Dino Miele
Chief Technology Innovation Officer in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario Canada
Dino Miele is fervently committed to revolutionizing the educational landscape through innovative technology. He strongly believes in the transformative impact of EdTech and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education, so he seeks to empower a new generation of learners and leaders. He aims to inspire educators and students to embrace innovative approaches, nurturing a culture of creativity and a lifelong passion for learning. His vision involves rallying communities and businesses to join in redefining educational paradigms, thus shaping a brighter and more informed future for students and communities alike.
Holding a Master of Education degree, he is an enthusiastic educator and pioneer in EdTech. He excels in creating groundbreaking educational technologies and STEAM-oriented programs, alongside developing soft skill micro-credentials for educators and students.
Miele's contributions include launching programs like Coding for Girls, Tech-Innovation for Youth, Empowerment Initiatives for Women in Technology, Developmental Programs for Black Youth, and Digital Literacy Courses for Seniors. He also leads STEAM education initiatives that merge science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics, fostering essential skills such as problem-solving, innovative thinking, critical analysis, and collaborative working among learners and teachers. Additionally, he is instrumental in the "Youth 2 Action" program, focusing on integrating newcomer youth (aged 14-24) into community involvement through volunteer work, project leadership, and skill development workshops.
Dino is an esteemed member of key organizations like the CIO Association of Canada (CIOCAN), which represents top IT professionals in Canada, and the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT). His affiliations extend to the Forbes Business Council, the Global Entrepreneurship Network, and 'Beyond Startup Niagara.' He is continuously a beacon of inspiration and expertise in the Canadian educational and technological sectors.