IFL SPEAKER & NETWORKING EVENT w/ Tasha Kheiriddin - Post 2025 Election Outlook

Join now to secure one of our limited 40 seats for this special event!
🛑 Please note: RSVPing on Meetup does not reserve your spot.
🎟️ You must get your ticket here → tinyurl.com/ifltojune18 to attend.

As Canada transitions into a new political chapter following the 2025 Federal Election, the implications extend far beyond Parliament Hill.

This exclusive event will explore how the election results are poised to impact capital markets, influence the innovation and technology sectors, and define the landscape for entrepreneurship and investment.

Topics

1. Capital Markets/Economics
2. Entrepreneurship
3. The Political Economy

On June 18th, 2025, IFL-Toronto will host 40 of Canada’s brightest young leaders aged 25-35 to engage with timely topics, learn from the expertise of the guest speakers and create valuable networking opportunities.

Venue: The National Club, Toronto
Date & Time: June 18th 7:00-9:00 pm
Dress Code: Business Casual

This is a private event but you are welcome to invite a plus one young leader who you think is a good fit to join the IFL community!

Announcing our first speaker: Tasha Kheiriddin - “Top 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada”

Soon, we are annoucing our second speaker an unique Leader, ex-VP of one of the largest Tech companies in Canada.

🎟️ You must get your ticket here → tinyurl.com/ifltojune18 to attend.

About Tasha:
Tasha Kheiriddin is a political opinion leader who has written two bestsellers, Rescuing Canada’s Right and The Right Path. Based in Toronto, she is also the national political columnist for the Postmedia chain of newspapers and a lecturer at McGill’s Max Bell School of Public Policy.

With a humanities degree from Brébeuf and a law degree from McGill University, Ms. Kheiriddin practised law in Montreal and worked as legislative assistant for the Attorney General of Ontario. She then hosted and produced news shows for CBC Newsworld, CPAC, CTV News Channel, and Global News Radio, and was a political analyst for Radio-Canada and a member of the editorial board of the National Post. Ms. Kheiriddin has also worked for the Montreal Economic Institute, the Fraser Institute, and the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, and ran her own communications consultancy. In 2016, the Women’s Executive Network named her one of Canada’s “Top 100 Most Powerful Women” in the media and communications sector.

Ms. Kheiriddin has served on numerous boards of directors, including for the Old Port of Montreal Corporation, the Manning Centre for Building Democracy, Apathy is Boring, Resources for Exceptional Children and Youth, and the COVID-19 Social Impacts Network. She currently serves on the boards of directors of Centre Ice Canadians and of 2 Intelligence Company Senate.