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clariti group January 2019 work. learn. play. C.S. Lewis said “there are far better things ahead Important Dates than any we leave behind”. A great mindset to start off the new year! Given that the cold weather came to us early, it may Feb 14: Valentine’s Day feel like winter is lasting a little longer than usual this year. Use this guide to help you take advantage of Feb 18: Family Day the many great things Ottawa has to offer this Canada Day! season. Mar 11-19: March Break As Clariti celebrates its 5th year in business this Mar 17: St. Patrick’s Day February, we also want to take a moment to extend our many thanks to all of the fine folks that have Apr 19: Good Friday made this journey possible! Apr 21: Easter Wishing you a wonderful winter season! Tara & Kevin Founding Partners, Clariti Group Valentine’s Charity Ball – play February 9th, 6pm, Centurion Conference Taste in the Glebe – Jan 17th, Glebe Centre. In support of the Community Centre. Roger Neilson House, gnag.ca/event/taste-in-the-glebe-2019 DIFD, and Bruyere. Ottawa Home & Remodelling Show – Tickets. Jan 17th to 20th, EY Centre. Ottawa – Happily Ever ottawahomeandremodellingshow.com After – Feb 13th, location TBA. Valentine’s Day Nature Nocturne: Blend In, Stand Out – Speed Dating for ages 40+. Tickets. th Jan 25 , Museum of Nature. Be My Valentine Bash – February 14th, 7pm, nature.ca/nocturne Lieutenant’s Pump on Elgin. Speedating for ages Le Festibière de Gatineau – Feb 1st & 24-38. Tickets. nd 2 , Canadian Museum of History. Atomic Love/l’amour atomique – February 16th, Discover artisan and local brewers 6:30pm to 10:30pm, Diefenbunker Museum. A inside the museum and outdoors. guided tour of the bunker with wine & cheese. festibiere.ca Tickets. RCMP Musical Ride Open House & Food Single in the City Speed Dating - February 14th, Drive – Feb 2nd, RCMP Musical Ride 7pm to 10pm, Royal Oak on Bank. Tickets. Centre. rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/musical- ride-open-house Yuk Yuk’s Valentine Special featuring Derek Ottawa SwingFest – Feb 16th, Canadian War compete Museum. Richmond Road Races – January 13th, South warmuseum.ca/event/swingfest Carleton High School. 10K & 5K. Winter Brewfest – Feb 15th & 16th, runottawa.ca/races-and-events/richmond-road- Aberdeen Pavillion. races brewfest.ca/ottawa Winterlude Triathlon/Bal de Neige – February 2nd, Ottawa Boat Show – Feb 21st to 24th, EY Dow’s Lake. 8K skate/8K cross-country ski/5K run. Centre. ottawaboatshow.ca winterludetriathlon.wordpress.com th Kidsfest – Mar 2nd & 3rd, EY Centre. H.O.P.E. Volleyball WinterFest – Feb 9 , Rideau Ottawa’s longest-running parent & kid Sports Club. hopehelps.com/the-event/winterfest show. kidsfestottawa.ca Gatineau Loppet – Feb 15th to 17th, Gatineau Ottawa-Gatineau Golf Expo – Mar 8th & Park. X-country ski, snowshoe, fat bike. 9th, EY Centre. ottawa.golfexpos.ca gatineauloppet.com th 37th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade – Winterman – February 17 , Canadian War Mar 10th. irishsocietyncr.com Mueum. 