Sat, Oct 31  •  12pm

Rethinking Mentorship, Opportunity, and Publishing Career Paths

International Visitors Programme Industry Panel, also open to the public

IV Programme
Panel Discussion
Free Event
No pass required
Rethinking Mentorship, Opportunity, and Publishing Career Paths
Rethinking Mentorship, Opportunity, and Publishing Career Paths

Sat, Oct 31  •  12pm

Rethinking Mentorship, Opportunity, and Publishing Career Paths

International Visitors Programme Industry Panel, also open to the public

Panel Discussion
IV Programme
Free Event
No pass required

About

As traditional publishing programs shrink, workplaces evolve, and career pathways become less predictable, mentorship has become both more important and more elusive. This timely conversation examines how knowledge, opportunity, and professional networks are passed on across publishing today—from editorial and rights to agenting, bookselling, and author careers. How do publishers foster mentorship formally and informally? How are changing market dynamics affecting professional development? And what do the possibilities for a career in publishing look like today compared to in the past? Join leading voices from across the industry for a candid conversation about navigating—and shaping—the future of Canadian publishing.

Panelists:

  • Hana El Niwairi, Rights Manager and Literary Agent at Cooke McDermid
  • Ameema Saeed, Category Manager at Indigo
  • Adria Iwasutiak, Associate Publisher, Penguin Canada

Moderator: Jennifer Izumi, Canongate Publisher and Commercial Director

Dates & Times

Sat, Oct 31
12:00pm
12:45pm

Tickets

This is a FREE event

Venue

Emmanuel College Chapel, Room 319

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