September 25, 2025
Free Registration
Online
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the Virtual Career Fair!
From 2,800+ registrants to 14 employer booths and 5 expert-led webinars, this year’s Virtual Career Fair highlighted the strength of Canada’s environmental community.
From virtual to in-person: connect with employers face-to-face at ECOWorks this November.
More Than a Career Fair. A Gateway to Your Future.
What Made This Year’s Event Special
This wasn’t just another career fair, it was a fully immersive professional experience. Alongside real-time job opportunities, participants engaged in tailored learning sessions, explored interactive exhibits, and joined exclusive networking designed to spark long-term career growth.
Virtual Information Booths
Attendees connected directly with employers, learned about workplace culture, and explored new opportunities.
Live Exhibits & Demos
Participants experienced innovative projects, products, and solutions shaping the environmental sector.
Networking Pods
Professionals joined themed groups to connect with peers, mentors, and leaders who shared their interests.
ECO Webinars
Guests attended expert-led sessions on workforce trends, technical writing, leadership, and more—gaining insights they could apply immediately.
Agenda
The 2025 Virtual Career Fair delivered a full day of professional growth, career connections, and interactive experiences. From expert-led webinars on workforce trends and technical writing to live exhibits, networking pods, and AI-powered resume support, there was something for every environmental professional. Employer booths and networking opportunities were available all day, allowing participants to explore at their own pace. Whether attendees wanted to sharpen their skills, meet employers, or launch their next opportunity, the event had them covered, right from their screen.
8:00 a.m. | 9:00 a.m. | 10:00 a.m. | 11:00 a.m. | 12:00 p.m. | 1:00 p.m. | 2:00 p.m. | 3:00 p.m. | 4:00 p.m. |
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BOOTHS: Connect, learn, and grow – all in one virtual space. Explore employer booths, join live webinars, and get AI-powered resume feedback. Network at your pace and discover your next career move. | ||||||||
Webinar Geni Peters Navigating Uncertainty: What’s Next for Environmental Jobs in Canada? | Webinar Beth Burrows The Power of our Words: Why Writing Well Matters | Webinar Andrew Janzic Elevate your Personal Brand: Stand out and Succeed with LinkedIn | Webinar Helen Crawley & Coleen Mahoney Unlock Your Environmental Career: The Power of ECO Canada Certifications | Webinar Michael Chiasson The 6 Types of Working Genius & How to Utilize them in your Career | ||||
Networking Table
Advancing Women to Leadership Roles: Experience Sharing on Systemic Barriers | ||||||||
Networking Table
YES to Opportunity: Empowering Youth Facing Employment Barriers | ||||||||
Networking Table
Accredited Pathways: Education, Skills, and Career Readiness | ||||||||
Networking Table
Career Connections: Meet, Share, and Grow | ||||||||
Networking Table
Certified Conversations: Exploring the EP Journey Together | ||||||||
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8:00 a.m. | B O O T H S | ||
9:00 a.m. | Webinar Geni Peters Navigating Uncertainty: What’s Next for Environmental Jobs in Canada? | ||
10:00 a.m. | Webinar Beth Burrows The Power of our Words: Why Writing Well Matters | ||
11:00 a.m. | Webinar Andrew Janzic Elevate your Personal Brand: Stand out and Succeed with LinkedIn | Networking Tables | |
12:00 p.m. | Webinar Helen Crawley & Coleen Mahoney Unlock Your Environmental Career: The Power of ECO Canada Certifications | ||
1:00 p.m. | Webinar Michael Chiasson The 6 Types of Working Genius & How to Utilize them in your Career | ||
2:00 p.m. | |||
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8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
BOOTHS
Connect, learn, and grow – all in one virtual space. Explore employer booths, join live webinars, and get AI-powered resume feedback. Network at your pace and discover your next career move.
9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m. | Geni Peters
Webinar | Navigating Uncertainty: What’s Next for Environmental Jobs in Canada?
From cleantech to conservation, the demand for environmental workers is evolving, and so is the labour market. In this session, we’ll explore how government action, private sector investment, and global forces may impact job availability and stability in the coming years. We’ll help you understand how to stay informed, adaptable, and prepared. Whether you’re a job seeker, employer, or industry stakeholder, learn what skills are essential to thrive in Canada’s evolving green economy and how you can prepare for the opportunities ahead.
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m. | Beth Burrows
Webinar | The Power of our Words: Why Writing Well Matters
Beth believes in the power of our words and the impact they can have on our work, our careers, and our professions. Writing well is a practical, powerful leadership skill for anyone who wants to be heard and understood. In the environmental industry it is important that technical information be accessible to our diverse audiences. This webinar will explore how to make our writing accessible to our readers, write purposefully, and tailor documents to meet our readers’ needs.
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
VCF Networking Tables
Engage in focused conversations with peers, professionals, and mentors around key topics in the environmental sector. Each table provides a welcoming space to share experiences, ask questions, and explore practical insights, from advancing women in leadership, supporting youth employment, navigating education and accreditation, to building meaningful career connections and exploring professional certification.
Advancing Women to Leadership Roles: Experience Sharing on Systemic Barriers
This table is inspired by ECO Canada’s project Advancing Women to Leadership Roles in Agriculture, Agri-food and Ocean Sector, which champions gender equality and inclusive leadership in traditionally male-dominated industries. It’s a space for open dialogue, reflection, and learning — especially for newcomers and recent graduates who are beginning to explore their place in the sector. Join us to hear stories, share your own, and discuss practical ways to foster equity and inclusion in your career journey.
