
HACKATHON JOURNEY

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THANKS TO INDUSTRY LEADERS

Yasemin Sezer
Head - Technology & Operations, L&T Infotech (Canada's Top 100 Powerful Women in 2019)

Dr. Kumar Murty
Director, Fields Institute & Prof, Dept of Math, U of T

Pavel Abdur-Rahman
Head of Trusted Data & AI, IBM

Ren Zhang
Chief Data Scientist, BMO

Scott Affleck
Vice President of Product at Ratehub.ca | Ex-Bain & Company Consultant

Dr. V.I. Lucky Lakshmanan
CEO, Process Research ORTECH

Sehr Saghir
Managing Director, Robotics Process Automation COE | Start-up Mentor, 1871 (World #1 Private Business Incubator)

Jothi Periasamy
Chief Data Scientist - DeepShere. AI| Applied Machine Learning & Data Engineer | Facilitator at MIT, Harvard, University of California

Kader Sakkaria
Chief Digital and Technology Officer at Ruffalo Noel Levitz | Member Forbes Technology Council
Our Mentors/ Speakers are associated with following companies and universities









OUR SPONSORS
Interested in Becoming a Sponsor?
Our hackathon would be FIRST of its kind in Canada targeted for middle and high school kids across the Globe. We are anticipating more than 500 participants worldwide (since its online event). You would be able to inspire the best and brightest minds across the globe.
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FRequently asked questions?
What is a hackathon?
A hackathon is an event where participants (hackers) team up to
find solutions and concepts in a short period of time, tackling the
stated problems. The goal is to give everyone the opportunity to
use their abilities for the common good and to strengthen
community engagement.
What will the participants accomplish?
How much does it cost to attend Hack the Crisis?
What do I need to participate in the event?
When the hack the crisis topics will be shared?
I (or my child) don’t know anything about Hack-a-thon. Who can help?
For both parents and students, we will be hosting a series of education sessions about “Hackathon 101” during the following time slots – Oct 30th 6 pm- 7 pm, Oct 31st 11 am- 12 pm, Oct 31st 3 pm- 4 pm, Nov 1st 11 am- 12 pm, Nov 1st 3 pm- 4 pm. You can select one of options. Note: All time zones in EST.
Why it's important to participate during early years ?
We are bringing innovation from the corporate world to schools. Hack-a-thon(s) allow kids to create new ideas and concepts, to learn product development and the market. Kids learn how to collaborate intensively over a short period of time in an agile approach to innovate new products/ solutions.
Learn more by reading this blog – Kids Hackathon- Why, How & What?
Who can participate?
Age group: 8-17
No previous hack-a-thon experience or knowledge of coding
is required. Only common sense, creativity and motivation!
How will communication work during the event?
All pre-event messaging will be done via email. During the event, we’ll use a few online tools to keep everyone in the loop.