Agapi Gessesse, Executive Director at the CEE Centre for Young Black Professionals, shares strategies to promote diverse employees and move the dial on inclusion in the workplace.

Brain health expert Terry Small discusses how we can think smart to care for our brain health. 

CPABC Vancouver Chapter Board Chair, Christine Woodington, CPA, CGA, shares how she balances her busy work and lifestyle, and still finding time to volunteer with CPABC.

PwC’s Robert Coard outlines how consumers shifted their shopping habits in response to the pandemic, offers some best practices to innovate business practices, and talks about how “retail circularity” leads to more sustainable products.

Leadership coach Tammy Robertson shares her insight on how to become a resilient leader and build resilient teams. 

CPABC's economist, Aaron Aerts, provides an update on the economic situation. 

CPABC’s president and CEO, Lori Mathison, and VP of external affairs and communications, Kerri Wilcox, discuss how BC can help re-employ workers displaced during COVID-19.

Tommy Stephens and Stephen Yoss, subject matter experts from K2 Enterprises, outline how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in business and finance and how organizations can leverage it in the future.

Julian Robertson, Senior Student Recruitment Officer with CPABC, shares his thoughts on the positive merits of pursuing a CPA designation right now and what the road currently looks like.

In this episode, Stephanie Roy, Manager, Employer Relations and Vivian Tse, Manager, Communications share thoughts on how to navigate the recruitment process virtually.