The hardware decisions behind the AI buildout

A new book on sustainable success, with Mandy Balak

Women founders and funders on leadership

​Is your organization rethinking its hardware strategy for the AI era? What to refresh, what to extend, what AI capacity really costs and how circular procurement can protect both your budget and your sustainability goals? Let's talk strategy!

Join Vancouver Tech Journal and ReuseTechBC for 'The Hardware Behind the AI Buildout', an executive evening for the CIOs, CTOs, IT leaders and procurement and sustainability teams making these calls.

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We will cap the evening with dinner, drinks and networking with tech executives!

​Behind every great company is a story of vision, resilience, and bold decision-making. In this session, we bring together women who are shaping the entrepreneurial landscape as founders building companies from the ground up and as funders backing the next generation of ideas.

​Join us for an inspiring conversation where our panelists share the leadership lessons they've learned along the way: navigating challenges, taking risks, building teams, raising capital, and creating space for others to succeed. Expect candid stories, hard-won insights, and practical advice you can take back to your own journey

​Award-winning entrepreneur and leadership coach Mandy Balak joins us with Chasing Enough: The High Achiever's Guide to Sustainable Success — the new book for everyone who's winning on paper and falling apart in private.

​Balak built three companies before she understood capacity — holding it all together, at one point, while rescuing her father from a Colombian prison. That reckoning became the Well-Resourced Method™, now used by leaders across North America to build sustainable high performance without sacrificing the life they're building it for.

Hosted by the Canadian Food Innovation Network, this gathering celebrates B.C.’s top foodtech innovators across cleantech, digital supply chains, next-gen ingredients, and manufacturing. Head to BDC’s downtown location to connect with local founders, VCs, and sector leaders driving the future of Canada's food ecosystem.

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