Partnership
Partner with a national public-interest gathering
The Summit brings together the people who decide how public-serving systems adopt new technology. Partnership here is an act of public contribution, not advertising.
Why partner
Contribution, not advertising
A serious audience
Leaders, practitioners and public servants with real responsibility for how these systems are governed, procured and delivered — not a general conference crowd.
Alignment, not exposure
Partners are visible because they share the Summit’s purpose. We design partnership around contribution to the conversation, not logo placement.
A national question
How Canada’s public-serving systems adopt emerging technology is a question of consequence. Partnership is a way to help convene it well.
Our approach
A small number of aligned partners.
We work with a small number of partners whose interest in the responsible use of technology in human services is genuine. If that is you, we would welcome a conversation about how partnership could work.
AlignmentIn development
Confirmed partners are announced here
We name partners only once the relationship is confirmed and approved. When they are, their marks appear here on generous space — never boxed, never treated as advertising inventory.
How Canada’s public-serving systems adopt new technology is a question of consequence.