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AEEGTA and ASHRAE Toronto Presents
⛳2025 Golf and Cycling Day⛳
Join us for a dynamic day of networking with professionals from the energy and HVAC industries at the 2025 Golf & Cycling Day, co-hosted by AEEGTA and ASHRAE Toronto! This signature event brings together engineers, consultants, and sustainability leaders for a fun and engaging experience. Enjoy a round of golf in a shotgun scramble format or take a scenic 90-minute cycling ride through the countryside — followed by an outdoor social hour and dinner reception.
Whether you're looking to connect with peers, expand your network, or just enjoy a day outdoors, this event is the perfect opportunity.
Agenda
Note: Box lunch and dinner included
All Registrations Include a Contribution to ASHRAE Research Canada
For Our Cycling Enthusiasts
Take a 90 minute ride through the scenic countryside! Road worthy bike and helmet are must. Various ride lengths available for skill level. Open to anyone who can ride a bike. Cycling will start and finish at Nobleton Lakes Golf Club. Showers are available and registration includes reception and dinner afterwards.
Registration Rates
All golf and cycling registrations include box lunch and dinner.
Foursomes can be registered by adding 3 guests during first golfer registration.
Multiple foursomes can be added by continuing to add more guests.
If you do not know your guest names at time of registration, enter your company name and "Guest".
AEEGTA Members are eligible for a member rate discount—contact info@aeegta.org to receive your promo code!
Registration Link:
For any query, please feel free to reachout to: info@aeegta.org
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The Council on Women in Energy and Environmental Leadership for the AEEGTA presents a National Webinar, on branding, communication and how that could impact your career growth, offering tools to leverage on the best you!
Opportunity to hear from two great speakers, event is not to be missed!
Joyce Padilla, CEO of Asset
Branding and Marketing Strategist
The first half hour session, is designed to equip women in energy and environmental leadership with the mindset, strategies, and tools to intentionally shape their personal brand—so they are recognized for the value they bring before they even speak.
The talk blends storytelling, reflection, and practical application to address visibility, confidence, imposter syndrome, and professional presence in a way that is authentic and accessible for all career levels. It’s designed to be valuable, engaging, and fun—offering tangible resources and tools that participants can begin using right away.
By the end of this session, attendees will:
Access to optional branding Toolkit handouts or worksheets:
The next half hour session is will focus on communication - Say It Like You Mean It, imparting Communication Strategies for Women.
Charlotte Anyango, PhD
Career Development Specialist , University of Calgary
In male-dominated fields, women often face unique challenges in making their voices heard and advancing their careers. This engaging session will explore the power of professional communication—from everyday workplace conversations to high-stakes meetings—and how it can shape credibility, influence, and leadership visibility.
Participants will learn strategies such as assertive communication, active listening, and effective body language to enhance their presence and impact. The session will also cover techniques for navigating difficult conversations and advocating for oneself in a professional setting. By mastering these skills, women can increase their confidence and bolster their ability to lead and influence within the industry.
Objectives:
Highlight how communication impacts perception, confidence, and promotion in the workplace. Examine barriers women face in technical professions, such as self-silencing, interruptions, and feelings of being an impostor (impostor syndrome). Share practical, daily strategies to build clarity, assertiveness, and influence through communication.
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Gain a better understanding of how professional communication impacts credibility, leadership visibility, and career advancement in male-dominated industries. Assess the impact of communication barriers on women's confidence and career advancement at work and determine what can be done to reduce them. Apply practical techniques for assertive verbal communication, active listening, and effective body language to enhance professional presence. Develop strategies for navigating difficult conversations, addressing interruptions, and advocating for themselves in high-stakes or everyday workplace scenarios. Build a personal toolkit of daily communication habits that support leadership growth, collaboration, and influence in technical spaces.
Date: Friday, June 20th
Time: 02:00 to 03:00 EDT (on Microsoft Teams)
For any query, please feel free to reach out to: membership.cweel@aeegta.org
Contact us: info@aeegta.org
Memberships: membership@aeegta.org
