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Fostering a Neutral Ground for Exchange Between Technology and the Canadian Public Sector. The Mission of the Canadian GovTech community is to foster neutral ground on which these ‘community members share best practices, priorities, and information concerning technology and government in Canada.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
42 minutes
English
United States
5 episodes
since Aug. 6, 2021
episodic
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In this episode, Mitch and Kevin sit down with Graham Looney a Senior account manager of public and government affairs at Edelman Canada to discuss the 2021 election that will be held on September 20, 2021, and what it means for tech companies and govtech in general. Join the community: https://www…
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In this episode, Kevin and Mitch sit down with Jeff Musson to discuss Coding for Veterans.Jeff is the founder of the tech organization, Northof41.org, which connects tech entrepreneurs across North America, serving over 12,000 members and its Coding For Veterans program that helps military veterans…
James “Coop” Cooper is a Technologist and Futurist helping enterprises break the legacy bonds that constrain employees from increasing shareholder wealth. He is Internationally recognized as an innovator for new technologies, processes and business models that impact the User Experience.Coop regula…
In this episode, we discuss where businesses can start to look if they are interested in doing business with provinces and the federal government in Canada. We discuss key factors that can influence small businesses as they begin the process including ITB's, Vendors of Records, Indigenous-owne…
Francois Levesque is one of the co-founders of Apt613. Over the years, he's worn many hats for the organization and still participates in the odd activity in support of making Ottawa better for the community. In this episode, Francois describes his experience in community building and Mitch an…
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