An Overview of Innovation and Cybersecurity Landscapes in Canada by Hyelim Juliana Kim

"An Overview of Innovation and Cybersecurity Landscapes in Canada" by Hyelim Juliana Kim, Senior Advisor, Major Accounts, Mitacs with introduction and Q&A by Sumit Kundu.

Abstract: Canada is known for its thriving innovation ecosystem, driven by a combination of government support, academic research, and strong private sector initiatives. An overview of Canada's innovation and #cybersecurity landscapes will be presented, including the funding ecosystem.

Biography: With over 20 years of experience in strategic partnerships, innovation, and business development, Hyelim Juliana Kim is a senior advisor, major accounts at Mitacs, a national non-profit organization that supports research and innovation in Canada. She leads the national portfolios of cybersecurity, robotics, and Korea, facilitating collaborations and opportunities between academia, industry, and government partners in these domains.

She is also the founder and president of AAQC/QKBA, a non-profit organization that bridges Korea and Quebec in business, innovation, and culture. She leverages her trilingual skills and tricultural identity to create a platform for business/cultural exchanges, mutual growth, and meaningful impact.
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0:00 Introductions
2:05 Opening Remarks
5:24 Cybersecurity: Did you Know?
7:56 Key Industry Verticals
10:02 Governing Bodies
11:00 NFPs & Associations
12:32 Funding Ecosystem
15:57 Critical Infrastructure
17:43 Sectors
18:22 Academic Partners
19:27 Institutes or Programs
20:29 NCC
21:56 Industry Players
24:01 Mitacs
27:23 Project Outcomes
25:56 Business Partner Benefits
26:08 Funding Programs
29:31 Conclusion
30:22 Q&A Session
58:10 Concluding Remarks