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    MEDIA ADVISORY: BMO to Host Panel Discussion to Provide Canadian Legal Business Leaders Tools and Insight to Increase Workplace Diversity

    Up to 100 Canadian legal and business decision-makers intent on growing diversity in their firms will gather in Toronto to discuss building a more diverse and inclusive workplace

    TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Sept. 25, 2014) - On Tuesday, September 30th, BMO Financial Group will be hosting a panel discussion, Driving Change from the Inside Out, with Canadian legal and business leaders from Dentons, Deloitte Canada, Xerox and NEI Investments.

    WHAT:

    Panellists will provide their views on:

    • Implementing effective strategies and initiatives to promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace
    • Building programs to recruit diverse talent and provide solid job advancement opportunities
    • Monitoring and reporting change and identifying tools to use to measure diversity within an organization and its suppliers

    WHO:

    Simon Fish, General Counsel & Executive Diversity Champion, BMO Financial Group
    Sonya Kunkel, Chief Diversity Officer & VP Talent Strategies, BMO Financial Group
    Kate Broer, Partner & Canada Region Chair of Diversity and Inclusion, Dentons
    Jane Allen, Partner & Founding Chief Diversity Officer, Deloitte Canada
    Dorothy Quann, Vice President & General Counsel, Xerox Canada
    John Mountain, SVP Legal, CCO & Corporate Secretary, NEI Investments

    WHEN:

    Tuesday, September 30, 2014 from 3-5 p.m. ET

    WHERE:

    York Room, 68th Floor, 100 King St. W.

    For further information:
    To confirm attendance, please contact:
    Amanda Robinson
    (416) 867-3996
    amanda.robinson@bmo.com
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