The Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada (MCAC) recently held its 2026 Emerging Leaders Conference in Toronto, aiming to equip young professionals in the mechanical contracting industry with management insights and strategies to address current disruptions and opportunities. The event, organized by MCAC’s Future Leaders Advisory Council, provided education, leadership development, and networking opportunities for emerging leaders in Canada’s major trade contracting sector. Participants engaged in sessions such as ‘Bridging the Gap Between Office and Jobsite’ and ‘Positioning Yourself for Success(ion)’, focusing on the importance of a structured and gradual leadership transition. Natasha Jeshani, CEO of Career Contacts, emphasized the need for a controlled succession process and encouraged new leaders to seek training and build connections beyond their immediate departments.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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