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Senior’s Expo 2019
Come join us for Senior’s Expo 50+ 2019 in Vaughan geared to you and your family! This event is presented by Ronnie’s Home Care, an exemplary agency offering home support from expert PSWs and nurses.
Senior’s Expo 2018
Come join us for an inaugural Senior’s Expo 50+ in Vaughan geared to you and your family! This event is presented by Ronnie’s Home Care, an exemplary agency offering home support from expert PSWs and nurses.
Hearts Linked By Courage Wellness Retreat 2017
An empowering event for women that will engage delegates via amazing speakers, sharing of inspirational stories, provide education and support, while leaving plenty of time for socializing, entertainment and relaxation at the distinctive Old Mill Toronto.
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Raffle proceeds to support Etobicoke General Hospital and YouthSpeak.
With an amazing painting workshop from Valeria Mravyan. Valeria is a prolific artist who has experimented with many media; namely oils, acrylic, watercolours, pastels and mixed media. Since 1987 she has exhibited her work in Toronto, New York, Los Gatos, California; Haifa, Tokyo, Moscow and Frankfurt. Since moving to Canada in the early 1990’s, Valeria’s canvas has been illuminated with brilliant vivid colours to capture the Canadian abstract landscape. Valeria is very dynamic and approachable. She is an excellent teacher and is looking forward to working with the delegates on creating a piece of artwork during the workshop.
This empowering wellness event will engage guests with amazing speakers who will share inspirational stories and provide wellness education, while leaving plenty of time for socializing, entertainment, shopping at our exclusive vendor boutique, and relaxation! The retreat will assist two worthy organizations Etobicoke General Hospital (EGH) and YouthSpeak Performance Charity. Funds raised for EGH will help provide dedicated spaces and equipment for young patients in their new Emergency Department. Every donation will be matched by Orlando Corporation.
Angella Goran will be joining us as the closing speaker! Angella devotes her time in the areas of business, sport and community. She is the Founder of SokJok Inc. and Champion a Campaign, a new program focused on Championing youth and community programs. SokJok Inc. and Champion a Campaign work hand-in-hand for a common goal where socks sales become a sustainable leadership tool in supporting youth programs in schools, teams and organizations in the pillars of Community, Arts, Sports and Academics.
With over 15 years spent between amateur to elite levels of athletics in the sports of Rowing, Triathlon and currently Cycling, there is a formula to her madness in sport and that is “Passion”. Angella is a Certified Top Level indoor cycling instructor, Certified Strength/Conditioning Trainer and Lifestyle Coach who believes in all of us there is a gift never mind her ambition as an up and comer in entrepreneurship.
Date: October 14th-15th, 2017
Location: The Old Mill, 21 Mill Street, Toronto
Is Change in the Health Industry an Oxymoron?
This conference highlights the issue of speeding up implementation changes. Speakers will offer their perspective on successful implementations as well as instances when things didn’t run as smoothly.
The keynote speaker, Hon. Dr. Carolyn Bennett is the member of parliament for the riding of St. Paul’s. Bennett is also the author of Kill or Cure? How Canadians Can Remake their Health Care System. In Dec. 2003, in the wake of the SARS epidemic, Paul Martin asked Carolyn to become Canada’s first minister of state for public health. During her 2 years as Minster, Carolyn set up the Public Health Agency of Canada, appointed the first chief public health officer for Canada and oversaw the establishment of a true public health network across the country.
Panelists include Francois Côté, Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the year, President of Emergis, one of Mclean’s top 100 employers in Canada.
Date: January 21, 2008
Client: Canadian College of Health Leaders
Speakers: Hon. Dr. Carolyn Bennett
Location: Sutton Place Hotel, 955 Bay St, Toronto
Quick Fixes with Health Spending: Are we Really Making a Difference?
The conference highlights the need for partnerships between health and other sectors in order to improve health outcomes.
Date: February 22, 2007
Client: Canadian College of Health Leaders
Speakers: The keynote speaker is Noralou P. Roos, PhD. Noralou is a professor in the Department of Community Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, University of Manitoba. She is a recipient of the Order of Canada. Her dynamic talk is entitled “Population Health: Where Should Investments be Made and How.” Panelists include Angela Robertson – Executive Director, Sistering; Richard Prial – Director, Ministry of Health & Long-Term Care; and Howard Ovens – Director, Schwartz/Reisman Emergency Centre, Mount Sinai Hospital. The moderator is Jan Barnsley, PhD, Professor, Department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto.
Location: Sutton Place Hotel, 955 Bay St, Toronto
Does Culture Eat Strategy for Lunch?
The conference highlights the importance of developing a corporate culture as an essential means for achieving corporate strategies.
Date: January 18, 2005
Client: Canadian College of Health Leaders
Speakers: The keynote speaker is Brian Lee, President, Custom Learning Systems. Brian brings a wealth of experience in the leadership arena and works with organizations in improving corporate culture in order to be successful in reaching strategic goals. Panelists include Maura Davies; BSc, BEd, MHSA, FCCHSE, Vice President Organizational Development, Capital Health, Nova Scotia and Judi Clarkson; RN, B.A. LLB, Director, Mediated Solutions. Other panelists to be confirmed.
Location: Park Hyatt Hotel, 4 Avenue Road, Toronto
Leadership During Challenging Times
This conference highlights the issue of leadership during challenging times. Speakers will offer their perspective on how their organizations handled a crisis and will offer insight as to what constitutes exemplary leadership during a crisis. Learn more about strategies and tactics used by seasoned leaders to address challenges they faced.
Date: January 22, 2009
Client: Canadian College of Health Leaders
Speakers: LCol Scott A. McLeod
Dr. Bert Lauwers, Coroner
Jim Irving, Johnson & Johnson
Location: Park Hyatt Hotel, 4 Avenue Road, Toronto
Scleroderma Conference 2016
This session is of interest to family practitioners, ER physicians, critical care physicians, internists, rheumatologists, nephrologists, cardiologists, respirologists, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, and students.
Learning Objectives – To provide an overview of scleroderma relevant to health care clinicians including:
- Systemic sclerosis and GI involvement
- Clinical characteristics and treatment of pulmonary hypertension
- Dermal problems and wound care
- Management of pulmonary fibrosis in relation to scleroderma
- Oral manifestations in people living with scleroderma
- Renal crisis for scleroderma patients
Date: September 16, 2016
Client: Scleroderma Canada
Speakers: Dr. Murray Baron (Rheum); Dr. Geneviève Gyger (Rheum); Dr. Andrew Hirsch (Resp); Dr. Maggie Larché (Rheum); Dr. Marie Hudson (Rheum), Dr. Mervyn Gornitsky (Dent)
Location: Hotel Bonaventure Montreal, Mount Royal Room