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SUMMARY:2021 ACEC-BC Young Professionals Conference
DESCRIPTION:Resilience & Inclusivity: Empowering the Next Generation\n\n\nThe Association of Consulting Engineering Companies British Columbia’s Young Professionals Group is proud to host the 5th Annual Young Professionals Conference — a two day virtual event focused on the development of non-technical skills for young professionals in BC’s Consulting Engineering industry.\n \nThe 2021 Young Professionals Conference offers attendees the opportunity to learn about the non-technical skills which are vital to take their career to the next level.\n \nThis year’s theme: Resilience & Inclusivity: Empowering the Next Generation \nThrough a series of interactive sessions\, panel discussions\, and virtual networking events\, attendees will learn about Working with Indigenous Communities\, Creating Inclusive Environments\, Adaptability\, Implicit Bias\, Influencing Change\, Negotiation Skills\, and more! \nView the full agenda at ypconference.ca
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/2021-acec-bc-young-professionals-conference/
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SUMMARY:Inclusive Environments: Taking Individual Action to Drive Change
DESCRIPTION:Join ACEC-BC’s Young Professionals Group for to learn about actions individuals can take to create more inclusive environments.\n\n\n\n\nEVENT POSTPONED\nWe regret to inform you that due to the increasing urgency of the wild fires in and around the Kamloops region\, we have taken the decision to postpone Inclusive Environments: Taking Individual Action to Drive Change.\n \nDo I need to request a refund?\n \nNo. All attendees will automatically receive a refund following this notice. The refund will be issued to your original form of payment and may take up to 7 business days to appear in your account statement.\n \nWhen will the event be re-scheduled?\n \nOur event organizers are working to host this event in the coming months. Please make sure to subscribe to the ACEC-BC YPG mailing list to stay up to date with our events and other happenings.\n \nQuestions? Contact us at events@acec-bc.ca.\n \n\n\n\nDiverse experience and perspective are key to innovation.  As leaders in innovation\, diversity and inclusion are critical within our industry.  In order for professionals and teams to do their best work\, they need to feel a sense of belonging\, emphasizing the necessity of inclusive environments. \nThis presentation will provide young professionals with actions that individuals can take to create more inclusive environments.  Within the presentation diversity data within the profession of engineering will be reviewed\, providing attendees with a better understanding of where we are today and highlighting the importance of equity\, diversity\, and inclusion within our industry. Building upon the understanding of where we are currently\, the presentation will focus on inclusive leadership actions that young professionals can take to create more inclusive workplaces and environments. The goal of this presentation is to empower young professionals to enact positive change within their present sphere of influence and as future leaders in the industry. \n\n\n\nAbout the speaker \nMarcie Cochrane is an accomplished Professional Engineer with over 15 years of experience in leadership and project delivery. Marcie is ACEC-BC’s Project Leader as well as the President of Advance Principle Consulting. In 2019\, Marcie received the Chancellor’s Award for highest academic excellence from the Royal Roads School of Business and was nominated for the Governor General’s Gold Medal for Top Masters Level Student Thesis (2018) for her research on the retention of women in engineering. Her research\, in combination with her technical and leadership experience\, has led her to now work in roles that support engineering section organizations with equity\, diversity\, and inclusion initiatives. Marcie is passionate about leading others to take action and catalyzing change to improve diversity\, equity\, and inclusion.
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/inclusive-environments-taking-individual-action-to-drive-change/
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SUMMARY:ACEC-BC YPG Trivia Night
DESCRIPTION:ACEC-BC Vancouver Island Young Professionals Group invites you to join them on June 17\, 2021 for an evening of online Trivia. There will be a prizes and an opportunity for networking following the Trivia! \nLink text
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/acec-bc-ypg-trivia-night/
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20210603T180000
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SUMMARY:ACEC-BC YPG Patio Season Training Social
DESCRIPTION:The ACEC-BC Okanagan YPG invites you to a virtual social event to learn about tasting and pairing your favorite beverages. After a short presentation\, the group will be separated into breakout rooms to discuss their chosen beverages\, tasting criteria\, and pairings. More details will be sent to registrants ahead of the event. \nRegister!
