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Building Emotional Intelligence at Work – Toronto | 1 Day Training

Building Emotional Intelligence at Work – Toronto | 1 Day Training

Tue, Nov 3, 3:00 PM
From MEDA Global Professional Network

**Duration:** 1 Day **Course Delivery:** Classroom / In-House **Language:** English **Credits:** 8 **Certificate:** Course Completion Certificate **Refreshments**: Lunch, Snacks and beverages will be provided during the session **Overview** In today’s workplace, technical skills aren’t enough. Knowing how to understand and manage emotions — your own and others’ — can improve leadership, teamwork, and personal growth. **Emotional Intelligence at Work** is a practical 1-day training that helps you build self-awareness, handle workplace challenges, strengthen relationships, and create a personal development plan you can use right away. **Ideal for:** * Managers & team leaders * HR professionals * Anyone looking to grow personally and professionally **Why Choose** MEDA Corporate Mastery * **Learn by doing** — Real activities, case studies, and role plays you can use at work. * **Proven in practice** — Trusted by 100+ participants. * **Made for new leaders** — Focuses on the challenges you face when stepping into management. * **Flexible & recognised** — Earn 8 credits and a Course Completion Certificate, with in-house options. * **Keep growing** — Build on your skills with related leadership and professional development courses. **Ready to strengthen your emotional intelligence and elevate your impact at work?** Secure your spot on Eventbrite today and take the next step in your professional development. **What You’ll Learn** Over eight focused modules, you’ll explore the core components of emotional intelligence through discussion, activities, role-plays, and reflection: 1. **Introduction to Emotional Intelligence** – Understand what EI is, why it matters, and the five key components. 2. **Self-Awareness & Self-Management** – Identify emotional triggers, practice self-regulation, and build resilience. 3. **Social Awareness & Empathy** – Sharpen your ability to read others’ emotions, listen actively, and show genuine compassion. 4. **Motivation & Goal Alignment** – Distinguish intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation and set goals that energize you. 5. **Relationship Management** – Navigate tough conversations, build rapport, and develop influence. 6. **Conflict Resolution & Collaboration** – Turn conflict into productive collaboration using EI-based strategies. 7. **Workplace EI Application** – Apply these skills in leadership, teams, and organizational culture through real-world cases. 8. **EI Growth Plan** – Create your personal roadmap for continuous improvement, complete with accountability tools. Whether you’re looking to lead more effectively, improve team dynamics, or simply grow as a professional, this training gives you practical, immediately applicable skills. **@ 2026 MEDA Corporate Mastery. This content is protected under applicable copyright laws. Unauthorized copying, reproduction, or use is prohibited.**

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GTApreneurs November 4, 2026 Toronto Business Networking Event

Wed, Nov 4, 11:00 PM
From GTApreneurs Toronto Area Professional Business Networking
4.7
26 attendees
Founders, Investors & Talent Networking Mixer | Toronto

Founders, Investors & Talent Networking Mixer | Toronto

Wed, Nov 11, 12:00 AM
From Startup Networking & Founder Ecosystem | Toronto

Join founders, investors and tech talent at this curated **startup networking event in Toronto.** Meet ambitious builders, exchange ideas and discover new opportunities in a dynamic community environment. **RSVP: [Use this link](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/startup-networking-toronto-founders-investors-talent-mixer-tickets-1987710363204?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true)** **Please note that RSVP is managed via Eventbrite to control attendee lists — don’t ignore it to avoid issues with on-site payment.** **💡 Why This Event Is Different** Most networking events end with exchanged LinkedIn profiles. This one focuses on real conversations and real opportunities. We bring together founders, investors, engineers, operators and talent in a curated environment designed to create meaningful connections. Through interactive networking rounds, open conversations and pitch opportunities, participants can share challenges, exchange insights and build relationships that last beyond the event. **🤝 What to Expect** * **Interactive Networking** Structured networking rounds where participants briefly introduce themselves, share current challenges and explore collaboration opportunities. * **Talent Corner** Recruiters and hiring managers can briefly share open positions, while engineers and operators can introduce their skills and interests. * **Startup Conversations** Open discussions about fundraising, product development, growth and startup challenges. **👥 Who Should Attend** • Startup founders • Investors and angels • Engineers and builders • Operators and product managers • Recruiters and HR professionals • Sales and business development professionals • Job seekers interested in startups • Newcomers to the Toronto tech ecosystem