5K, 10K. ½ marathon, marathon & relay. somersault.ca/run/winterman-run Ottawa Home & Garden Show – Mar th 21st to 24th, EY Centre. HYPO½ – March 7 . ½ marathon, 10K & 5K ottawahomeshow.com run/walk. hypothermichalf.com/register-s14989 2 Rideau Canal Skateway – until listen Mar 3rd. ncc-ccn.gc.ca/rideau- Dierks Bentley – Jan 19th, CTC canal-skateway Harry Potter & the Philosopher’s Stone in The Skating Court – until Mar 4th. Concert – Jan 25th, CTC ottawatourism.ca/events/the-skating-court Bryan Adams – Jan 27th, Leon’s Centre SENS Rink of Dreams – until Mar 4th. (Kingston) ottawatourism.ca/events/sens-rink-of-dreams Terra Lightfoot with Lindi Ortega and the Rideau Hall Skating – until Mar 24th. Begonia – Feb 6th, Algonquin Commons gg.ca/en/visit-us/rideau-hall/what-see-and- do/skating-rink TD Ottawa Winter Jazz Festival – Feb 7th to 9th, Confederation Park. Winterlude – 41st season runs Feb 1st to 18th. ottawajazzfestival.com ottawatourism.ca/ottawa-insider/winterlude Arkells – Feb 15th, CTC Ottawa Ice Dragon Boat Festival – Feb 8th & 9th, Dow’s Lake. www.icedragonboat.ca Blue Rodeo – Feb 23rd & 24th, NAC Winter Celebration – Feb 9th, Rideau Hall. Lynryd Skynyrd – Mar 2nd, CTC gg.ca/en/visit-us/rideau-hall/what-see-and- do/winter-celebration Mumford & Sons – Mar 5th, CTC Kanata Nordic Snow Day – Feb 10th, Wesley Mother Mother – Mar 7th, Algonquin Clover Parks & Campground. kanatanordic.ca Commons Accora Village Bed Race – Feb 16th, York Street. Marianas Trench – Mar 16th, TD Place ottawakiwanis.org/bedrace TICKETS: rd st CTC, NAC, Algonquin Commons & Leon’s Sugaring Off – Feb 23 to Apr 21 (weekends), Centre: ticketmaster.ca Stanley’s Olde Maple Lane Farm. TD Place: ev10.evenue.net stanleysfarm.com/family-fun/sugarbush CSAE Ottawa-Gatineau Tête-à-Tête – January 30th, EY Centre. Featuring keynoted mix & by Roger Haskett & Jann Arden. Register mingle here. Mayor’s Breakfast – Feb 12th, City Hall. WBN Panel Discussion Series: Women in Featuring Dr. Benoit-Antoine Bacon, Weed – Jan 16th, LAGO Bar & Grill. President of Carleton U. Register here. Register here. Hockey Networking Night in Ottawa – Local Breakfast Series - Jan 17th, February 12th, Canadian Tire Centre. Holiday Inn & Suites, Kanata. Register Register here. here. TEDx Kanata: Imagine – Feb 28th, Business After 5 – Jan 23rd, Capital Brookstreet. Register here. Office Interiors. Register here. 3 HRPA Ottawa hrpa.ca learn Psychological & Lifestyle Resilience for HR Professionals CANADIAN MANAGEMENT – Jan 28th, featuring Dr. Raj CENTRE Bhatla cmcoutperform.com Gender from a Law Case Winter Reads Perspective – Feb 6th, How to Be a Successful (click for summary) featuring Melanie Polowin Manager as an Introvert – Meaningful Work Jan 30th to 31st The Brand Called YOU – Mar 22nd, featuring Julie Blais The 7 Habits of Highly Brick by Brick Effective People® Signature Capital HR Ideas – Mar 27th. Edition 4.0 – Feb 4th & 5th OTTAWA BOARD OF TRADE Finish Getting Results Without ottawabot.ca Anxiety – Mar 4th to 6th Talent Acquisition & Retention The Spark and the Grind Effective Business Writing – Using Analytics – Feb 1st Mar 7th & 8th TELFER SCHOOL OF Personal Development CLARITI GROUP for Smart People MANAGEMENT claritigroup.ca telfer.uottawa.ca Next Level Listening Skills – Inspiring TED Talks Boundless Leadership: A Feb 12th Breakthrough Program for for the new year Women (Module 2) – Jan 16th Conscious Leadership – Mar & 17th 19th Wellbeing for Leadership Win/Win Performance Resilience – Feb 14th & 15th Conversations – Apr 16th Leading to Create a See our entire 2019 line-up Coaching Culture – Mar 27th here. th Lydia Machova: to 29 The secrets of learning a new language Elizabeth Lyle: Employee Transition/Outplacement How to break bad management habits before Leadership & Team Development they reach the next generation of leaders Workplace Investigations www.claritigroup.ca Knowledge Capture & Transfer Carla Harris: How to find the person who 613.656.2010 can help you get ahead at work [email protected] 4 .
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