~ A Conversation with Brad Wall ~
Capital, Resources, and Saskatchewan’s Role in the Global Economy
Prepare to be captivated by an evening filled with networking opportunities, insightful discussions, and thought-provoking presentations. This is your chance to connect with industry leaders, gain valuable insights, and be part of a truly remarkable experience.
The event will kick off with a networking reception, where you can mingle with fellow attendees while enjoying a variety of appetizers. As you take your seat for dinner, Brad Wall will share his perspective on Saskatchewan’s economic strengths and long-term opportunities, with a particular focus on commodities, natural resources, agriculture, and energy—and how these sectors position Saskatchewan not just to participate, but to win in an increasingly competitive global economy.
Saskatchewan has long been a quiet powerhouse, supplying the world with food, fuel, and critical resources. As global demand for food security, energy reliability, and critical minerals continues to rise, the province is uniquely positioned to play an outsized role. Mr. Wall will reflect on:
• What Saskatchewan gets right economically
• Where the province has a right to win on the global stage
• How capital, policy, and leadership can work together to unlock long-term value
• Why Saskatchewan’s story matters now more than ever to investors, business leaders, and policymakers
This is your chance to connect with like-minded professionals, expand your network, and leave with a wealth of knowledge that will propel your career forward.
Don't miss out on this extraordinary event. Join us at the Regina Dinner and be part of an unforgettable evening that will leave you inspired, informed, and ready to take on the future of finance.
FEATURED SPEAKER
BRAD WALL
Former Premier of Saskatchewan and Special Advisor in the Osler Calgary office
Brad Wall is a Special Advisor in the Osler Calgary office. Prior to joining Osler, he was in politics for 18 years where he demonstrated a consistent ability to bring political and business leaders together as he implemented creative ways to bolster the Province’s economic well-being.
In 2007, Brad was elected as Premier of Saskatchewan and helped lead the province to a period of strong population and economic growth, export expansion, record infrastructure investment and tax reductions while helping to earn the provinces first ever AAA credit rating.