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Networking: Anywhere, Anytime with Anyone (Part 1)

Networking: Anywhere, Anytime with Anyone (Part 1)

Tue, Nov 3, 11:30 PM
From Toronto Public Library Small Business Networking Meetup
4.3

Why is the #1 skill that will help you thrive as a newcomer entrepreneur networking? This workshop with Entrepreneur in Residence (Newcomer Focus), Jean Chow, will show you how to build your networking skills and help you achieve your professional and personal goals. Learn the true meaning of networking and why it’s not what you know and it’s not who you know. In this session: * Get outside your comfort zone and grow your confidence in meeting new people. * Employ strategies to network effectively both in-person and on-line. * Gain a better understanding of how networking can help you grow your business. **Come early to network from 6-6:30pm!** Presented by Jean Chow, TPL's Fall 2026 [Newcomer Entrepreneur in Residence](tpl.ca/eir) (EIR) at Fort York branch. **Registration via TPL website:** [https://tpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/events/6aaad603ab7a8e0037c241bb](https://tpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/events/6aaad603ab7a8e0037c241bb) **Drop-ins welcome until room capacity is reached.** Accessibility Live or automated closed captioning, sign language interpretation, intervenor services, or attendant services are available upon request. Please submit your request at least 2 weeks in advance to: [tpl.ca/accessibility-events](https://tpl.ca/accessibility/accessibility-supports/programs-and-events/?_gl=1*v83hy7*_ga*NDk5MDg2NTE1LjE3NjYwMDgxODQ.*_ga_G99DMMNG39*czE3NjkxMDY3NDMkbzE0JGcxJHQxNzY5MTA2ODM0JGozOCRsMCRoMA..).

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Networking: Anywhere, Anytime with Anyone (Part 2)

Networking: Anywhere, Anytime with Anyone (Part 2)

Tue, Nov 10, 11:30 PM
From Toronto Public Library Small Business Networking Meetup
4.3

This session, the follow up to the November 3rd workshop, is a hands-on workshop to help you identify, analyze, and strategize an actionable plan on growing your network. This workshop, with Entrepreneur in Residence (Newcomer Focus), Jean Chow, will determine your networking quotient as a baseline so that you will be able to measure improvements in your networking skills. In this session: * Know your network better by creating your network map. * Know how to blend your personal brand with your minimum value proposition created in Week 2. * In a group think tank session, you will have Identified a strategy on how to connect with your POI – person of interest – from your relationship circle. **Come early to network from 6-6:30pm!** Presented by Jean Chow, TPL's Fall 2026 [Newcomer Entrepreneur in Residence](tpl.ca/eir) (NEIR) at Fort York branch. **Registration via TPL website:** [https://tpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/events/6aaad677ca248a0029164514](https://tpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/events/6aaad677ca248a0029164514) **Drop-ins welcome until room capacity is reached.** Accessibility Live or automated closed captioning, sign language interpretation, intervenor services, or attendant services are available upon request. Please submit your request at least 2 weeks in advance to: [tpl.ca/accessibility-events](https://tpl.ca/accessibility/accessibility-supports/programs-and-events/?_gl=1*v83hy7*_ga*NDk5MDg2NTE1LjE3NjYwMDgxODQ.*_ga_G99DMMNG39*czE3NjkxMDY3NDMkbzE0JGcxJHQxNzY5MTA2ODM0JGozOCRsMCRoMA..).

