Alberta Global Talent Conference- AGTC 2026

Empowering employers & newcomers to thrive in Canada’s evolving labor market—connect, learn &grow at the Alberta Global Talent Conference!

Alberta Global Talent Conference 2026 (AGTC 2026) brings together employers, professionals, and newcomers for a powerful, full-day experience focused on building confidence, connection, and real pathways to success in Canada’s evolving labour market.

Designed for today’s realities, AGTC 2026 goes beyond conversation and inspiration—it delivers practical insights, proven strategies, and meaningful connections that help employers attract and retain diverse talent, and support newcomers in navigating, adapting, and thriving in Canadian workplaces. Whether you’re hiring, leading, job-seeking, or career-building, this conference is where clarity meets opportunity.

This year’s speaker lineup features internationally recognized leaders and lived-experience experts, including Dr. Ivan Joseph, internationally renowned speaker, bestselling author, and performance coach whose TEDx talk The Skill of Self-Confidence has reached over 30 million viewers worldwide. Joining him is Tatiana Kehler, Director of Learning & Impact and Co-Founder of Arcas Collective, a strategic facilitator and newcomer to Canada herself, known for helping organizations build healthy, resilient workplaces and supporting professionals in finding meaningful, fulfilling work.

At AGTC 2026, you’ll gain:

• Actionable strategies to build confidence, leadership, and performance
• Practical tools for inclusive hiring, retention, and workplace success
• Honest conversations about navigating the Canadian labour market
• Opportunities to connect with employers, mentors, and industry leaders
• Inspiration grounded in real experience—and guidance you can apply immediately

Whether you’re an employer looking to strengthen your workforce or a professional ready to take your next step, AGTC 2026 is where potential turns into progress.

"This project is funded through the Labour Market Partnership Program with Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration, supported by Regional Workforce Consultant Sneda Vargas"