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January 18, 2022 Join your colleagues in learning about these phenomenal women, their successes and challenges working in Infrastructure, and their thoughts on what needs to be done to achieve gender diversity in the industry.

Disputes can add to the challenges faced in project management and create not only distractions, but larger issues for projects if they are not managed. Disputes, and their impacts, can be mitigated in a number of ways.

BC WIN’s 2021 Summer Social is coming up! Catch up with old and new faces in an in-person setting, away from all the Zoom calls!

We are honoured to host an event led by the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation.

This event will allow us all to listen, reflect, and discuss how we take the anger and devastation that we feel and turn those feelings into action.

Thank you to Being First for your insights at the virtual event, Breakthroughs in Major Capital Projects. The recording, slides, and other materials from the presentation are available on their website.

[Feb. 3, 2021] The Alliance model is relatively uncommon in Canada, but there have been a few recent high profile public sector alliance procurements. In the session our panellists will consider the key features of an alliance model and how that model drives performance and achieves outcomes for proponents.

[Jan. 14, 2021] Join us in learning about the phenomenal 2020 WIN Award winners, their successes and challenges working in Infrastructure, and their thoughts on what needs to be done to achieve gender diversity in the industry.

L'événement se déroulera en anglais. The event will be taking place in English.

[Dec. 17, 2020] Join BC WIN for the annual 2020 Holiday (Virtual) Event. This year we’ll be joined by BC-raised pianist Erika Switzer and share an amazing performance produced by Vancouver’s Music on Main.

Please join us on the morning of November 17, 2020 for a virtual gathering on Zoom. Network with colleagues and make new connections.

Au Québec, de même que dans le reste du Canada et du monde, la pandémie de la COVID-19 et les impacts à moyen et long terme de la crise économique qui en découlent, ont mis l’accent sur l’importance de prendre en compte les aspects environnementaux et sociaux par la société.