Finally, BICSI Cares
donated to Camp
Jumoke, whose mission
is to enrich the lives of
children living with
sickle cell disease.
One hundred percent
of funds raised through
attendee donations
were given to the charity.
"A big thank you to our
exhibitors, presenters
and sponsors who make
BICSI technical education
and product showcases
possible. Working
together, we continue
to advance the
ICT community."
– BICSI President
Jeff Beavers,
RCDD, OSP, CFHP
ORGANIZATION
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During Wednesday evening's
keynote presentation, Phill
Nosworthy, founder of Switch
L+D, shared techniques
technical leaders can use to
unlock dormant potential in
themselves and others while
creating impactful experiences
to transform team performance
and achieve outstanding results.
In addition, Shari English, RCDD
was awarded the Ross G.H.
Cotton Canadian Region
Award which recognizes an
individual in the BICSI Canadian
Region who has made signifi-
cant contributions to the
advancement of BICSI, its
goals and objectives.
Each year BICSI donates $5,000 on behalf of the Ray Gendron/BICSI Cares Scholarship.
This award is presented to a college student majoring in telecommunications/information
and communications technology (ICT) or a related field. BICSI members in good
standing for at least two years and their immediate family members are invited
to apply. The deadline to apply is 31 July 2019. For details and an application,
please visit bicsi.org/bicsicares.
$5,000 College Scholarship Available
Applications Due 31 July
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