Toronto CIO events allow technology executives to network with their cross industry peers and discuss relevant trends, opportunities and challenges
Join Manav Gupta, IBM Canada's CTO, and your Toronto CIO peers as we explore AI strategies of 2025. This discussion will unravel the technical complexities of harnessing AI to boost productivity and the intricacies of integrating automation with AI. Expect an engaging technical discussion designed to empower leaders through their AI revolution and drive ROI from their technology investments.
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Dinner and Discussion
Wednesday March 5, 2025
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Bovine Wine Club
65 Front Street West, Unit 108, Toronto, ON
In Partnership With
What better way to celebrate all the incredible Toronto CIO women than an afternoon at the spa!
Please join Veeam and your Toronto CIO peers for a relaxing afternoon of inspiring conversation, meaningful connection and a rejuvenating time at one of the city's premier spas.
A panel of CIOs will explore the role of resilient leadership in navigating change, overcoming adversity, and fostering innovation. We'll enjoy afternoon tea together before moving upstairs for individual treatments, to use the spa amenities and just relax!
We are also pleased to invite Toronto CIO's men to join us in celebrating the remarkable women in technology, in our communities and in our lives!
Space is limited, so we encourage you to register early to secure your spot and avoid missing out.
Afternoon Tea, Conversation and Spa
Wednesday March 12, 2025
3:00 pm - 6:30 pm
The Four Seasons Hotel
60 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto
In Partnership With
PICKLEBALL!
Not only is it the fastest growing sport in North America, it is also the most requested sport by Toronto CIO! Given the success of our previous learn to play pickleball events, we want to introduce more CIOs to this exciting game, while offering steeper competition to our recent pickleball addicts!
Join Toronto CIO and Veeam for a trend setting evening with an amazing sport, your dynamic peer community and some insightful conversations. We will hit the courts to learn how to play the incredibly fun, super accessible sport that everyone is talking about. Those who already know the basics can head straight to some rec games. And we will all enjoy dinner and discussion around the corner at Speducci (46 Milford Ave., North York) at 6:00pm. You won't want to miss this awesome evening together!
Pickleball followed by CIO Discussion and Dinner
Wednesday April 16, 2025
4:00 pm - 8:30 pm
The Jar Pickleball Club
900 Caledonia Rd Unit 5, North York
In Partnership With
Our intimate roundtables offer an unparalleled forum to candidly discuss issues that are top of mind for CIOs.
“As the CIO of one of the largest school boards in North America, it is critical for me to be on top of the latest technology trends and to connect with peers from across the educational and technology industries. As a member of Toronto CIO for a number of years, I have had the opportunity to attend a variety of insightful and engaging learning sessions covering a wide range of strategic and operational topics. I have also been able to connect with CIOs in various industry sectors in an informal, engaging and collaborative environment to share ideas and information and discuss common technology challenges and opportunities. Being able to connect with CIOs from Toronto and getting a local perspective has been especially helpful. Given the dramatic pace of change in the technology industry, I think it is crucial to have organizations like Toronto CIO that provide CIOs with learning and networking opportunities that help them become more effective technology leaders. "
Peter Singh
Executive Officer - IT Services
Toronto District School Board
“I have been attending many of the Toronto CIO events for the past few years. I appreciate the consistently high-calibre of speakers, the wide and interesting variety of topics covered -- almost all of which are applicable to me in my role as CIO/CTO at Pelmorex Corp. (aka The Weather Network) I also learn alot from my conversations and networking with the really impressive fellow attendees during and after the sessions, and have made several really solid connections. Susan does a splendid job of staying dialed into the topics we are most interested in, of arranging really great venues and speakers, and of keeping us all well informed between events. "
Alex Leslie
SVP and CTO
The Weather Network
“Toronto CIO provides an opportunity to network with peers and discuss threats and opportunities we all face, regardless of industry. The content is always relevant and the group discussions are engaging and honest. I appreciate having a forum to share learnings and experiences in an intimate atmosphere! "
Kathy McLeod
Chief Information Officer
Samuel, Son & Co., Limited
“Toronto CIO plays a key role in helping me be a better CIO. It allows me to meet and network with a diverse group of CIO's who always bring a broader perspective to important current topics. Event sponsors expose us to new technologies and, over time, we have engaged partners who have helped us deliver better solutions to the business. "
Mike May
Chief Information Officer
GFL Environmental Inc.
“The Toronto CIO Forum provides an excellent platform for CIOs and IT executives to share their experiences, challenges, and insights. The forum periodically meets in group settings featuring panel discussions, keynote speeches, and interactive sessions with extremely knowledgeable and thoughtful technology leaders, experts and key vendors from various sectors, making it an ideal place to learn, exchange ideas, collaborate, partner and network. Above and beyond that, I also got the opportunity to visit really interesting headquarters, technology and operations centers, making the sessions extremely memorable and rewarding. I have heavily benefited from the Toronto CIO forum, it is expertly organized by Susan and her team. "
Sheikh Nahyaan
EVP and Chief Information Officer
Toronto Hydro