Networking
Active Listening
Creative
contributions
Arrive at Foutain Commons
Grab a coffee and a seat.
1:00pm
Speaker Interviews
Hear stories. Ask questions.
1:10-1:30pm
Coffee Break
Networking Activity
1:30-1:40pm
Speaker Interviews
Hear stories. Ask questions
1:40-2:20pm
Refreshments (more coffee)​
Speaker Case Activity
2:20-2:30pm
AGENDA
Networking Break
Free time to recap with speakers and peers. Switch over to world café.
3:10-3:30pm
World Café
Talk with speaker and peers about disruption at small tables with a twist.
3:30-5:00pm
Speaker Interviews
Hear stories. Ask questions.
2:30-3:10pm
What is Disrupt?
About:
DISRUPT is a student lead conference centered around exposing students to emerging tools, strategies, and habits that are causing disruption in the workplace.
What do we do here?
At DISRUPT you will have the chance to connect with speakers from a variety of industries around Nova Scotia and have a conversation with your peers and the speakers about what disruption in the workplace means to them.
What's different about DISRUPT?
At DISRUPT we rely on contribution from all participants to engage in a conversation that can lead us to a final idea like: what disruptive motivators are, how we can influence disruption in our daily routine, what we can do to adapt to these disruptions?
Speakers
Diandra Phipps
In 2017 Diandra sold her ownership in the popular North End restaurant, enVie A Vegan Kitchen, and took on the challenge of launching and operating National Access Cannabis in Halifax; a medical cannabis clinic passionate about patient care, education & research. Diandra is looking forward to expanding another start-up business in an innovative market.
Diandra hopes to inspire and empower others to take control of their health and wellbeing by using whole foods in the kitchen, showcasing the healing power of medical cannabis, and living a life true to ones purpose. Follow along for plant-based recipes, cannabis education and healthy living inspiration!
Dave Culligan
Dave Culligan works at behuman Clothing as his day job, but you may know Dave through his latest 365 project. Dave has been creating one-minute video shorts for ~235 days. He has traveled across Nova Scotia and captured almost all of what it has to offer and meeting some interesting people along the way.