58th Annual CPHR BC & Yukon human resources conference & expo

By EITC team February 27, 2020February 27, 2020

CPHR BC & Yukon conference is at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

We’re going to the CPHR BC & Yukon conference again this year! Join us on April 28-29 in Vancouver at the Vancouver Convention Centre for inspiring speakers, new strategies, innovative technologies in human resources.

Eric Kasoyaga is a coach and business manager. — Eric Kasoyaga, EITC

Look for our tradeshow booth and Eric Kasoyaga! We’ll be there meeting everyone and sharing our passion for emotional intelligence and the EQ-i 2.0.

Come learn more about the UPSIDE of your organization’s greatest resource: PEOPLE. Explore how investing in a well-managed, skilled and invigorated workforce can provide significant returns.
CPHR BC & Yukon

We’re looking forward to keynotes by Michael C. Bush, Johann Hari, Cy Wakeman, and Dr. Roberta Bondar. Dr. Bondar’s work on human brain plasticity and adaptive thinking, and Wakeman’s work in reality-based leadership without drama are both speakers that are not to be missed.

Sweet! 🚀🦸‍♀️ https://t.co/05awXc3hCp
— Dr. Roberta Bondar (@RobertaBondar) November 3, 2019

Hari is an investigative journalist and author who has explored depression and anxiety on a world level. And Bush’s talk “A Great Place to Work for All: Better for Business, Better for People, Better for the World” will be sure to inspire.

I have (gulp) given a new Ted talk. It’s about what is causing our rising epidemic of depression & anxiety – and, most importantly, how we can solve them https://t.co/cSUHAQQp15
— Johann Hari (@johannhari101) September 18, 2019

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58th Annual CPHR BC & Yukon human resources conference & expo

Some views from 2019

Get EQ-i 2.0 / EQ 360 Certified Online

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