Client Engagement Event on Vancouver Island

Join ACEC-BC and industry colleagues for an opportunity to connect directly with leaders from the City of Nanaimo, Regional District of Nanaimo, and the Municipality of North Cowichan.

This event will feature presentations from municipal leaders followed by a panel discussion on the challenges, opportunities, and future of sustainable municipal infrastructure delivery across Vancouver Island communities.

Designed to encourage open dialogue and relationship-building, the event brings together consulting engineering professionals and public-sector leaders to share perspectives and discuss priorities impacting infrastructure planning and delivery.

Spaces are limited and expected to fill quickly. Register early to secure your spot.

🎤 Who will be at the event?

• Senior leaders and representatives from City of Nanaimo, Regional District of Nanaimo, and the Municipality of North Cowichan
• Members of the ACEC-BC Municipal Engineering Committee

💡 Why Attend?

• Gain insights into current municipal priorities, projects, and delivery approaches
• Hear directly from client leaders across Vancouver Island communities
• Engage in meaningful dialogue on infrastructure challenges and Build relationships with public-sector leaders and industry peers
• Earn 2 Continuing Education (CE) Hours

🎤 Featured Presentations

Municipal Engineering Perspectives
Presented by Poul Rosen, Director of Engineering, City of Nanaimo

Value of Strong Collaborative Delivery
Presented by James Haddou, Manager of Capital Project Delivery, Regional District of Nanaimo

Panel Discussion: From Today’s Challenges to Tomorrow’s Leaders: Delivering Sustainable Municipal Infrastructure

Panelists include:

• Poul Rosen, Director of Engineering, City of Nanaimo
• James Haddou, Manager of Capital Project Delivery, Regional District of Nanaimo
• Moudud Hasan, Senior Manager, Engineering, Municipality of North Cowichan
• Michelle Mahovlich, Senior Municipal Advisory Engineer, McElhanney, Past EGBC Chair and Former Director of Engineering and Public Works, City of Langford

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