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SUMMARY:Building Back Better: The Opportunities for Businesses in a Post-Covid Ottawa
DESCRIPTION:The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the regional economy more than any other event in decades. It shuttered businesses\, forced work teams to home offices and disrupted supply chains.\n\n \n\nDespite the massive disruption\, there is an underlying sense that Ottawa can build back better from the pandemic.\n\n \n\nJoin Ottawa Business Journal and the Ottawa Board of Trade for the launch of the 2021 Welch Ottawa Business Growth Survey.\n\n \n\nThe most comprehensive survey of local business leaders\, the 2021 Welch Ottawa Business Growth Survey report explores how local business is adapting to changes in how and where we work\, connect with customers and plan for the future. It also takes a closer look at how the pandemic has affected business confidence\, hiring intentions and company profitability.\n\n \n\nWHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND\n\n get an update on local business confidence\n understand how the pandemic is impacting different sectors\n gain insight in the work-from-anywhere trend and its effect on commercial real estate\n see how the pandemic is altering residential real estate\, specifically where Ottawans want to live\n\nGUEST SPEAKERS\n\n\n Andrew Arnott\, Regional Vice President Financial Services\, RBC\n Dana Brown\, Dean\, Sprott School of Business\n Sueling Ching\, President and CEO\, Ottawa Board of Trade\n Dr. David Coletto\, CEO\, Abacus Data\n Michael Curran\, Publisher\, Ottawa Business Journal\n Jim McConnery\, Managing Partner\, Welch LLP\n Julie Taggart\, President\, Taggart Realty Management\n Timothy Thomas\, Partner\, Perley-Robertson\, Hill & McDougall LLP\n\n\n\n\nTo register\, please click here.
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\nThe COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the regional economy more than any other event in decades. It shuttered businesses\, forced work teams to home offices and disrupted supply chains.
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\nDespite the massive disruption\, there is an underlying sense that Ottawa can build back better from the pandemic.
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\nJoin Ottawa Business Journal and the Ottawa Board of Trade for the launch of the 2021 Welch Ottawa Business Growth Survey.
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\nThe most comprehensive survey of local business leaders\, the 2021 Welch Ottawa Business Growth Survey report explores how local business is adapting to changes in how and where we work\, connect with customers and plan for the future. It also takes a closer look at how the pandemic has affected business confidence\, hiring intentions and company profitability.
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\nWHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND\n\n - get an update on local business confidence
\n - understand how the pandemic is impacting different sectors
\n - gain insight in the work-from-anywhere trend and its effect on commercial real estate
\n - see how the pandemic is altering residential real estate\, specifically where Ottawans want to live
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\nGUEST SPEAKERS\n\n\n - Andrew Arnott\, Regional Vice President Financial Services\, RBC
\n - Dana Brown\, Dean\, Sprott School of Business
\n - Sueling Ching\, President and CEO\, Ottawa Board of Trade
\n - Dr. David Coletto\, CEO\, Abacus Data
\n - Michael Curran\, Publisher\, Ottawa Business Journal
\n - Jim McConnery\, Managing Partner\, Welch LLP
\n - Julie Taggart\, President\, Taggart Realty Management
\n - Timothy Thomas\, Partner\, Perley-Robertson\, Hill &\; McDougall LLP
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To register\, please click here.