Speaking Engagements & Media Appearances
Explore Agapi's speaking engagements, keynote addresses, and media appearances, where she shares insights Whether speaking to global audiences or engaging in intimate discussions, Agapi’s message of leadership, resilience, and social innovation resonates deeply.
Thank you @cbc @ourtorontocbc @shannonmartintv for featuring @ceetoronto this weekend. The segment highlighted their history, their new space and the important work they are doing to help Black youth thrive by providing skills and education for the workforce
@ceetoronto Executive Director, @gapsrandom did an interview on @ctv with @angieseth this weekend. She was on the Realities of Racism panel and discussed mental health barriers in BIPOC communities.
Agapi Gessesse Joins The Globe and Mail's Rita Trichur and Robyn Doolittle with an impressive group of speakers to discuss gender parity in corporate Canada.
Agapi Gessesse Partnered with @soiaandkyo and @the.female.empowerment.project Her hope is that project inspires women to show up as their full selves every day without apology.
The LCBO's community impact would not be possible without their generous customers, dedicated employees, and Good Partners. As part of their partnership with CEE, we worked with Corex Creative to produce the first Impact Video.
Change is a fact of life. It can renew our perspective of the world or how we act within it. While change helps some of us get ahead, it can leave others behind. To help create the conditions so everyone has the chance to succeed in a changing world, TD is targeting C$1 billion by 2030 towards community giving in four areas that support change, nurture progress and contribute to making the world a better, more inclusive place. That is the TD Ready Commitment.
Agapi Gessesse Executive Director, at CEE Center for Young Black Professionals, did a segment on @ctvreginalive recently. She discussed diversity and inclusion in the workplace and how changes need to start from the top
Agapi Gesseesse, Executive Director of CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals joined the “Realities of Racism” panel on @ctvnews this weekend. She shared her thoughts about the federal election and what she hopes to see for the Black community
Agapi Gessesse had the opportunity to discuss my thoughts on the upcoming federal election with @bnnbloomberg and my hopes for my community. This election is fast approaching and we all need to be alert and informed! On September 20 we have a duty to participate and make our voices and lives matter
The Walrus Talks Advancing Work brought together leaders like Agapi Gessesse to share insights and discuss opportunities for supporting workers and strengthening communities across the nation.
CP24 visited CEE Center for Young Black Professionals’ new space. Agapi Gessesse the Executive Director, Spoke with @jeeyuntv about the different programs they offer and the importance of the next space.
Executive Director of Careers Education Empowerment Center for Black Professionals did an interview with @angieseth on @ctvnews today. She spoke about how we can bring racial diversity to corporate Canada.
Agapi Gessesse joins Breakfast Television as she discusses the latest updates from the CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals in honor of their 10-year anniversary, the launch of their new headquarters, and the significance of the organization.
Scotiabank's Pass the Mic Features Agapi Gessesse: Discussing Her personal Journey, and the impact that CEE Centre for Young Black Professionals has on the workforce as a whole.
recap our incredible experience at the Collision Conference 2024! This year, the CEE Centre for Young Black Professionals connected with global leaders, innovators, and changemakers who are paving the way for a more inclusive and diverse tech industry.
In her YWCA Woman of Distinction award speech, Agapi Gessesse expresses her gratitude. She dedicates the award to her late mother for teaching her the power of influence. She reflects on her recent tour across Canada and the metaphor of wildfires, urging Canadians to address longstanding social issues. Agapi calls for collective action, emphasizing that everyone can make a difference within their sphere of influence.
In CP24 Breakfast interview, Agapi Gessesse and Mike Frieges discuss workforce development. They address hiring biases, introduce a campaign with personalized hoodies, and advocate for recognizing the talent and potential of Black youth to contribute to the Canadian economy.
Agapi Gessesse joins The Globe and Mail’s Future Workforce Event as a guest speaker. She emphasizes building community relationships for talent access. She urges long-term employer investment, advocating for youth engagement in work experience programs to bridge education and employment gaps for refugee and international students, promoting inclusion and opportunity.
Agapi Gessesse is interviewed by radio station & show News Talk 1010. She addresses the unemployment challenges faced by young Black Canadians despite their qualifications. She emphasizes bridging labor gaps through government and corporate partnerships and empowering Black youth with initiatives like the "Black Youth Can" campaign. Agapi highlights the need for inclusive work environments and the benefits of hiring talented young Black professionals.
In this interview, Agapi Gessesse discusses the "Black Youth Can" campaign, aiming to reclaim the hoodie and challenge stereotypes about Black youth. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing their talents and contributions, countering biases that hinder their employment opportunities. Agapi highlights the campaign's goal of shifting perceptions and showcasing the brilliance and potential of young Black individuals, encouraging employers to see beyond stereotypes and appreciate the value they bring to the workforce.
Agapi Gessesse discusses a report on Black communities, emphasizing the validation of their experiences through data. She highlights the negative impact of constant police intervention on job prospects and mental health. Agapi advocates for community-based solutions over increased policing and calls for a balanced police presence similar to affluent communities, stressing the need for community-led initiatives to address violence.