October 7, 2025
Best Places to Work 2025 Career and training expo
11:30 am - 5:30 pm
Rogers Centre Ottawa, 55 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa K1N 9J2
About Event
Here comes the biggest and best career and training expo in Ottawa and Eastern Ontario
This is a one-stop resource to take your career to the next level.
Meet dozens of the region’s Best Places to Work and hear from experts about hiring trends, the local job market, the future of work and what makes Ottawa and Eastern Ontario the best region in Canada to work, live and play.
Attendance is free with advance registration.
2025 EXPO INFO
- Tuesday, October 7, 2025
- Rogers Centre (55 Colonel By Drive), third floor in Canada Hall 2
- Doors open at 1130 am
- Doors close at 600 pm
- 75+ exhibitors
- Professional headshots (free, but limited)
WHY ATTEND?
- Meet face-to-face with employers from technology, homebuilding, manufacturing, professional services, public sector and more!
- Explore education and training opportunities with all of Ottawa’s universities and colleges
- Main stage presentations on career trends and the future of work
REGISTER NOW
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