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| Left to Right: Retired Mayors Don Coates & Scott Northmore, Tony Joosse, Battlefield/Toromont, Mayor Graydon Smith, MP Tony Clement, Tom O'Callaghan, Fowler Construction |
New Billoard - 2011
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Showing posts with label MANUFACTURERS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MANUFACTURERS. Show all posts
Monday, October 29, 2012
Ground Breaking for Muskoka's Newest Business Park
On Saturday, October 27th, The Honourable Tony Clement, MP and Minister for FedNor, Mayor Graydon Smith and Tom O'Callaghan, Vice President of Fowler Construction participated in the official ground breaking for Canyon Court Business Park - Muskoka's Newest Business Park.
Funding Announced for Business Park Infrastructure
On Saturday, October 27th, The Honourable Tony Clement, Minister for FedNor, announced FedNor funding of $163,336 to assist in completing infrastructure upgrades
to District Road #118 to enable the development of a business and light industrial park development
at the Canyon Court Business Park. Specifically, the
funding will be used to improve the existing roadway and create turning lanes to
provide safe access to this 70-acre industrial park development site.
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| The Honourable Tony Clement (with Mayor Smith and Tom O'Callaghan, Fowler Construction) |
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| Tom O'Callaghan, Fowler Construction, Emcee for the Event |
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| Mayor Graydon Smith at Funding Announcement |
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majority of the work funded by FedNor will be completed by year end (i.e.
December 31st). We would expect work to begin in a few weeks.
This property was formerly known as South Bracebridge Business Park and was recently named Canyon Court Business Park because of its proximity to the Muskoka River Canyon. The park includes 22 lots that range in size from .84 acres to 9 acres and it will be fully wired with Fibre Optics.
The unique Business Park Zoning allows for a large range of uses including: Contractor’s Yard, Emergency Service Depot, Equipment Sales & Rental, Farm Implement Dealer, Fuel Storage Tank, Home Improvement Centre , Indoor Storage Facilities, Light Manufacturing, Manufacturing and Processing Plant, Motor Vehicle Body Shop, Motor Vehicle Dealership, Motor Vehicle Parts Establishment, Motor Vehicle Rental Agency, Motor Vehicle Repair Garage, Office, Outside Display and Sale - Permitted only as an accessory use, Outside Storage (permitted with buffering), Passenger Transportation Depot, Printing and Publishing Establishment, Rental Agency, Retail Store Permitted only as an accessory use (not exceeding 25%), Service and Repair Shop, Truck or Transportation Depot, Veterinary Clinic
For information contact, Cheryl Kelley, Town of Bracebridge
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
WORKSHOP - Navigating the HR Mind-Field
The Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters Association is hosting a workshop to help manufacturers with their workforce issues.
Navigating the Human Resources Mind-Field will focus on some of the most pressing HR challenges that manufacturers face today or will face in the future, including skills shortages, retaining and optimizing talent, regulatory risks and adjusting to economic volatility.
Participants will also learn about the steps that companies are already taking to address these challenges and explore strategic opportunities for further improvements.
Join CME and leading experts who will expand on solutions to common HR problems being faced by today’s companies. Case studies and panel presentations will provide you with real-time solutions to your HR needs.
Date: March 26, 2012
Location: Mississauga Grand - 35 Brunel Road
Time: 8:oo a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Location: Mississauga Grand (35 Brunel Road, Mississauga)
Cost: CME Members: $99+hst CME Affiliate Members: $129+hst Non Members: $149+hst
For more information - also ask for the Affiliate rate because you heard about this from the Town of Bracebridge
Navigating the Human Resources Mind-Field will focus on some of the most pressing HR challenges that manufacturers face today or will face in the future, including skills shortages, retaining and optimizing talent, regulatory risks and adjusting to economic volatility.
Participants will also learn about the steps that companies are already taking to address these challenges and explore strategic opportunities for further improvements.
Join CME and leading experts who will expand on solutions to common HR problems being faced by today’s companies. Case studies and panel presentations will provide you with real-time solutions to your HR needs.
Date: March 26, 2012
Location: Mississauga Grand - 35 Brunel Road
Time: 8:oo a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Location: Mississauga Grand (35 Brunel Road, Mississauga)
Cost: CME Members: $99+hst CME Affiliate Members: $129+hst Non Members: $149+hst
For more information - also ask for the Affiliate rate because you heard about this from the Town of Bracebridge
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Recent Advertising to Promote Niche Manufacturing
The Town recently placed an advertisement in the the Canadian Manufacturer's and Exporter's Association Publication called 20/20. This publication is distributed all over Canada.
The goal is to promote our community for niche manufacturing/manufacturers - who are likely to be smaller businesses with products that are for a defined market which could be in Ontario or across the world.
With help from local businesses were were able to promote some of our local industries in this ad - but more importantly promote the community as a place to establish these types of businesses. We've also built an area of the Town's website in an effort to showcase more of these Bracebridge businesses.
The goal is to promote our community for niche manufacturing/manufacturers - who are likely to be smaller businesses with products that are for a defined market which could be in Ontario or across the world.
