Want to connect your career and calling?
Want to initiate your own creative social and environmental projects?
Have an idea for an innovative project, business opportunity or non-profit initiative and don't know where to start?
If you feel the urgency for work that connects people and place, come to this weekend retreat in the Canadian Rockies.
Hosted by Alla Guelber and Mike Unrau with special guests:
- Ed Whittingham, Executive Director of the Pembina Institute
- Tad Hargrave, Founder of Marketing for Hippies
- Natalie Pepin, Director of Peratos Consulting
- Adrian Buckley, Owner of Big Sky Permaculture
- Casey Eaglespeaker, Blackfoot Elder, Aboriginal Liaison, Consultant and Traditional Counsellor
- Sharon Hapton, Founder of Soup Sisters and Broth Brothers
- Brenna Atnikov, CED Coordinator, Thrive - Calgary
Join us for interactive activities, breakout sessions and wilderness walks alongside inspiring professionals and guest mentors. We will explore a common journey of how we can connect occupation with a personal sustainability and create a community of practice.
This unique opportunity offers you a chance to:
- incubate innovation in an inspiring setting
- explore how toalign your work with your values
- learn about upcoming trends in the environmental careers sector
- connect with others from a variety of backgrounds and start building acommunity of practice...and much more...
April 29 - May 1, 2011
Friday at 6pm - Sunday at 3pm
Kananaskis Wilderness Hostel
All accommodation and meals provided
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