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/acec-bc-ypg-patio-season-training-social/
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SUMMARY:The Effects of Conflict in the Workplace
DESCRIPTION:Join the  ACEC-BC Young Professionals Group for a webinar on strategically responding to conflict in the workplace!\n\n\nWhether in the workplace or your day-to-day life\, conflict is inevitable. It occurs between individuals who care about a particular matter but have opposing views. As professionals\, caring about your team\, project\, budget\, and job prospects are critical to your livelihood. It is understandable that when one encounters opposition\, your immediate reaction may be one of anxiety\, anger\, or frustration. Instead of backing away from the conflict\, or attacking\, this seminar aims to have engage\, but strategically! \nThis 30-45-minute seminar is delivered via zoom. The seminar will provide research\, tools\, and techniques on the following: \nThe effects of conflict in the workplace \n\nRespecting conflict\nResponding to conflict strategically\nReacting to conflict constructively and\nResolving conflict\n\nAbout the Speaker \nJoanna M. Shea\, Negotiations Consultant & Advisor\, President\, 3P Energy Consultants \nThe Negotiations Collective (NC – Negotiations Collective) is a boutique negotiations consulting\, training\, and coaching firm. Its negotiators have vast and diversified experience in the area of negotiation\, ranging from corporate/organizational\, contract\, multi-party\, multi-culture\, project management\, workplace\, union\, interpersonal to volatile community conflict. Their rich and deep breadth of experience provides clients with a unique and unprecedented pool of knowledge and resources that are shared through their consulting services.  \nJoanna Shea\, Managing Partner of the NC will be our speaker for this conflict seminar. Joanna Shea has over 17 years of commercial and project negotiations experience in the natural resource\, utilities\, and infrastructure sectors. During that time\, has led over $2B worth of acquisitions\, divestments\, and contract negotiations. She has project managed and negotiated agreements linked to over $1B in capital projects in both Canada and the United States and held senior leadership roles in negotiations\, project management\, resource development and organizational restructuring. Joanna has a BCom from St. Francis Xavier University\, is a graduate of British Petroleum’s intensive in-house Conflict and Negotiations training course\, holds a Graduate Certificate in Project Leadership from Cornell University and is currently enrolled at the Harvard University Program on Negotiations.
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/the-effects-of-conflict-in-the-workplace/
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SUMMARY:Get Involved with your Industry Organizations to Grow your Career
DESCRIPTION:Join the  ACEC-BC YPG for a virtual event focused on the right volunteer opportunities to advance your career with guest speaker Ian Steele.\n\n\nGetting involved can benefit you in many ways — from networking to the feel-good aspect of volunteering\, to developing lasting personal and professional relationships. Yet\, time is limited\, and with a busy career and social life\, you can’t possibly get involved with all the organizations in which you might be interested or with those who want you as a volunteer. How do you decide which organizations are right for you?  You have to consider your objectives in terms of how your service helps fulfill your own professional development goals\, your employer’s desire to bring in and keep business\, the nature and value of the support you can offer\, and the needs of the organizations that are relevant to you.  Volunteering matters: to you and to the organizations you choose to support. \nCost: \n\nACEC-BC Member: $10\nNon-member: $25\n\nFormat: Zoom \nAbout the Speaker \nIan Steele\, President\, PBX Engineering \nIan Steele is the President of PBX Engineering Ltd. Over his 23-year career\, Ian has worked with a diverse portfolio of clients across Canada and the US\, developing a unique level of understanding in the design and deployment of complex transportation\, industrial\, and security projects\, where software and systems integration often play a pivotal role.  He holds the position of Chairperson and CEO on the Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Canada Board and is a Director on the Board of ACEC-BC.
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/get-involved-with-your-industry-organizations-to-grow-your-career/
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SUMMARY:Discovering Your Values to Unlock Meaningful Career Growth
DESCRIPTION:Join the  ACEC-BC Lower Mainland YPG for an upcoming webinar focused on personal values and career development on Wednesday\, May 12!\n\n\nWe all have a natural inclination to expand\, to realize the highest most truthful expression of ourselves. The greater clarity you have about what really drives you in life\, the greater your competitive advantage in life. This is because your highest values\, what is truly most important to you\, is where you are most spontaneously inspired to go after challenges. Even though we sometimes think we want an easy and comfortable life\, what we really want is a meaningful life. A meaningful life comes from going after challenges that inspire us. The more aligned your career and goals are to what you truly value most\, the more naturally inspired you are to challenge yourself to keep growing and achieving.  \nIn this mini-workshop and networking session\, you will gain greater insight into what drives your fellow colleagues in the engineering industry and greater understanding about what drives you. You will be taken through a process to clarify what really makes you tick. You will be able to apply this self-awareness toward building a congruent and meaningful career in which you are internally motivated to keep expanding beyond your comfort zone. \nFormat: Zoom \nAbout the Speaker \nJéan Joubert\, CEO\, The Game of Life Academy \nJéan Joubert is an entrepreneur and a leader in human behaviour. As the founder of The Game of Life Academy\, he consults with entrepreneurs\, CEO’s and businesses\, harnessing their inherent ingenuity to create truly inspired\, productive\, innovative teams and business environments. \nJéan’s career as an entrepreneur started at an early age: he founded his first company\, Pinnacle Properties (Pty) Ltd\, whilst completing his Engineering degree in South Africa. Later Jéan worked at Aurecon\, the largest engineering consultancy in the southern hemisphere before joining the American consulting firm Accenture as a management consultant. \nThrough his journey so far\, Jéan has gained tremendous personal experience of the complexity of entrepreneurship from start-up level through to the challenges involved in growing some of the largest companies in the world. Over the past decade\, Jéan has also developed his knowledge and skills in human behaviour through more than 7000 hours of coaching and has established himself as a leader in the field. Jéan firmly believes in every person’s ability to express their individual genius through sustainable commercial ventures that bring maximum fulfilment to them and contribution to society.
