Session 1: Communications/Mindset & Influence
With Sean Verhoeven
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Session 2: Governance for Directors/Roles & Responsibilities
With Marion Thomson Howell
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Session 3: Role of Your Board (Strategic Planning)
With Debra Brown
The environment is reeling from the impacts of humanity and its organizations. Society is recovering from a global pandemic and waking up to social and racial injustices. Organizations and their boards are being put under tremendous pressure to prove they are governing in the best interests of the organization and its stakeholders, not in their own self[1]interest. As a result, using ESG as a framework for governing organizational risk and opportunity is becoming the norm in the boardroom, including in associations. Boards are under pressure to: • respond to and lead their organizations in ways that do no harm to the environment, • treat employees, customers, and other stakeholders in ways that are equitable, respect diversity, and are inclusive of all, and • prove their governance is above reproach. But, to this point there are no clear or easily replicable governance systems to show boards how to: 1. integrate ESG into corporate strategy, 2. measure progress of ESG efforts, and 3. clearly and consistently disclose and report on ESG performance and progress. In this 60-minute session we will answer these 3 most important questions boards have about ESG
Session 4: CREA Competition Overview
With Paul Feuer
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Session 5: KEYNOTE – Being 2030 Ready!
with Andrew Au
By 2030, half of the work we get paid to do today will by automated by technology, 10% of jobs will be in job categories that don’t exist today, and demand for technological skills will surge by 55%. Are you ready?
Being “2030 ready” means more than just applying automation, robotics, and AI. It involves a shift in leadership and culture — a modern approach to skilling, a cognitive division of labour, and a complete business model evolution. Andrew Au, an authority on digital transformation, provides audiences with a glimpse into this future and the pathways needed to prepare for this new world of work.
Andrew will explore how to use technology and data to deliver better experiences to realtors, home buyers/sellers, and employees and his work on digital transformation projects related to commercial real estate, architecture, engineering, and construction. We will look at different ways of using mixed reality, digital twins, and AI-enabled analytics to drive industry innovation.