The Indigitech Summit is just a couple of short weeks away and you’re not going to want to miss it!
Join them for a day filled with inspiring talks and networking opportunities with Indigenous leaders in the tech industry. The summit will be held at Telus Spark Science Centre , where you’ll have the chance to connect with like-minded individuals and learn from experts in the field.
According to the website, this conference event focuses on fostering innovation and collaboration within Indigenous communities by highlighting cutting-edge technologies and promoting economic empowerment. It serves as a platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and exploring opportunities for Indigenous-led advancements in the tech industry.
We had a chance to speak with Art Protcor, a Tech Steward, Digital Transformation Analyst, XR Immersive Media person, Producer AND OF COURSE the CEO, Founder and Project Manager of Indigitech Destiny, all about everything you’re going to see, hear and learn at the summit!
Hear all about it:
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, the Indigitech Summit is the perfect place to gain insights, exchange ideas, and explore the latest trends in technology. Don’t miss out on this exciting event – register now!
This year, the summit will be held on September 24 at Telus Spark in Calgary, as part of Calgary’s Truth and Reconciliation week as a way to show how reconciliation is playing an important role in one of the fastest-growing job sectors in Canada.
More about Art Proctor Here (via LinkedIn):
Art works at the intersection of Art, Business, and Technology. As a Tech Steward and Digital Transformation Analyst, Art helps organizations navigate emerging technologies and implement innovative, future-ready solutions. With experience in XR immersive media production and Indigitech project management, he aims to create impactful digital experiences and champion Indigenous innovation in tech. He’s passionate about blending traditional knowledge with modern tools to drive meaningful change and inclusive digital transformation.
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