Events
AEFAA hosts two signature events each year — a spring conference and trade show, and a fall workshop and trade show. Join your colleagues from across Alberta for professional development, networking, and industry exhibits.
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Event Itinerary
| Day | Time | Session | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday Oct 19 |
5:00 pm | Tradeshow | Mary Schaeffer Ballroom. Food & refreshments provided — bring your business cards for the draws! |
| Tuesday Oct 20 |
7:00 am | Breakfast | Sponsored by Premier Fire and Flood |
| 8:30 am – 4:30 pm | All-Day Session: Contract Law Essentials | Hosted by SAIT; generously sponsored by Jason and company at Christensen & McLean Roofing | |
| 12:00 pm | Lunch | Provided | |
| Evening | Free Time | ||
| Wednesday Oct 21 |
7:00 am | Breakfast | Sponsored by Bunzyl |
| 8:30 am | AEFAA Executive Round Table | A member favourite — discussing current issues and challenges in school operations | |
| 10:00 am | Alberta Education Update | Ross Newton provides an update on current happenings in his department | |
| Following | Closing Remarks | Delivered by the AEFAA President |
Hotel Accommodations
Jasper Park Lodge (Sept 19 Deadline)
1 Old Lodge Road, Jasper, AB T0E 1E0
Upcoming Professional Development — Jasper
Contracts are a key part of municipal operations, influencing relationships with contractors, suppliers, consultants, service providers, and community partners. Understanding the fundamentals of contract law can help professionals reduce risk, manage obligations effectively, and make informed decisions throughout the life of an agreement.
This practical one-day workshop provides participants with an introduction to the principles of contract law and their application in a municipal environment. Through real-world examples, discussion, and case studies, participants will gain a better understanding of how contracts are formed, interpreted, and managed, while developing the confidence to identify risks and respond appropriately when issues arise.
The workshop is based on the contract law components of SAIT’s Business Law curriculum and has been tailored to address common challenges encountered in local government and public-sector settings.
By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
This workshop emphasizes practical application over legal theory, providing participants with tools and knowledge they can immediately apply within their organizations.
A look back at recent AEFAA conferences and workshops.