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​Think Calgary is all cowboys and oil? There’s more to the story. 

​More Canadians are moving to Alberta than any other province in the country. With a high quality of life and competitive cost of living, the city also boasts the fastest growing tech talent market in North America.

​Calgary is also home to a growing number of Canadian unicorns, including Neo Financial and Benevity, and has seen major investments in recent years by AWS, RBC, Mphasis, Infosys, Slalom and IBM.

​So, what’s causing this boom in Calgary’s tech scene? And why should Vancouverites care?

​Join us for a candid dialogue about what is driving the momentum in Calgary’s tech and innovation ecosystem. Hear industry leaders bust myths about Calgary’s diverse economy, dive into opportunities and challenges that lay ahead and learn how you can be part of it.    

​Speakers include:

​​Questions? Contact Alissa Villanueva (alissa@vantechjournal.com)

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#VTJTalks: Demything Tech in Calgary

​​When: Wednesday, March 20

​​Time: 4:45-6:45pm

​​Where: BDC - 1133 Melville St suite 1500, Vancouver, BC V6E 4E5

​​Tickets: $25 - register online

​​VTJ Members get 50% off events. Check your Member newsletter for the signup code.

​​Special Thank You to BDC for hosting this #VTJTalks! https://www.bdc.ca/en/bdc-capital/venture-capital


​Thank you to our corporate community!

​A huge thank you to all of our core sponsors — Deloitte, Fasken, CBRE’s High Technology Facilities Group, Inbox Booths, Boast.ai, Segev LLP, Get Fresh Ventures, Easly, University Canada West, Dev Engine and Toast — who continuously support our events. Your contributions are pivotal in helping us drive impact in Vancouver’s tech ecosystem and bring together the community.

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BDC - Business Development Bank of Canada
1133 Melville St suite 1500, Vancouver, BC V6E 4E5, Canada
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