October 16-17
Laurentian University
Vale Science North Cavern
Sudbury, ON
January 28 & 29
Ottawa, ON
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Digital governance is the central challenge facing governing
institutions and societies in the coming decades where no
one owns information, power is dispersed and authority and
accountability need to be reconceived. What is digital governance
and why is digital a governance issue? Westminster parliamentary
democracy is widely credited with a high capacity to adapt to
societal evolution. Its ability to adapt to the realities of a digital
society is putting this claim to the test. Westminster governments
were never designed with the digital era in mind.
Two forces – digital and governance – are meeting like tectonic
plates, shifting the landscape and giving rise to new peaks and
valleys around key governance questions that all Canadians need to
be concerned about: Who has real power? How should decisions be
made? How can all players make their voices heard and ensure that
account is rendered?
Brought to you by:
Don Tapscott
Adjunct Professor of
Management at the Rotman
School of Management
at the University of Toronto,
and the inaugural fellow at
the Martin Prosperity Institute
Early Bird $850
Register by Jan 9, 2015
Regular $1250
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