMP Joy Chianu, EIT

OSPE’s Toronto Exchange Hub hosted a talk on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how it does and will impact our everyday life. Aspects of how AI impacts our society both from a risk and opportunity point of view were discussed along with the role we can each play to leverage this technology for the benefit of all in a safe and ethical manner.

Description: The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE), in conjunction with the OSPE Exchange Hubs, Spin Master and University of Toronto hosted an engaging and candid discussion about how female leaders in the engineering profession have pushed for change and navigated the changing landscape and how their experiences have paved the way for others. Moderators: • Deepika Phoebe • Sharon Ferguson Speakers: • Amanda Bright • Kaella-Marie Earle, EIT • Medha Patki

Manager of OSPE's Ontario Engineering Academy, John Da Silva P.Eng., chats live with Paul Hill, job search expert. Paul Hill runs all of OSPE's job search workshops and has been involved in career coaching for many years.

To reach 30% of female engineers by the year 2030, OSPE believes engineering employers have a significant role to play. But how can companies and employers recruit and retain more women? This panel event explores gender barriers, role models, mentors, and how to introduce young girls to engineering. Moderator: Shivani Nathoo, Energy Systems EIT Panelists: Dr. Kathy Kalenchuk, P.Eng. (ON, BC & MB), PE (MT) Judith Pineault Dr. Heidi Ploeg, P.Eng.

This talk was created to help develop your understanding of autism, neurodiversity and how Specialisterne works to create a more inclusive labour market in Canada for engineers. Specialisterne Canada works with businesses to help them integrate more neurodiversity into their workforce. Working with some of Canada's leading employers, they provide meaningful career opportunities while proving the value of different thinking. Speaker: Julia Martensson Relationship Manager, Specialisterne Canada

This webinar focuses on 'Understanding the Changing Employment Landscape' where industry professionals will offer valuable tips and strategies on how to secure the position you are looking for. Whether transitioning from student to a working professional or trying to navigate your career, our engineering managers and human resources panelists will offer expert advice and answer questions you have. Moderator: Réjeanne Aimey, P.Eng., President and Chair, Ontario Society of Professional Engineers Panelists: Naadia Carrier, P.Eng., Enbridge Gas Distribution Chris Hunter, P.Eng. , GHD Marc Rodgers, GlaxoSmithKline Canada

To reach 30% of female engineers by the year 2030, OSPE believes engineering employers have a significant role to play. But how can companies and employers recruit and retain more women? This panel event explores gender barriers, role models, mentors, and how to introduce young girls to engineering. Moderator: Shivani Nathoo, Energy Systems EIT Panelists: Dr. Kathy Kalenchuk, P.Eng. (ON, BC & MB), PE (MT) Judith Pineault Dr. Heidi Ploeg, P.Eng.

This talk was created to help develop your understanding of autism, neurodiversity and how Specialisterne works to create a more inclusive labour market in Canada for engineers. Specialisterne Canada works with businesses to help them integrate more neurodiversity into their workforce. Working with some of Canada's leading employers, they provide meaningful career opportunities while proving the value of different thinking. Speaker: Julia Martensson Relationship Manager, Specialisterne Canada

This webinar focuses on 'Understanding the Changing Employment Landscape' where industry professionals will offer valuable tips and strategies on how to secure the position you are looking for. Whether transitioning from student to a working professional or trying to navigate your career, our engineering managers and human resources panelists will offer expert advice and answer questions you have. Moderator: Réjeanne Aimey, P.Eng., President and Chair, Ontario Society of Professional Engineers Panelists: Naadia Carrier, P.Eng., Enbridge Gas Distribution Chris Hunter, P.Eng. , GHD Marc Rodgers, GlaxoSmithKline Canada

OSPE’s Toronto Exchange Hub hosted a talk on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how it does and will impact our everyday life. Aspects of how AI impacts our society both from a risk and opportunity point of view were discussed along with the role we can each play to leverage this technology for the benefit of all in a safe and ethical manner.