90th Anniversary Conference Feature Speaker: Nik Nanos
Nik Nanos
Chief Data Scientist & Founder, Nanos Research & Expert in Political, Business, and Social Trends
In a world where data is king, Nik Nanos is the go-to source for leaders, government agencies, and organizations looking to understand the trends and forces shaping our world. He is the founder and chief data scientist at Nanos Research, one of North America’s premier research and strategy organizations, as well as the official pollster for CTV News, the Globe and Mail, and Bloomberg News. Immersed in economic, social, and political trends for 30 years, Nanos delivers custom keynote experiences that are compelling, interactive, and thought-provoking.
Nanos founded The Nanos Research Group of Companies in 1987. He also leads the team behind the weekly Bloomberg Nanos Canadian Confidence Index, a must-have resource for senior executives, and is featured in a weekly segment on CTV’s News Channel, Nanos on the Numbers, which explores the latest political, business, and social trends. Nanos’ analysis has also been featured in most major news organizations, including Bloomberg News, the Globe and Mail, CTV News, Reuters, The Wall Street Journal, the BBC, and The Guardian.
In recognition of his work in the research industry, Nanos was appointed a member of the Order of Canada in 2023. He serves as Carleton University’s 13th Chancellor; is a past Global Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC specializing in Canada US energy policy; Chair of Atlantik Brücke Canada; and an Honorary Captain in the Royal Canadian Navy.
Session Details
Public Opinion & the Build Canada Agenda
Important Considerations for Resource Sector Development
Drawing on national polling, this opening session examines how Canadians view the need for a stronger, more independent economy and the importance of diversity and stability in trade relationships, within the context of resource development. The discussion will explore the support for expanding Canada’s resource industries and markets, and what lies beneath that support, in the form of key conditions the public expects industry and organizations like ACR to address as we advance a Build Canada agenda.
