Nabil Karim

ESPN

Nabil Karim joined ESPN in May 2019 as an anchor on SportsCenter.

Prior to joining ESPN, Karim was an anchor and reporter on Canada’s leading sports network (TSN) since 2011. He hosted TSN’s news and information show SportsCentre and covered a variety of major sporting events including the 2013 and 2014 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships and the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

Karim also hosted the 2016 FIBA Americas, and TSN’s live coverage of the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games and Rio 2016 Olympic Summer Games. His duties also included hosting/anchoring coverage of the NHL, NBA and NFL programming.

A native of Vancouver, Karim graduated from Simon Fraser University where he majored in Communications and received a broadcast journalism degree from the British Columbia Institute of Technology.

Elena Sinelnikova

CryptoChicks.ca

Elena Sinelnikova is a software development team lead that turned entrepreneur. Elena has an extensive background of developing enterprise software solutions for government and law enforcement industries. She holds a Master of Computer Science degree and her specialties are in blockchain, cyber security and full stack programming. She has taken on the opportunity to found and lead CryptoChicks, blockchain international educational organization for women.This non-profit organization has been profitable from day one and successfully educates thousands women and youth in blockchain technology globally

Charlene Bearhead

Indigenous Education

Charlene Bearhead is an education activist with 30 years of regional, national and international experience. Charlene currently serves as the Director of Reconciliation for the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, Head of Education for the Residential School History and Dialogue Centre at UBC, and the Education Lead for the Moose Hide Campaign. Charlene also serves on the Pathways to Education Canada Indigenous Education Advisory Circle and the National Film Board Education Advisory. Ms. Bearhead is a member of the Royal Geographical Society College of Fellows and maintains her role as the vision keeper for the National Indigenous and Reconciliation Education Network Gathering annually on a volunteer basis. 
 

Previously Charlene served as Education Coordinator for the National Inquiry into Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, First Nations, Metis, and Inuit Relations Coordinator for the Alberta Schools Board Association and Indigenous Education Advisor with the College of Alberta School Superintendents.