August 2024 will be our last Mindcamp, and we don’t want anyone to miss it because of money. If coming to Mindcamp is out of your reach financially this year, you should know that we’re willing to work with you — either through instalments, or through a bursary, or a combination of both. If you’d really like to come, please …
The Last Waltz
Since COVID, folks have been finding it more and more difficult to come to Mindcamp Canada. Travel and accommodation prices have gone way up; employment prospects are shifting (better for some, worse for others, but less freedom for everyone, it seems). Based on declining registration over the past three years, we think that, for Mindcamp Canada, our time has passed. …
Why You’ll Love Mindcamp
This year Mindcamp will host What’s Your Play DNA?, a special session by play guru Jacqueline Lloyd Smith in which she’ll introduce you to her Playsonality Playstyles Assessment to help you discover the kind of player you really are.
Why I Love Mindcamp
In these days of seemingly endless polarization, connection — whether personal or professional — seems like a damn good thing to be promoting. Register now to secure your spot!
What to Tell Your Boss
You dream of coming to Mindcamp, and you know your company will benefit from it, so you want to pitch it to your boss. Here are some ideas that might help you plan your conversation.
Mindcamp in Five, Four, Three, Two…
Make your first instalment now in March, then pay monthly on the first of April, May, June, and July — your payment could be as low as $368 (± US$272) per instalment.