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SUMMARY:Supporting Collaborative Innovation in Higher Education Through M
 itacs - the Role of Career Education Educators
DESCRIPTION:About Mitacs:\n\nPresent in 117 higher education institutions
  in Canada, Mitacs powers research & development creation by connecting 
 private sector, not-for-profits, hospitals, and municipalities with the 
 best post-secondary institutions to solve organizational challenges — 
 in Canada and internationally.\n\nFor 20 years, Mitacs has funded more t
 han 47,000 innovative research projects, created job opportunities for g
 raduate students, and helped companies reach their goals, achieving resu
 lts that have bolstered the Canadian economy and impact.\n\nWebinar Desc
 ription:\n\n* Present how Mitacs promotes career development in higher e
 ducation across Canada\n\n* Present Mitacs programming and opportunities
  for students in higher academic institutions\n\n* Present success case 
 stories of partnerships between Mitacs and universities\n\n* Present suc
 cess case stories of Mitacs of the role of career educators in ensuring 
 students benefit from Mitacs funding.\n\nSpeaker:\n\nDaniel Campos Caram
 ori works as Business Development Director at Mitacs, where he helps fun
 ding collaborative innovation projects between Canadian industry and aca
 demic institutions with the goal of advancing R&D and commercialization 
 practices of Canadian companies, municipalities, hospitals, and NGOs.\n\
 nDaniel has a background in international trade, government relations, e
 ntrepreneurship, and not-for-profit management spanning six countries. H
 e also held leadership and advisory roles in international development p
 rograms, advising industry leaders and governments in creating policies 
 to ensure the development of an industry-ready workforce. Daniel also ov
 ersaw the recruitment of +4000 youth for projects related to the UN’s 
 Sustainable Development Goals.\n\n 
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