First-of-its-kind event for Saskatchewan: Save the date for Nov. 29–30 in Regina
The SHCA 2023 Infrastructure Summit is a two-day conference, taking place Nov. 29–30, 2023, at the Delta Hotel & Convention Center in Regina, held in partnership by the Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association (SHCA), the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies – Saskatchewan.
This year’s inaugural event celebrates the significant socio-economic return of transportation investments by the Province of Saskatchewan.
The conference and tradeshow will provide excellent networking opportunities, bringing together leaders and innovators from policymakers, owners, builders and engineers to explore the emerging technologies and partnerships that will enable clean, efficient and accessible transportation systems. The conference will explore advancements in transportation efficiency, accessibility, safety, environment and community across the transportation infrastructure that connects Saskatchewanians and grows Saskatchewan’s economy.
Highlights of the event include presentations from Pamela Barnum and Mark Nesbitt.
Pamela Barnum
Since 2012, Pamela Barnum has been coaching and consulting on sales and trust-building. In 2015, she began sharing strategies to improve negotiations and increase sales through intentional communication and body language. Prior to this, Barnum spent over 20 years working in the criminal justice system, first as an undercover police officer in the drug enforcement section and later as a prosecuting attorney.
Mark Nesbitt
Mark Nesbitt is the founder of Nesbitt Training and active member of the aggregate community. Bringing in 30 years as a veteran in the aggregate, mining, trucking and construction industry, Nesbitt has fostered a passion for helping people develop a multitude of personal and professional assets as they strive to grow and improve upon themselves.
Throughout his career, Nesbitt has been committed to further improving his leadership skills – an important skillset for continual development. By attending leadership seminars and additional alternate training sessions, not only did Nesbitt ensure he developed a well-rounded perspective of leadership practice, he also acknowledged one frequently missed key component to most training and leadership programs – valuable background knowledge and subject matter directly pulled from industry experience.
The Summit will conclude with the 2024 Industry Awards Gala in the evening of
Nov. 30.