Waterloo Engineering alumni and current students are invited to participate in an exclusive virtual Office Hour sponsored by Ten Thousand Coffees.
Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time - presenting both a challenge and incredible opportunity to make positive change for future generations. Change can happen at any level - from the choices that individuals make on a daily basis to the commitments that large organizations make towards a more sustainable future.
Join Ten Thousand Coffees for their #CareersinClimate Office Hour Series - a two part event featuring leaders in environmental impact discussing climate change, their own career journeys and how the next generation of leaders, like you, can explore careers in climate.
#CareersinClimate Part 1: Companies are adapting the ways they operate and measure success in light of climate change and an increase in environmental awareness. Through reduced carbon emissions, studying how new development impacts wildlife, investing in sustainability and much more, large organizations have the potential to drive drastic change for the better.
Join this exclusive event featuring Tewfik Atia (WSP Canada) and Ten Thousand Coffees CEO and Co-Founder Dave Wilkin to hear about how companies are driving towards a more sustainable future. You'll also hear from Madeline Oliver (Talent Acquisition Specialist, WSP Golder) on what types of jobs exist in environmental impact and how to make your application standout.
You won’t want to miss it!
MODERATOR
Dave Wilkin, Co-Founder & CEO, Ten Thousand Coffees
SPEAKERS
- Tewfik Atia, Senior Vice President, National Operations - Earth & Environment, WSP Canada
- Madeline Oliver, Talent Acquisition Specialist, WSP Golder
Sign up today and save your seat! Not able to make it this time? No problem, register anyway to receive a video recording of this Office Hour session to watch on your own time.
Join the Waterloo Engineering Hub (powered by Ten Thousand Coffees) to gain access to this Office Hour. If you are already a member of the Waterloo Engineering Hub, please sign in to RSVP.