Event

CivicAction’s Re:Action Forum

Boyden's Nick Chambers joins as panelist for a virtual forum featuring the region's civic leaders in response to COVID19

At times of crisis, hardship and pain, civic leadership calls on all of us. Now is a time to come together, to work together and to build a region that serves all of its residents.

CivicAction’s Re:Action Forum is a virtual gathering of civic leaders that will help shape our region’s collective reaction to COVID-19 moving forward. It will also mark a refresh of CivicAction’s work since initial program changes were made in immediate response to the pandemic.

The Forum will focus on three interconnected opportunities: helping young adults or those early in their career enter or re-enter the workforce; supporting mental wellbeing and combating loneliness; and building and maintaining the trust in our communities and leaders that we need to return to social and work life.

Boyden's Nick Chambers joins as panelist at the kick-off of CivicAction’s Re:Action Forum on June 11, 2020.  The panel entitled Re:Action - Ingredients for a Better Recovery will be moderated by Farah Nasser of Global News with Letecia Rose, MLSE and ELN Co-Chair as Master of Ceremonies. The panel includes:

  • Lisa Kimmel, CEO Canada & Latin America, Edelman
  • John Stackhouse, Senior Vice-President, Office of the CEO, RBC
  • Tai Huynh, Creative Director, OpenLab
  • Nick Chambers, Partner, Social Impact Practice, Boyden

The virtual two-day Forum will feature interactive panel discussions and guest speakers including:

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