EVENTS
City-Building Summit 2020
Date and Time
Thursday Apr 30, 2020
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM EDT
8:30 am - Coffee & Networking
9:00 am - Opening Remarks
9:00 am - 4:30 pm - Content
Location
Horticulture Building - Lansdowne
1525 Princess Patricia Way
Ottawa, Ontario
K1S 5J3
Fees/Admission
Single Ticket:
Ottawa Board of Trade Member - $200+ HST
Future Members - $250+ HST
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Description
POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Ottawa is undergoing profound changes.
Topping one million in population. A multibillion-dollar LRT system rolling out. A new development approach to LeBreton Flats. Plans to rejuvenate important neighbourhoods like ByWard Market and Elgin Street.
On top of this, powerful external factors, such as technological innovation from 5G and the sharing economy, are leaving all cities in uncharted territory.
The Ottawa Board of Trade and Ottawa Business Journal invite you to peer into the future, get better informed and participate in City-Building.
Join OBOT and OBJ on Thursday, April 30 for a one-day conference that will bring together leaders from Ottawa?s private and public sectors in meaningful exploration of the region's economic priorities.
Agenda/Topcis:
Why Ottawa - Canada in One City
Ottawa Ambassadors
Leadership Insights
Setting Ottawa’s Economic Agenda
High Impact Projects
Planning for Growth
- Talent
- Technology
- Transportation
Your registration includes great networking, a continental breakfast, lunch, access to great keynotes, panel discussions and a fresh perspective on Ottawa's growth.
Keynote Speakers:
Tobi Nussbaum
CEO, National Capital Commission
Tobi Nussbaum has focused his career on finding solutions to public problems, from the global to the local.
His professional experience has included work as a senior civil servant, diplomat, lawyer and city councillor, while his volunteer energy has been dedicated to community leadership and youth sports coaching.
A graduate of Queen's University, the University of Victoria and Harvard University, Tobi moved to Ottawa in 1996 to join the Canadian Foreign Service. His postings included work at the United Nations in New York, and on international trade policy in Geneva.
At home, he served in the Department of Global Affairs and the Privy Council Office on a range of foreign, trade and social policy issues. He also represented Canada as the co-chair of the International Network on Conflict and Fragility housed at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
In 2014, Tobi was elected as a city councillor in the City of Ottawa, and became the chair of the City's built heritage sub-committee. In his role as councillor, he championed sustainable land-use planning and transportation, transparency and accountability, as well as ambitious city building. He was also an active contributor on urban issues as a writer and speaker.
Tobi, who speaks English, French and German, is married with two school-aged daughters. In his spare time, he enjoys cross-country skiing, hiking, racquet sports and consuming the extraordinary music, arts and culture the Capital Region has on offer. He can, on occasion, also be found sitting on his front porch, coffee and latest city-making book in hand.
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