November 7, 2025
TiECon Canada 2025
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Carleton University, Richcraft Hall, 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa K1S 5B6
About Event
The world is facing unprecedented disruption as escalating trade tensions reshape global supply chains and rapid advances in AI redefine how businesses operate and compete. Amid this dual upheaval, a new era of innovation is emerging. Canadian entrepreneurs are responding with agility by navigating trade uncertainty with the U.S., forging new partnerships and markets, and embracing AI to transform their products, services, and strategies. While these challenges threaten traditional growth paths, they also unlock powerful opportunities for reinvention.
TiECon Canada 2025 returns on November 7, 2025, with a timely theme: “Opportunity in Disruption.” This year’s event will spotlight how Canadian innovators are seizing this moment to build competitive ventures for the future. Join fellow entrepreneurs, founders, investors, SMEs, and changemakers for a full day of insight, connections, and bold thinking.
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