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<p>The pandemic forced global economies to pivot how they work and how they do business. As businesses and organizations moved permanently online, and working from home has become the norm, will these shifts contribute to a robust post-pandemic economy? How should Canada strategically leverage data and digitized processes to drive its economic recovery and global competitiveness?</p>

<p>The pandemic forced global economies to pivot how they work and how they do business. As businesses and organizations moved permanently online, and working from home has become the norm, will these shifts contribute to a robust post-pandemic economy? How should Canada strategically leverage data and digitized processes to drive its economic recovery and global competitiveness?</p>

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<li><strong>Stephen Tapp</strong>, Chief Economist, Canadian Chamber of Commerce</li>

<li><strong>[https://wiki.gccollab.ca/Data_Conference_2022_Speakers#Stephen_Tapp Stephen Tapp]</strong>, Chief Economist, Canadian Chamber of Commerce</li>

<li><strong>[https://wiki.gccollab.ca/Data_Conference_2022_Speakers#Marie-France_Paquet Marie-France Paquet]</strong>, Chief Economist, Global Affairs Canada</li>

<li><strong>[https://wiki.gccollab.ca/Data_Conference_2022_Speakers#Marie-France_Paquet Marie-France Paquet]</strong>, Chief Economist, Global Affairs Canada</li>

<li>Moderated by <strong>Greg Peterson</strong>, Assistant Chief Statistician, Economic Statistics, Statistics Canada</li>

<li>Moderated by <strong>Greg Peterson</strong>, Assistant Chief Statistician, Economic Statistics, Statistics Canada</li>