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AI & Tech Networking Event in Toronto by Ascent Valley

AI & Tech Networking Event in Toronto by Ascent Valley

Wed, Nov 11, 12:00 AM
From Startup Networking & Founder Ecosystem | Toronto

Join founders, investors and tech talent at this curated **startup networking event in Toronto.** Meet ambitious builders, exchange ideas and discover new opportunities in a dynamic community environment. **RSVP: [Use this link](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/startup-pitch-themed-networking-toronto-unlock-your-idea-tickets-1999720375474?aff=oddtdtcreator)** **Please note that RSVP is managed via Eventbrite to control attendee lists — don’t ignore it to avoid issues with on-site payment.** Most of us are in the same loop. You have an idea. You workshop it with ChatGPT, read another newsletter, tell three friends who don't quite get it. The idea stays in your head. Or worse — it never gets the kind of pushback that would have made it sharper. Research on creative work is clear: people who articulate their idea to like-minded peers begin to understand it deeper. Quality feedback isn't validation — it's the thing that changes how you see your own work. We mix the room on purpose. Different industries see the same process from different angles — that's where value compounds. We ask for your LinkedIn in registration so we can group you with the right people, not random tables. **How the evening runs (3 stages)** **Stage 1 — Themed Networking** You vote on the night's themes through the registration form (Fundraising, HR, GTM, Product, Pricing, Hiring — whichever wins the room). We group you by background. Each group's representative shares the conversation's main takeaway on stage. Featured contributors get a Featured Founder spotlight on ascentvalley.com — that's how the conversation scales across the ecosystem. **Stage 2 — Pitches** 5 curated startups present their idea for live feedback and investor introductions. After the event, we add them to our private founder database and route their application to the right investors inside the Ascent Valley network. **Stage 3 — Chill & Network** The structured part wraps. The bar stays open. The connections you started solidify here — most of our repeat attendees say this is where the real value lands. **Who's in the room** * Accelerator representatives — talent and dealflow scouts from Toronto-based and EU-wide programs * Investors — angels, fund representatives, scouts from syndicates * Founders, Pre-seed to Series A — building across SaaS, AI, ClimateTech, FinTech, ConsumerTech * Operators — PMs, engineering leads, GTM leaders from scaling startups * Entrepreneurs across industries — fresh perspective is the point * Founders traveling through Toronto — from Tel Aviv, Berlin, London, NYC, Lisbon nodes * Hiring leads from companies actively scaling teams **About Ascent Valley** Ascent Valley is a 3-layer ecosystem: Community, DealFlow, Events. Our mission is to break local boundaries and enable cross-region growth through real connection between founders, operators, and investors. **Philosophy: [IDEA → PROCESS → RESULT.](https://ascentvalley.com "https://ascentvalley.com")**

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Frequently asked questions

To find HR networking events in Toronto, use Meetup's search function to browse events under the 'Career & Business' category. Discover gatherings organized by HR professionals and enthusiasts in your area.

HR Meetup groups aim to connect HR professionals, share knowledge, and foster professional growth. These groups offer events and activities to network and learn from peers.

Meetup is free to join and browse. Some events or groups may have fees, but initial access to discover HR-related meetups in Toronto is at no cost.

Yes, some HR events may offer online attendance options, allowing you to connect with Toronto professionals virtually, though availability depends on the organizer.

To join an HR group in Toronto, search for local groups focused on human resources on Meetup. Once you find one, simply click 'Join' to become part of the community.

Meetup provides networking opportunities that may help your job search, but it does not directly facilitate employment. Active participation in events could lead to valuable connections.

Yes, you can find events of various HR specializations by exploring related groups in Toronto on Meetup, offering diverse topics ranging from recruitment to employee engagement.

Absolutely, you can start an HR group on Meetup. You'll need to create a group, define its focus, and organize events to gather HR enthusiasts in Toronto.

The frequency of meetings varies by group and organizer. Some may meet monthly, while others might host events more or less frequently, depending on interest and availability.

Events can be in-person or virtual, decided by the hosts. It allows for flexibility based on group preferences and current health guidelines.

Meetup events can be effective for building HR networks as they bring professionals together. Success in forming connections often relies on active engagement during events.

There's no set limit for joining HR groups on Meetup. Feel free to join multiple groups that align with your interests and attendance availability.

Meetup itself doesn't organize events. Communities and individual organizers plan and manage HR events in Toronto.

While Meetup facilitates introductions to HR professionals, it doesn't guarantee specific professional connections. Building networks generally requires active effort.

If existing HR groups don't fit, consider starting your own. Assess the gaps in current offerings and craft a group or event that addresses local professionals’ needs.