EO Calgary

Event Participation Agreement & Event Waiver

By registering for and attending EO Calgary events, I acknowledge and agree to the following terms and conditions:

A late cancellation or no-show fee of $100 CAD may apply per person (including any registered guests), depending on the cost and nature of the event.

Exceptions may be considered at the discretion of the EO Calgary Learning Chair.

If a member wishes to introduce a prospective member or sponsor, they must contact the Chapter Manager (

To attend EO Calgary events, members must:

Assumption of Risk & Release of Liability

I understand that participation in EO Calgary events may involve inherent risks associated with travel, venues, activities, or interactions with others. I voluntarily assume all such risks.

I hereby release and hold harmless Entrepreneurs’ Organization Calgary Society, its board members, officers, volunteers, contractors, sponsors, and representatives (collectively, the “Released Parties”) from any claims, demands, or liabilities arising from my participation in EO Calgary events, except where prohibited by law.

I grant EO Calgary permission to use my name, image, voice, or likeness in photographs, video, or other media captured at EO events for promotional, educational, or informational purposes, without compensation.

By registering for an EO Calgary event, I confirm that I have read, understood, and agree to the terms outlined above.

The question isn't whether tech will reshape your business. It already has. The question is whether you're using it — or getting used by it.

Connor Saunders (founder of Milo Works AI) and Rachelle Bugeaud (Futurist at Calgary Economic Development) kick off the learning year with an honest look at what AI and emerging tech actually mean for Calgary founders. Not the hype, not the fear — the practical view from people who work with it every day and watch it reshape industries in real time.

Expect a working session more than a keynote. Bring the part of your business you're most worried about, or most curious about, and leave with a sharper sense of where to lean in and where to hold back.

Every Company is a Tech Company Now