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/discovering-your-values-to-unlock-meaningful-career-growth/
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SUMMARY:ACEC-BC YPG Escape Room Social
DESCRIPTION:Join the  ACEC-BC YPG for a virtual event including escape rooms and networking.\n\n\nJoin us on Friday\, April 23 for a social event organized by our Prince George YPG\, featuring four unique escape rooms\, networking\, and fun! \nCombine your wits in teams to find clues\, access an interactive inventory\, and solve puzzles to help the live actor escape a dangerous situation. Join other young professionals from across the province for this social-distanced social! \nRegister by April 16\, 2021 and be teamed up in one of four scenarios: The Cabin\, Haunted\, Interrogation Room\, or Something Brewing.
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/acec-bc-ypg-escape-room-social/
CATEGORIES:YPG
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SUMMARY:UBC Experiential Learning Project Results
DESCRIPTION:UBC Civil Engineering invites you to attend an engaging session where UBC Project and Construction Management Graduate students present their final projects for the Civil 522 Construction and Project Management Course. \nTeams of graduate students from the Civil 522 class worked with professional industry mentors who have created projects for an experiential learning experience. This industry/academia learning collaboration is intended to provide an opportunity for students to be exposed to real industry problems that relate to project/program management and develop a much-needed professional network as they launch /continue in their career development. \nJoin the event to network with graduates from the UBC Civil Engineering program. There will be a networking session post-project presentations for attendees to network with the students\, Association of Consulting Engineering British Columbia members\, Engineer Geoscientists British Columbia members\, British Columbia Construction Roundtable members and British Columbia Construction Association members. \nClick here to register!
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/ubc-experiential-learning-project-results/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210310T120000
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SUMMARY:YPG Virtual Board Mixer
DESCRIPTION:ACEC-BC Young Professionals Group is inviting you to a virtual Board Mixer on March 10th for a presentation and networking opportunity with the ACEC-BC Board Members. Selena Wilson will be sharing about ACEC-BC’s key goals and strategies and highlighting their importance and relevance to the current consulting industry. The presentation will be followed by an opportunity to meet the current board members for a time of great discussion and networking. \nClick here to register!