YES to Opportunity: Empowering Youth Facing Employment Barriers
This table is inspired by ECO Canada’s YES project, which supports youth who face systemic barriers to employment — including Indigenous youth, racialized youth, 2SLGBTQI+ youth, newcomers to Canada, and youth with disabilities. Join this space to share experiences, explore pathways to meaningful work, and connect with others who value diverse perspectives and inclusive workplaces. Whether you’re just starting out or looking for guidance, this is a place to be heard, supported, and inspired.
Accredited Pathways: Education, Skills, and Career Readiness
This table is inspired by ECO Canada’s Accreditation Programs, which recognize post-secondary environmental programs that meet national standards of excellence. Join this conversation to explore how education shapes career readiness, what accreditation means for students and employers, and how newcomers and graduates can leverage their learning to build meaningful careers in the environmental sector.
Career Connections: Meet, Share, and Grow
This table is designed for open networking and casual conversation. Whether you’re a recent graduate, newcomer to Canada, early-career professional, or simply exploring opportunities in the environmental sector, this is a space to meet others, share your journey, and build meaningful connections. No agenda, just good conversation and community.
Certified Conversations: Exploring the EP Journey Together
This table is inspired by ECO Canada’s Environmental Professional (EP) Certification programs, including EPt and EPt Student. While you can learn all the technical details at the ECO Canada booth or in the Unlock Your Environmental Career webinar, this space is designed for open conversation. Whether you’re just starting to explore certification or curious about how it fits into your career path, join us to ask questions, hear from others, and share your thoughts on professional growth in the environmental sector.
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. | Andrew Janzic
Webinar | Elevate your Personal Brand: Stand out and Succeed with LinkedIn
This session will explore how to elevate your personal brand on LinkedIn in a way that reflects your unique strengths and professional goals. Learn to present yourself with clarity and authenticity, build meaningful connections, and turn your visibility into real-world results.
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m. | Helen Crawley & Coleen Mahoney
Webinar | Unlock Your Environmental Career: The Power of ECO Canada Certifications
Thinking about boosting your environmental career? Join us to explore how ECO Canada’s certifications, EP®, EPt, and EPt Student, can open doors, enhance credibility, and support long-term career growth.
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m. | Michael Chiasson
Webinar | The 6 Types of Working Genius & How to Utilize them in your Career
Discover the power of the 6 Types of Working Genius, a groundbreaking model designed to help you identify your natural talents and thrive both in your career and personal life. By understanding which types of work energize and fulfill you — and which drain you — you’ll gain greater self-awareness, boost your productivity, and set yourself up for lasting success.
Join us to explore how the Working Genius framework is transforming the way individuals and teams approach their work, leading to more meaningful, effective, and rewarding careers. Whether you’re looking to maximize your strengths or build stronger collaborations, this webinar will equip you with practical insights to harness your unique genius and unlock your full potential.”
Driving Careers Forward Together
Our Sponsors
Your Career Journey Advanced Here
Thousands of environmental professionals from across Canada came together for a dynamic day designed to move their careers forward. Whether attendees were seeking their next opportunity, sharpening their skills, or connecting with industry leaders, the Virtual Career Fair brought everything together in one powerful online event.
Met Employers Coast-to-Coast
Participants discovered who was hiring, what employers were looking for, and how to stand out.
Expanded Their Networks
Professionals built lasting connections with peers and leaders from across Canada.
Skill-Building Opportunities
Attendees stayed ahead with sessions on industry trends and professional development.
Applied on the Spot
Candidates submitted applications directly through employer booths.
Virtual Career Fair 2025 by the Numbers
2,800+
Registrants
14
Employer Booths
5
Webinars
5
Networking Spaces
Leading the Conversation
Attendees were inspired by industry leaders, educators, and change-makers shaping the future of environmental work. From workforce development and sustainability strategy to communication and leadership, our speakers shared real-world insights and fresh perspectives that helped participants grow their careers and make an impact. The Virtual Career Fair offered a unique opportunity to learn from voices driving innovation across the environmental sector.
Andrew Janzic
Human Resources Business Partner
Beth Burrows
Founder, Writing Well Technical Communications | P.Eng
Geni leads labour market and occupational standards projects at ECO Canada. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics and brings 10+ years of academic and industry research experience.
Geni Peters
Economist
Helen has supported ECO Canada’s EP® membership for five years, leading certification services with care and attention. With a background in pastoral care and education, she brings strong people skills and compassion to her role.
Helen Crawley
Team Lead, Certification
Coleen joined ECO Canada in 2022 and supports applicants through the EP® certification process. With a background in environmental science and horticulture, she combines technical knowledge with a strong customer-service approach.
Coleen Mahoney
Certification Coordinator
Michael is a speaker, musician, TV host, and writer with 20+ years of experience. As founder of Access52 and The Chiasson Group, he helps people clarify their purpose, build confidence, and lead with impact.
Michael Chiasson
Founder: Access52, Speaker & Communicator
Hire, Inspire, and Be Seen.
Looking to grow your workforce? The Virtual Career Fair connects you with motivated, skilled environmental professionals from across Canada.
For Employers & Sponsors
Connect directly with qualified candidates. Showcase your brand with a custom booth or webinar. Strengthen your employer brand. Gain recognition as an event partner.
Get Involved as a Sponsor or Exhibitor
Promote your organization to a national audience of professionals and job seekers, while supporting workforce development in the environmental sector.
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Best Non-profit Event Winner
We’re beyond excited to announce that ECO Canada’s Virtual Career Fair has been recognized as the Best Non-profit Event at the Eventeer Awards 2024. None of this would have been possible without your support!
ECO Canada's Career Fair is Heading to Alberta This Fall
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