Cgi Conference 2025 Agenda 2025. 2025 National Conference The conference is taking place from the 10 to 12 February 2025 at The Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London Prices will start from £300 with discounted rates available for CGI Members and Students
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Scotiabank TMT Conference Toronto, Canada March 4, 2025; Desjardins Conference Montréal, Canada March 18, 2025; Q2 F2025 Webcast April 30, 2025 Conference call with analysts; CIBC Technology and Innovation Conference Toronto, Canada May 22, 2025; Q3 F2025 Webcast July 30, 2025 Conference call with analysts; Q4 and F2025 Webcast November 5, 2025 Submission Deadline: May 2, 2025; Notification of Acceptance: June 5, 2025; Revised Final Paper.
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Scotiabank TMT Conference Toronto, Canada March 4, 2025; Desjardins Conference Montréal, Canada March 18, 2025; Q2 F2025 Webcast April 30, 2025 Conference call with analysts; CIBC Technology and Innovation Conference Toronto, Canada May 22, 2025; Q3 F2025 Webcast July 30, 2025 Conference call with analysts; Q4 and F2025 Webcast November 5, 2025 Prices will start from £300 with discounted rates available for CGI Members and Students CGI is one of the oldest annual international conferences on Computer Graphics in the world
Agenda 2025 EIS Conference. The CGI Annual Conference - Governance 2025 is the ideal environment to network governance professionals from across the UK and beyond. The conference is taking place from the 10 to 12 February 2025 at The Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London
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