ALBERTA 2026

Driving Innovation, Shaping Alberta's Future

20-21 Oct 2026 Edmonton Convention Centre, Edmonton

For government,
by government

GIW Steering Committee
Martin Dinel

Martin Dinel

Chief Information Security Officer and Assistant Deputy Minister for Cybersecurity, Government of Alberta

Christina Dentzien

Christina Dentzien

Executive Director, Ministry of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction, Government of Alberta

Scott Beeby

Scott Beeby

Executive Director, Central Logistics Branch, Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction

Brad Smid

Brad Smid

Assistant Deputy Minister, Alberta Infrastructure

Martin Dinel

Martin Dinel

Chief Information Security Officer and Assistant Deputy Minister for Cybersecurity, Government of Alberta

Christina Dentzien

Christina Dentzien

Executive Director, Ministry of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction, Government of Alberta

Scott Beeby

Scott Beeby

Executive Director, Central Logistics Branch, Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction

Brad Smid

Brad Smid

Assistant Deputy Minister, Alberta Infrastructure

Driving Innovation, Shaping Alberta's Future

Government Innovation Week Alberta is coming to Edmonton in 2026 as the province’s leading technology and transformation event for the public sector. This three-day event offers an unparalleled platform for collaboration, insights, and innovation across all levels of government.

This year’s expanded program tackles Alberta’s most urgent challenges—from responsibly embedding AI in public service to modernizing cloud infrastructure, enhancing digital identity, and scaling citizen-centric solutions. With dedicated tracks on Digital Services, Citizen Experience & AI Innovation; Technology, Data & AI Integration; AI & Enhanced Productivity, the agenda captures Alberta’s dynamic tech landscape—keeping Albertans at the heart of progress.

Join us in Edmonton to accelerate your organization’s digital strategy, strengthen inter-agency partnerships, and be part of Alberta’s public sector transformation journey.

These events are fantastic because we get to talk with like-minded people who face the same issues. Sometimes, we come up with solutions during discussions or identify a vendor who can help resolve problems within our organizations.

Martin Dinel

Martin Dinel

Chief Information Security Officer and Assistant Deputy Minister for Cybersecurity, Government of Alberta

What your peers had to say

Great way to network and find out what is going on in the sector and projects across other ministries- we don’t share outside a facilitated event like this

I had a great time! The networking was ideal and I learned a lot from the speeches and panels. I appreciate that none of the sessions were lengthy, it was great variety. Also - great food and snacks!

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