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/ypg-virtual-board-mixer/
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SUMMARY:High-Performance Habits for Career Success
DESCRIPTION:About the Event \nThis virtual event will feature three presentations from panelists who will discuss the key habits that have helped them succeed in university and work. Following presentations\, we will have a Q&A session\, as well as small breakout rooms where students can network with young professionals. \nHow to Register \nClick here to register!\nWe are looking for young professionals to volunteer for the event. This will be a 1.5 hour time commitment\, and will include a 30 minute discussion on presentation topics\, networking with students\, and answering questions. No advance preparation is required. If you have any questions or are interested in volunteering\, please contact Afzal Waseem: afzal.waseem@tetratech.com or Martina Riessner: martina.riessner@hatch.com. \nAbout the Speakers \nPrabeen Joshi\, Ph.D.\, P.Eng – Engineering Business Manager at Layfield Group \nPrabeen Joshi was born in Nepal and lived there for the first 25 years of his life until he decided to see the world\, learn languages and cultures. He has since lived in and visited parts of five different continents. He currently lives in Vancouver. In his formal education has learnt about water resources management\, geotechnical engineering\, the performance of geosynthetic liners in containment facilities\, among many other things\, but he got real engineering training at work through lab work\, fieldwork\, design exercises\, and project management experiences. He is passionate about educating young engineers\, volunteering\, and being out in nature for hiking\, biking\, kayaking etc. \nSamantha Taylor\, P.Eng – Geological Engineer at Hatch \nSam Taylor is a geological engineer (Queen’s University) with over six years of experience in the Dynamic Earth Solutions Practice at Hatch. She has worked in the geotechnical group in both the Niagara Falls and Vancouver offices and spent a lot of time on-site in the early years of her career. She acted as the lead geologist at the Keeyask Generation Station in Manitoba\, worked as a dam construction monitor at a major hydropower project in Newfoundland and Labrador\, and led and supported in a Quality Assurance/Quality Control role at a mine in northern Ontario. Sam has notable experience in dam safety\, geotechnical investigation programs\, and instrumentation and monitoring program\, design and is currently developing her rock mechanics skills. Sam calls the Rockies home\, loves to scramble\, and started her rock collection at an early age\, so her career path was no surprise! \nPia Abercromby\, P.Eng – Bridge Engineer at McElhanney \nPia Abercromby studied at the University of Auckland in New Zealand where she spent the first five years of her career designing large civil structures. Since moving to Vancouver in 2015\, she has been working as a Bridge Engineer at McElhanney. She has been involved in the design of bridges from 8 m long to 800 m long and has gained her professional engineering designation. When not at work\, Pia can be found in the wilderness skiing\, rock climbing\, hiking or trail running (or at the moment\, running around Vancouver). \n 
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/high-performance-habits-for-career-success/
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SUMMARY:The Art of Interdisciplinary Coordination and Collaboration
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Tuesday\, February 9 for presentations and networking sessions with interdisciplinary professionals\, hosted by ACEC-BC and SEABC.\n\n\nThe importance of interdisciplinary coordination and collaboration is key to running engineering projects smoothly and meeting your client’s expectations. This soft skill event demonstrates the need for interdisciplinary coordination and collaboration through our presenter’s experience in the building industry. The discussion is not aimed at technical knowhow but rather the key principals for all engineering disciplines to grasp the “big picture” of interdisciplinary projects. We hope to set the scene\, and provide some helpful tips\, for young professionals to further develop into well-rounded engineers. \nJoin us for three interesting presentations and a chance to network within the vast interdisciplinary engineering industry. \nCost: \n\nACEC-BC Member: $10\nNon-member: $25\n\nFormat: Zoom  \n– \nSpeakers:  \nMeagan Harvey\, P.Eng\, Structural Engineer\, Owner at Mercury Consulting Inc \nPreferred pronouns: she/her \nMeagan Harvey P.Eng. has more than 11 years of Structural Design experience and construction techniques. She is local to Kelowna\, BC and values community involvement. She has experience in residential construction including complete renovations\, new construction\, luxury homes\, and minor renovations. Her commercial experience also includes new construction of commercial buildings\, minor and major renovations\, tenant improvements\, and repairs to existing structures. Meagan also branches out into design of small bridges and utility structures. \nGraham Lovely\, P.Eng\, Electrical Engineer\, Partner at MCW Group of Companies and the Manager of the Airport Projects Group (APG) \nPreferred pronouns: he/him \nGraham is a Professional Electrical Engineer in BC. His technical role encompasses design of Electrical building systems while his management role involves driving continuous improvement in the business\, and developing team members through hands-on training and mentoring. As a testament to his exceptional efforts\, Graham was honored in 2018 with two Young Professional Awards in consulting engineering through ACEC (national) and ACEC-BC (provincial). \nScott Ghomeshi\, P.Eng\, Mechanical Engineer\, Associate at Integral Group \nPreferred pronouns: he/him \nAs an Associate with robust project and stakeholder management experience\, Scott has successfully delivered across various archetypes including Institutional\, Aviation\, Civic\, and Emergency Services. Scott’s passion and enthusiasm for sustainable built environments is evident as he strives to incorporate resilient and regenerative design strategies in all of his projects. With emphasis on integrated design\, he is able to collaborate effectively with project teams to explore and develop sustainable design solutions that meet and exceed the client’s triple bottom line. As a Certified Passive House Designer with experience across multiple project types\, Scott is one of the part-time instructors at the British Columbia Institute of Technology’s Passive House Tradesperson course where he endeavors to pass down practical knowledge on how to apply Passive House principles.
URL:https://acec-bc.ca/event/the-art-of-interdisciplinary-coordination-and-collaboration/
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