The 9th annual CPBI Saskatchewan regional conference "Today's Vision: Tomorrow's Reality" will be held on April 9, 10 & 11, 2019, at the Delta Hotels Saskatoon Downtown (formerly named Radisson Hotel Saskatoon). The hotel is located at 405 - 20th Street East, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
In our ever-changing world, it can be difficult to envision how the future may look. The pension and benefits industry is continuously evolving, and the design of our programs will continue to shift as we plan for tomorrow’s reality. Join us at this year’s conference, where industry experts will provide knowledge, tools and recommendations on how to create exceptional pension and benefits plans that serve our members now and in the future. Embrace the opportunity to network with other industry professionals to share visions and solutions that will enable us all to be better prepared for tomorrow’s reality.
To kick off this year’s conference, we will begin with an evening dinner event on Tuesday, April 9, 2019, with Linda Edgecombe, Changing our Culture from Overwhelmed to Resilient. The cost for the evening dinner is included in the Conference Fees. Dinner tickets are available for guests not attending the conference by clicking here.
The conference sessions include keynote presentations that will explore cultural diversity in the workplace such as Indigenous Engagement and Immigration, along with breakout sessions for pension and benefits topics.
In addition, we have the privilege of hosting the following high-profile speakers:
David Granirer, Counselor, Stand-up Comic, Author, and Founder of Stand Up for Mental Health
Darby Allen, Fort McMurray’s Fire Chief (Ret), Motivational and Crisis Leadership Speaker
| Enjoy a live music performance at the end of the first day of sessions! Crestwood will entertain us while we socialize and network at our reception on April 10th. Steven Maier has been a fixture in Saskatoon’s music scene for more than a decade. He is an acclaimed guitar player, singer, and songwriter. He is backed by Gent Laird on bass and Sam Mitchell on flute. Together, they create smooth jazz harmonies and subdued acoustic progressions. |  |
Please click on the links below for complete details and to register!