Tickets for the 25th Annual Mobius Awards Gala are now available
Join Divert NS, emcee Keonté Beals, and keynote speaker, Mark Brand, as we recognize and celebrate Nova Scotia's leaders in environmental action, waste diversion, and recycling.
Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Location: Halifax Convention Centre, 1650 Argyle St., Halifax, NS
Time: Reception at 5:30 pm, Dinner at 6:30 pm
Ticket Price: $125 per ticket or $900 for a table of eight
A meal will be served and a cash bar will be available.
Click the link below to purchase tables or tickets. You may also purchase tickets by calling 902-422-1886.
Hotel Group Rate: Sutton Place
Book the group rate at the Sutton Place for the Mobius Awards using WEB GROUP CODE: MOBIUS25. Prefer to call? Dial 1-866-378-8866 and provide the code MOBIUS25 to receive the discount.
Keynote Speaker, Mark Brand
Mark Brand is one of Canada’s most recognized entrepreneurs in the field of social impact and community advocacy. He is a pioneering chef who uses food for good. He has become a prominent example of a new generation of leadership. He represents a growing breed of entrepreneurs and businesses that want to bake impact into everything they do.
Along with leading his 5 organizations, Brand leads the United Nations Catalyst team focusing on food waste, poverty, and the impacts of current systemic structures on the most marginalized, traveling globally to learn and share best real-world practices and solutions from kitchens and stages alike.
Emcee, Keonté Beals
Keonté Beals’ path to empowering others began with empowering himself. Growing up in North Preston, Nova Scotia, he learned early that your voice matters - but it took years to find the courage to use it authentically. When his deeply personal song “King” faced industry pushback for being “too real,” Keonté made a choice that would define his future: he chose truth over acceptance.
That decision opened doors he never expected. His children’s books now sit in classrooms across Canada. His presentations have inspired 50,000+ students to embrace their worth. His message of self-love has travelled from small-town stages to national conferences, proving that authenticity isn’t just powerful - it’s transformative.
