Canada’s Talent Bridge: Tapping into Canadian Immigration Pathways to Access Global Talent and Scale Your Company

When

October 31, 2025    
9:00 am - 11:00 am

Where

Consulate General of Canada in Seattle, 1501 4th Ave, 3rd Floor Conference Room, Seattle, WA, 98191

Event Organizer

Consulate General of Canada in Seattle
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The Canadian government recognizes that international talent is a critical driver of economic growth, innovation, and global competitiveness. Join us for an engaging session that explores Canada’s facilitative temporary and permanent immigration programs designed to support innovative businesses, entrepreneurs, and organizations access global talent.

​This session will provide a comprehensive overview of key Canadian immigration pathways, policies, and opportunities that enable Pacific Northwest companies to scale by attracting, hiring, and retaining skilled professionals from around the world. We’ll also discuss emerging global workforce trends and challenges—including disruptions from some recent changes to visa programs, talent mobility, remote work, and international recruitment strategies—that are shaping the future of work.

​✅ What to Expect:

​Insights into Canada’s immigration programs for skilled workers and entrepreneurs
Overview of temporary and permanent pathways (e.g., Intra-Company Transfers, Global Skills Strategy, Start-up Visa, Express Entry)
Discussion of global workforce trends and challenges
Practical guidance for businesses on navigating immigration processes
Q&A with immigration and talent mobility experts
Networking opportunities with peers and stakeholders
Explore how companies impacted by the changes to visa programs in other countries could leverage Canadian immigration programs to retain/grow staff

​👥 Who Should Attend:

​Business owners and entrepreneurs seeking international talent
HR professionals and recruiters
Innovation-driven companies scaling operations
​Immigration consultants and legal advisors
​Economic development organizations
​Government and policy stakeholders

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