State of the Region
State of the Region 2022Join Regional Chair Karen Redman as she welcomes Chris Albinson, Clarence Cachagee and Dr. Suzanne Kearns for a series of engaging conversations. Learn what connects these community leaders and their work to the Region of Waterloo. When: Friday, April 29 9 a.m. start. Where: Livestreamed on our YouTube Channel Once again, we are partnering with the Rotary Clubs of Waterloo Region to raise money for KidsAbility. KidsAbility supports almost 9,000 children and youth to reach their communication, social, physical and behavioural goals each year. To make a donation today, visit the KidsAbility Donation page.
Join the conversation at: hashtag #SOTR22
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Clarence CachageeClarence is from Waterloo Region and has an undeniable spirit for change. With a primary focus on working with the Spirit within, he is a helper, visionary and author who is known for investing his whole self into his community. Read more about Clerance Cachagee. Link to Crow Shield Lodge: https://www.crowshieldlodge.com/bios Follow on Twitter: @crowcach1 |  |
Chris AlbinsonChris Albinson is the President & CEO of Communitech, & Co-Founder & Managing Director of BreakawayGrowth Fund. Albinson has been an early investor in companies that have created $45bn+ in value including Pinterest, Docusign, Newbridge Networks & Juniper Networks. Link to Communitceh : https://www.communitech.ca/about-us/our-story.html Follow on Twitter: @chrisalbinson |  |
Dr. Suzanne KearnsDr. Kearns is an aviation academic with a focus on education and optimizing pilot performance. Her research explores how to optimize the next generation of aviation professionals. Read more about Suzanne Kearns. Link to Waterloo Institute For Sustainable Aeronautics: https://uwaterloo.ca/sustainable-aeronautics/profiles/suzanne-kearns Follow on Twitter: @skearns4 |  |
| State of the Region 2021 |
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On February 26, 2021, Regional Chair Karen Redman outlined Council’s vision for our community at a virtual fireside chat, moderated by Nicole Lampa. Regional investments were the focus and how they impact the lives of all people in Waterloo Region and make us more resilient in a post COVID-19 world. Attendees also had a chance to network with Regional Councillors and explore important topics such as equity, business supports and affordable housing. |
| State of the Region 2020 |
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On January 28, 2020, Regional Chair Karen Redman delivered the first ever State of the Region address. Chair Redman’s remarks highlighted the many things we have to celebrate in Waterloo Region as well as the challenges we must overcome. "We are a community that has a long track record of working together to make change happen," she said. "We have a way of finding collective, innovative solutions — made in Waterloo Region solutions." Chair Redman focused on themes of connection, future-focus and resilience throughout her remarks. “The story of Waterloo Region is about connecting communities, carving our own path towards the future, and always remaining resilient. In all that we do, we are looking upstream, building bridges for our citizens, our neighbourhoods, our communities. For our residents here and now and for those who will come next.” |
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