Over the winter break, Generation1.ca’s Founder and CEO unveiled ten guiding tenets to mark the new year and her birthday. These principles are grounded in the major social, cultural, and economic transformations of recent decades, offering an informed lens on how societies evolve at moments of transition. Together, they serve as enduring waypoints for all who engage with Generation1.ca—inviting reflection, responsibility, and forward momentum at every milestone.
Tag: Technology
Leadership Responsibilities Towards Immigrants in 2026
In the January 2026 episode of Leading by Association, Arundati Dandapani and Nigel Branker discuss leadership’s responsibilities towards immigrants, emphasizing the need for systemic change in work, health, and finance. They reflect on immigrant challenges, Securian Canada’s inclusion initiatives, and the importance of community, data literacy, and proactive efforts for a better future.
Who Gets Counted? Power, Privacy and the People Missing from Our Data
Join Generation1.ca for “Power Talks and Cocktails” on February 05, 2026, from 3:00 to 5:00 PM EST in honour of international data privacy day and week. This interactive webinar will address the implications of underrepresentation in data collection on marginalized communities, while fostering dialogue among leaders across various sectors on ethics, privacy, and trust in data practices.
Future-Ready Workforce: Skills for 2026
Generation1.ca’s Global Industry Skills Study (GISS) highlights the importance of critical thinking, AI and data literacy, and qualitative research skills in a technology-driven workforce. It emphasizes the need for support and upskilling of immigrant talent to foster innovation and economic growth. Organizations must partner with Generation1.ca to empower a future-ready workforce.
Cricket and Collaboration: Diasporic Bonds across Data and Insights
The recent MRSI cricket tournament in Gurugram highlighted the unifying power of sports among industry professionals. Celebrating teamwork and collaboration, the event showcased the essence of relationships in the data and analytics field. Trust emerges as a competitive edge through shared experiences, reinforcing community bonds in both work and play.
