Don’t miss these innovation podcasts and events this week

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Lots happening this week in our Tech Sector

Whew! A lot is going on this week. The Atlantic Technology Summit is happening virtually tomorrow and it’s not too late to get a ticket. And the Unicorn in the Woods miniseries continues today with the second of three online conversations. Details on both below.

Here at TechImpact, the TechTalks with Cathy Simpson Podcast continues to serve up stories on why Atlantic Canada is THE place to live, learn, and work in tech. Check out these recent episodes:

TechTalks Podcast

Computer Science Programs and the Jobs Pipeline

The deans of Atlantic Canada’s largest computer science programs at Dalhousie University and the University of New Brunswick join me to discuss curriculum, collaboration, the job market, and our region’s unique value proposition for students to go from school to career right here. Now more than ever, we need to highlight the many opportunities for computer science grads and work on upping the enrollment!

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Deep Dive into the Ocean Supercluster

The supercluster strategy is a Canadian model to drive innovation by finding strength in numbers. Kendra MacDonald, CEO of Canada’s Ocean Supercluster, which is right in our backyard, explains how advanced technologies are transforming every corner of our ocean economy.

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Atlantic Technology Summit

This event has gone digital! It’s happening Wednesday, Nov. 18–yes, tomorrow! And this year, for the first time, it’s all online. It’s not too late to register for 27+ sessions and discussions with industry leaders in our region.

Grab your ticket here.

‘Unicorn in the Woods’ Sightings

Building on the recent launch of Unicorn in the Woods, Gordon Pitts’s new book, a three-part miniseries brings the characters to life, uncovering the mystery of this region full of change-makers, innovators, and tech builders. The second episode, “New Brunswick is Home to Great Connectors,” features guests Jane Fritz, David Foord, and Ian Cavanaugh.

Register here to join the conversation.

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