Data for Good in Calgary: 10-Year Retrospective & Celebration
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Platform Innovation Centre
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Join us for an exciting evening of celebrating a decade of making a positive impact through data in Calgary! On Thursday, January 25, 2024, we will gather at Platform Calgary to reflect on our journey and the significant achievements we've accomplished together. This in-person event will bring together long-time and new members of Data for Good and representatives from the community. We'll dive into inspiring stories, hear from our previous partner organizations, and share insights on the transformative projects we've undertaken over the past ten years. Whether you're a data enthusiast, a non-profit representative, or simply curious about how data can drive positive change, this event is for you! This is a great opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, expand your network, and learn about the possibilities that lie ahead. Mark your calendars for this special evening as we celebrate our collective efforts in leveraging data for the betterment of Calgary. Don't miss out on this memorable 10-year retrospective & celebration!
407 9 Avenue Southeast Calgary, AB T2G 2K7
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