April 23, 2025
City Building Summit 2025
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
55 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, Ontario Canada
About Event
Join the Ottawa Board of Trade and Ottawa Business Journal for an inclusive conversation about the future of Canada’s Capital Region. Together, we can create a diverse and vibrant community with a thriving economy and quality of life for all. Connect with city builders, learn about what is on the horizon and share your ideas about the future of our city.
This event is for business and community leaders, economic partners, and especially diverse and young leaders. Everyone will find value in this agenda including:
- meaningful connections and networking
- inspiring ideas and information from experts
- dynamic panel discussion on key issues and projects
- a nutritious breakfast and lunch
- fresh and exciting perspective on your role in city building
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