Events

Amidst economic uncertainty, and shifting HR strategies, businesses are looking for new ways to build resilience and sustain growth. Research shows that companies prioritizing disability inclusion grow sales 2.9x faster and profits 4.1x faster than their competitors (Accenture, 2020). Now more than ever, disability inclusion is a strategic advantage for businesses.

On April 10th, join us for the Disability Inclusion in the Workplace Leadership Summit designed for executive leaders, business owners and decision makers. This is an opportunity to learn and connect with local business leaders and disability inclusion experts to support your business growth.

This event is for business leaders and owners within the healthcare, manufacturing, skilled trades, or hospitality sectors.

Date: Thursday, April 10, 2025

Time: 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM

Location: Living Arts Centre, 4141 Living Arts Drive, Mississauga, ON L5B 4B8

Cost: Free

Agenda coming soon!

Event Details:

• Breakfast will be provided. Dietary restrictions or food allergies must be indicated in advance by April 1st at 12:00 PM
• Weekday onsite parking available at $1.00/hr, with a maximum of $6.00/day. If you wish for the cost of parking to be covered by the event organizers, please submit a parking request by March 28th at 12:00PM

RSVP today to learn how you can be a part of Ontario’s disability inclusive business community. If you require any support or accommodation(s) to participate in this event, please e-mail kchan@odenetwork.com by April 1st, 2025.

This event is hosted by the Ontario Corporate Training Centre in collaboration with The Bennett Edge, VPI Employment Services and Career Connection, Community Living Mississauga.

About the Ontario Corporate Training Centre (OCTC)

The Ontario Corporate Training Centre (OCTC) is a province wide project aimed to provide research informed training, resources, and services to businesses across Ontario.

Supported by the Ontario Disability Employment Network (ODEN) and funded by the Government of Canada, this project will foster strength-based collaborations and transform the employment landscape for people who have a disability.

Photo Disclaimer: OCTC reserves the right to photograph its events, and from time to time we use these photos in our publications. By registering for any of our events, you understand and acknowledge that your photograph may be taken and used, per OCTC discretion.