This month, we’re thrilled to have Charles Buchanan join us for some behind-the-scenes storytelling of Technology Helps, a social enterprise transforming access to technology and aiming to improve technology literacy in our community. During the event, Charles will reflect on his journey as a founder and Technology Help’s approach to reducing technology poverty.
Agenda:
– 9:00 Arrival, coffee and pastries served
– 9:15 Speaking and Q&A
– 10:00 Networking
Enjoy breakfast on us and immerse yourself in learning and connecting with fellow innovators. Guests are also invited to work out of the Social Innovation Hub for the rest of the day for free.
About Charles Buchanan
Charles Buchanan is the Founder and CEO of Technology Helps. As an innovator and visionary, he has a distinguished history in corporate technology leadership management consulting, and entrepreneurship. Charles has a has founded and worked with numerous technology companies in diverse areas such as online gaming, fintech, and environmental protection.
Charles is a passionate contributor to the community, serving on various non-profit boards and committees, including Calgary Black Chambers (co-founder); The Common Approach to Impact Measurement; Momentum; Black Business and Professional Association; Grant Committee at Calgary Foundation; entrepreneur mentor at Venture Mentors Service of Alberta (VMSA); founder and advisory board member of UpRising Academy helping talented at-risk youth in Jamaica in STEM and sports.
He holds an MBA from the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University and a B.Sc. (Hons) in electrical and computer engineering.
This event is hosted by the Social Innovation Hub, a place where social innovators can get the support they need to scale and grow their businesses in a community of like-minded individuals. This event is open to members and non-members of the hub.
Learn more about membership to the Social Innovation Hub.
The Social Innovation Hub is located on the second floor of the Alastair Ross Technology Centre. Parking is available for $9 a day. The Hub is also a 10 minute walk from the Brentwood C-Train Stations.