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Dr. Josephine Etowa

Full Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences, School of Nursing, University of Ottawa; OHTN Chair in Black Women’s HIV Prevention and Care | Lead Investigator, Collaborative Critical Research for Equity & Transformation in Health (CO-CREATH) Lab; Affiliate Professor, School of International Development and Global Studies; Affiliate Professor, Institute for Science, Society and Policy

health and healthcare, inequities in health and healthcare, diversity in nursing, women's health, midwife, healthcare for Black Canadians, health of Black women and HIV, COVID and healthcare inequities, systemic racism in healthcare, capacity building to respond to Black Canadians' health needs during COVID, impact of COVID-19 on Black communities

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Dr. Sarah Wolfe

Professor in the School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability | University of Waterloo

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Isabelle Perreault

CEO and Founder. Speaker and thought leader on digital transformation and the digital economy, innovation. | Differly Inc.

Isabelle Perrault is an entrepreneur, expert in digital transformation, innovation, disruption, customer experience, and marketing. As the founder and CEO of Differly Inc., she can speak on the necessity of shifting to digital by default and virtual operations - especially during COVID-19 outbreak and beyond. Perreault founded a company and has dedicated her career to helping leaders rethink their business and become more competitive in a digital economy. She engages and empowers leaders to think, plan and work differently to future-proof their business and careers. The future is uncertain but the best way to predict it, is to help define it.

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Dr. Devon Greyson

Assistant Professor | School of Population and Public Health, University of British Columbia

How do people use health information, and when does this matter for health and social equity?

Zahra Bhimani

Program Manager | St. Michael's Hospital, Unity Health Toronto

Equity-centered health innovation, public health, health system transformation research, patient engagement, critical care, ICU pandemic preparedness