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Fighting Burnout and Building Resiliency
Tuesday, January 21, 2025 | 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. | Add to Outlook Calendar
In 2019 the World Health Organization classified burnout as an “occupational phenomenon” worldwide. We see this play out in workplaces across Canada. This session will address how we can fight burnout (maybe even prevent it!) and build individual and collective resiliency within our workplaces.
We will explore the following:
Defining burnout and an exploration of how it is impacting workplaces.
The connection between the mind and the body.
What it means to be resilient (and what it doesn’t mean).
Exploration of The Six Elements of Resilience.
Tips to build wellbeing, foster resiliency, and a call to action.FACILITATORS:
Kristin Bower, Partner, Leda HR (She/Her/Hers)
Annika Lofstrand, Partner, Leda HR (She/Her/Hers)
Posted 22024/Dec/17
2025 BC Economic Summit: Connecting the Dots - Collaboration. Innovation. Resilience.
May 12th to 15th, 2025 | Penticton, BC
Act Now & Save! Early Bird Rates End December 31st
Mark your calendars and join us at the BC Economic Summit in Penticton, BC. Immerse yourself in a vibrant community committed to driving sustainable development, fostering inclusive growth, and unlocking the full potential of British Columbia's economic landscape. This year’s theme, "Connecting the Dots: Collaboration. Innovation. Resilience.," emphasizes the importance of collaboration and innovation in building a resilient and thriving economy across the province. Join EDOs, Elected Officials, Chambers, Tourism DMOs, Federal and Provincial Government, Community Futures, Industry Partners and more to expand your network, share your knowledge, and forge meaningful connections that will propel your community and organization forward.
Posted 22024/Nov/28
Thursday, December 05, 2024
11:30 AM
Location:Fairmont Hotel Vancouver
Pacific Ballroom
900 W. Georgia, Vancouver
Members:
Individuals: $109 + GST
Table of 8: $1,050 + GST
Non-Members:
Individuals: $218 + GST
Table of 8: $2,100 + GST
Schedule:Registration & Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Program: 12:30 – 1:30 p.m.
Join CEO and President Nicolas Jimenez as he outlines BC Ferries' vision for a reliable, climate-resilient ferry system. This vision balances the organization's role as an essential public service, meeting the immediate needs of passengers while preparing for the future demands of a fast-growing British Columbia – all within a framework of affordability and financial sustainability.
Operating within a regulatory environment that includes oversight from the Ferry Commissioner as well as collaboration with government partners, and direct feedback from passengers and the communities that rely on its service, BC Ferries is focused on renewing its aging fleet and infrastructure to meet increasing demand. Nicolas will speak to how BC Ferries is moving to more closely align its vision with the aspirations and expectations of its customers and the communities it serves. This strategy prioritizes increasing capacity, transitioning to a more carbon-friendly fleet, enhancing service reliability, hearing more directly from communities and integrating with broader coastal transit networks.
By addressing the needs of a growing population, managing financial sustainability, and embracing environmental stewardship, BC Ferries is committed to adapting to future challenges while continuing to connect communities and customers to the people and places important in their lives.
Start your journey to becoming a Certified Economic Development Professional of BC
The Certified Economic Development Professional of British Columbia (CEDP.BC) certification prioritizes evaluating practical skills over rigid educational requirements. This emphasis is crucial in the diverse and interdisciplinary community and economic development field. The Certification aims to encompass a broad spectrum of industry-relevant practices, including community development, business development, traditional economic development, and any related professions that align with its framework. Participation in the certification process is optional.
Required Training - Economic Development Leadership Learning Exchange
October 20th to 22nd, 2024 - Coast Bastion Hotel, Nanaimo
Join us for an immersive three-day course designed to equip participants with essential skills and knowledge in economic development leadership, integral to achieving the new BCEDA CEDP.BC Certification. This comprehensive program will delve into a range of key economic development activities vital for fostering thriving communities. Those that have completed the EDLLE (previously known as the Western Ec Dev Course) in the past 5 years, can count this towards certification.
Registration | Accommodation | Outline
CEDP.BC Certification Manual
The new Certification Manual provides all of the information required to assist you in your CEDP.BC journey. Learn about the certification criteria, how to apply professional competencies, and understand the application and exam process.
Download the CEDP.BC Certification Manual
CEDP.BC Grandfathering
BCEDA will allow applications from existing EcDs and CEcDs for Certification with no requirement for exams or other certification requirements from September 1, 2024, until May 12, 2025. Following the CEDP.BC designation, "grandfathered" CEDP.BCs must meet BCEDA recertification requirements (see Section 4 of the CEDP.BC Certification Manual).
Start your application
Visit the new Certification webpage or contact BCEDA today for more information.
-The BCEDA Team
BCEDA respectfully acknowledges the traditional and unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan People, where we work and live, and the over 200 Nations throughout British Columbia.
Posted 2024/Aug/21
This organization provides online construction industry training for Leaders and for Everyone. The courses vary from 1 to 2 hours in length and are either paid per individual learner or paid as delivered to a group. Builders Code was originally formed in 2018 with a partnership between government funders and other organizations such as WorkSafeBC, the BC Construction Association and SkilledTradesBC.
Refer to the webpage links with the listing for all the courses:
For Everyone: https://www.builderscode.ca/for-everyone/
For Leaders: https://www.builderscode.ca/for-leaders/
Posted 2024-May-10
TPBC posts information on Continuing Professional Development (CPD) opportunities we believe may be of interest to TPBC Members and Business Affiliates.
Association of Professional Biology
Check out APB courses and programs
https://professionalbiology.com
ASTTBC
Check out ASTTBC-approved providers:
https://asttbc.org/cpd-learning-resources
BC Association of Building Designers
Check out BCABD courses and programs
https://www.bcabd.org/upcoming-events
Building Officials Association of BC
Check out BOABC courses:
College of Applied Biology
Check out CAB CPD courses and programs:
https://cab-bc.org/about-the-college/continuing-professional-development
EGBC
Check out EGBC CPD courses and programs:
https://asttbc.org/cpd-learning-resources
Forest Professionals BC
Check out FPBC courses and programs:
https://www.fpbc.ca/professional-development/continuing-professional-development/offerings
Technology Professionals BC Association
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