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BUSINESS IN CALGARY
Leaders Awards Gala
Thursday, October 24th
Location: BMO Event Centre
Address: 1912 Flores LaDue Parade SE, Calgary, AB T2G 2W1
For more info contact Brittany Fouquette at brittany@businessincalgary.kinsta.cloud or 587-774-7624
Many events may be listed free of charge. Charges may apply on occasion to certain listings and will guarantee placement. A Business in Calgary representative will contact you with further details if this is the case.
All events for the next weekly email must be submitted by Wednesday, April 1 at 8:30 AM
Calgary International Salsa Congress
Thursday, March 26
Location: Hyatt Regency
Address: 700 Centre St S
Time: 7:30 A.M.
Be mesmerized by a theatre-style production featuring some of the best Salsa and Bachata dancers in the world, local professionals and troupes from all over North America. Spectacular Salsa, Bachata and variety showcases and after parties will take place Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the elegant Hyatt Regency Imperial Ballroom. Join us for the premier show of the weekend, our international Gala showcase featuring our international invited artists, fantastic local professionals and local troupes!
Cost: $94
Grow Who You Know
Tuesday, March 31
Location: Calgary
Time: 11:45 A.M.
Join us for a practical in-person seminar based on strategies from our book, Cat’s Tips to Get the Job of Your Dreams, focused on strengthening relationships and expanding your professional network. Limited spots available.
Cost: Free
Email catherine@cbibusiness.ca to secure your spot.
Quantum Leap: How Superconductivity Became Computing's Nexts Frontier
Tuesday, March 24
Location: Calgary Public Library (Central)
Address: Patricia A. Whelan Performance Hall – 800 3 St SE
Time: 7:00 P.M.
Join qubit pioneer Prof. Yasunobu Nakamura, Tokyo University, to learn where quantum computing stands today and what breakthroughs lie ahead.
Cost: Free. Registration is required.
Register here: https://iqst.ucalgary.ca/quantum-public-Lecture
Report to the Community
Wednesday, April 8
Location: Calgary TELUS Convention Centre
Address: 136 8 Ave SE
Time: 1:00 P.M.
Join us on April 8 at Report to the Community 2026, hosted by Calgary Economic Development and presented by WestJet and TELUS Business, to explore how trade, global partnerships and bold local leadership are positioning Calgary for its next era of growth. This year’s event shines a spotlight on Calgary’s expanding global reach and the critical role trade plays in driving long-term prosperity.
Through leadership insights, local stories and forward-looking perspectives, you will learn how the Blue Sky City is diversifying markets, strengthening key industries, attracting investment and talent, and building a resilient economy powered by trade.
Cost: $40 – $120
For more info please contact Alyssa Tan at atan@calgaryeconomicdevelopment.com or at 403-767-1332
Monthly Networking and Connecting Luncheon
Wednesday, April 15
Location: Glenmore Inn
Address: 1000 Glenmore Ct SE
Time: 11:00 A.M.
Join like minded business leaders and women entrepreneurs during our regular luncheon. We provide networking, connection, education and inspiration to 50-60 women each month. No membership or industry limits.
Cost: $65
For more info contact Debora Van Camp at cbwn1@shaw.ca or 403-861-7983
A Deep Dive into Medications for ADHD for Children and Adolescents
Wednesday, April 22
Location: Foothills Academy Society
Address: 745 37th St NW
Time: 6:00 P.M.
Deciding to start a child or adolescent on medication can be a daunting process, and often there are many questions surrounding this decision. There is a great deal of information to be found about ADHD medications, and it can be hard to know which information is reliable, and how it might apply to an individual child, or how the choice of medication might affect them in other settings like the classroom.
This workshop is focused on exploring how ADHD medications work in the brain, some of the similarities and differences from one type of medication to another, how different medications are delivered, how we choose medications, and what side effects we need to be aware of, both for treatment and non-treatment.
There are ever-increasing numbers of medications to choose from, and not every one will be suited to every child. Understanding how they compare will help caregivers and stakeholders make an informed choice when working with medical professionals.
Cost: $10/ ticket