Lunch Without Lunch
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February 7, 2024
11:00 am—12:00 pm
Virtual
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Our weekly connection for the tech and innovation ecosystem. Furthering entrepreneurs one conversation at a time.
Curious about what’s happening in the innovation ecosystem in Alberta?
Join us at Lunch Without Lunch every Wednesday to hear about the players, events, and news that are making our innovation ecosystem thrive. This weekly meeting is a regular check on the pulse of the community, open to people of any age, wage, or stage of company.
LWOL features entrepreneurs who share their stories through the lens of the Rainforest Alberta Social Contract. Find out more by signing the Social Contract and checking out our Media Project.
LWOL is always hosted on Wednesdays at noon virtually. There are times when we host in-person LWOL’s, but they will always be available online. Stay tuned to our registration page for the details each week!
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