Join our webinar to learn how 5G will fuel Canada’s digital future.
In Canada, we are at the advent of 5G, an evolution in network technology that will bring new business possibilities. To help keep your business competitive and in the know, Rogers is introducing an exclusive series of interactive 5G webinars, free to attend.
Join us for our third 5G webinar on March 5, 2020. With Rogers announcing the roll out of Canada’s first 5G network, our panel of experts will discuss how 5G will drive innovation and enable business transformation in Canada. The discussion will cover:
Dean Prevost, President, Rogers for Business
David Everingham, Chief Technology Officer, Ericsson Canada
Kevin Tuer, Vice President, Data and Advanced Technologies, Communitech Corp.
Sanjeev Gill, AVP, Innovation, The University of Waterloo
Dean Prevost joined Rogers as President of Rogers for Business in September 2017. An industry veteran, Dean spent 17 years at AT&T/MTS Allstream in nearly every senior executive position, including five years as President. At Rogers, he is responsible for delivering Wireless, Wireline and Data Centre products and solutions to small, medium, large and public sector businesses across Canada.
David has been with Ericsson since 2003. He has broad experience in the wireless telecommunications sector, having held senior positions in Radio Network Engineering & Solution Management & Relationship Sales. Since January 2019, David serves as CTO for Ericsson Canada, with responsibility for technology and solution management across the Ericsson portfolio.
Kevin leads the Data and Advanced Technologies team at Communitech Corp., a private-public tech innovation hub that supports a community of over 1400 companies including startups, scaleups and large global players. With over 20 years of experience in entrepreneurial, technical and leadership roles, Kevin has spent the past 8 years focusing on developing and deploying data-driven innovation supply chains across the public and private sector.
Sanjeev leads teams that maximize the impact of UW's innovation ecosystem on businesses and governments. He has served on multiple boards at universities, community non-profits and public-private-partnerships, and volunteers with Junior Achievement Canada to promote skill development in STEM. Sanjeev has over 23 years of experience in the IT industry.
