Past Events

LOT Mentees learn adaptive leadership by harnessing tools from improvised theatre to enhance collaboration, communication, creativity and agility.








Immersive training simulations are transforming learning. Learners report being more engaged and have a measurably deeper understanding of the course material. Training times are being significantly reduced saving business money while core competency is notably higher. Join Virtro’s Lee Brighton as she takes you on a journey to explore ways this technology can directly benefit your business.


Join Global Affairs Canada's John Hannaford, Deputy Minister of International Trade, and Dr. Ailish Campbell, Chief Trade Commissioner & Assistant Deputy Minister, International Business Development, as they share their insights into how Canadian companies can leverage the newly ratified Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) to grow internationally.



This conversation will centre around the history of racism in Canada and address the ongoing structural inequities and racism in our society in a business context. We will delve into what your business can do and how you can lead your team in a way that inspires, supports, and lifts diverse opinions and marginalized people.







This session will cover themes such as transportation and disruption: the global evolution of transportation systems and how COVID-19 is disrupting this evolution. Plus learn how other jurisdictions are balancing recovery and system optimization to set themselves up for success.

The annual Wendy McDonald Diversity Awards recognize individuals who are working to promote and increase diversity in leadership positions.
This years winners will be announced via recorded video at the end of May

Andrew Petter will reflect on the university’s development over his two terms as president; explain how its mission as Canada’s Engaged University has contributed to its national and global reputation; and discuss how SFU’s response to the COVID-19 crisis reflects its commitment to building a more resilient province and economy.