With help from local businesses were were able to promote some of our local industries in this ad - but more importantly promote the community as a place to establish these types of businesses. We've also built an area of the Town's website in an effort to showcase more of these Bracebridge businesses.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
LOCAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - FEDERAL DEFENCE CONTRACTS
FedNor will be hosting Industrial and Regional Benefits (IRB) Policy information/networking sessions in January. This policy requires the successful proponents are large contracts to source Canadian goods/products. The group is creating a list of businesses in Northern Ontario that could potentially fit into the supply chain of these defence companies. Contact Cheryl at the Town Office for more information 705-645-5264.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Manufacturing Opportunity: Meet Home Depot's Buyers
Opportunity to Meet the Buyer
The first Meet the Buyer event was held in London, Ontario on December 13, 2010 with excellent results! On November 24, 2011, the second Meet the Buyer event will be held in Kanata, Ontario. SME manufacturers with innovative home improvement products or technologies are invited to apply.
Qualified manufacturers of promising products will be invited to the event and given the opportunity to:
Manufacturers are invited to apply and complete a qualifying questionnaire online until October 31, 2011
REGISTER NOW
The Ministry of Economic Development and Trade (MEDT) is working with The Home Depot on an
opportunity that will be of interest to small and medium enterprise (SME) manufacturers across Ontario.
The goal is to assist SME manufacturers to bring commercially viable, innovative, retail-focused products to market. Known as the "Innovation for Sustainability Pilot Project", Home Depot is looking for qualified SME manufacturers with environmentally preferred home improvement products or technologies
The Innovation for Sustainability program is a partnership between The Home Depot, the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, the Quebec Ministry of Economic Development, Innovation and Export Trade, and Summerhill
For more information, please contact:
Rick Grandin, Manager Business Development
Ministry of Economic Development and Trade
Business Advisory Services
56 Wellesley Street West
4th Floor, Room 426
Toronto, Ontario M7A 2E7
(416) 325-6864
E-mail: richard.grandin@ontario.ca
The first Meet the Buyer event was held in London, Ontario on December 13, 2010 with excellent results! On November 24, 2011, the second Meet the Buyer event will be held in Kanata, Ontario. SME manufacturers with innovative home improvement products or technologies are invited to apply.
Qualified manufacturers of promising products will be invited to the event and given the opportunity to:
- Pitch their product to a buyer from The Home Depot Canada
- Showcase their product to members of The Home Depot's Merchandising Team, including Senior Leadership, in a tradeshow style environment
- Attend presentations given by senior representatives of The Home Depot Canada, the Ontario Government and others
- Network and share experiences with key representatives from The Home Depot Canada, the Governments of Ontario and Quebec as well as fellow innovative product manufacturers
- Develop valuable knowledge related to the requirements of doing business with a large retailer such as The Home Depot
Manufacturers are invited to apply and complete a qualifying questionnaire online until October 31, 2011
opportunity that will be of interest to small and medium enterprise (SME) manufacturers across Ontario.
The goal is to assist SME manufacturers to bring commercially viable, innovative, retail-focused products to market. Known as the "Innovation for Sustainability Pilot Project", Home Depot is looking for qualified SME manufacturers with environmentally preferred home improvement products or technologies
The Innovation for Sustainability program is a partnership between The Home Depot, the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, the Quebec Ministry of Economic Development, Innovation and Export Trade, and Summerhill
For more information, please contact:
Rick Grandin, Manager Business Development
Ministry of Economic Development and Trade
Business Advisory Services
56 Wellesley Street West
4th Floor, Room 426
Toronto, Ontario M7A 2E7
(416) 325-6864
E-mail: richard.grandin@ontario.ca
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT FORUM - March 29
The Supply Chain Risk Management Forum is taking place in less than one month, and space is filling fast! Don't miss your chance to hear from Supply Chain experts from Canada and the United States.
The Forum Agenda, including the full speaker list, is available online. View it here.
Each attendee will receive a copy of Keep it Moving: Improving the Resiliency of Global Supply Chains, a brand new report from the Conference Board's Center for National Security. Whether a supply chain disruption is caused by a lockout, strike, or security incident, it can have ramifications far beyond a single organization. This report takes an in-depth look at these disruptions and studies the consequences for supply chain security and resiliency. For more information on this report, please click here.
I hope you'll join us on Tuesday, March 29, 2011, at the Doubletree by Hilton Toronto Airport Hotel, Toronto to examine the challenges and opportunities in optimizing supply chain risk management throughout the supplier-customer network.
Register online by March 4 to save $200 off the total registration fee! Be sure to quote priority code E7 when registering to receive this special rate.
If you have any questions about this event, or the agenda, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Joel Elliott, Conference Marketer, Conference Division
The Conference Board of Canada, 255 Smyth Road, Ottawa, ON K1H 8M7
Tel 613-526-3090 x236; Fax 613-526-4857 elliott@conferenceboard.ca
http://www.conferenceboard.ca/
The Forum Agenda, including the full speaker list, is available online. View it here.
Each attendee will receive a copy of Keep it Moving: Improving the Resiliency of Global Supply Chains, a brand new report from the Conference Board's Center for National Security. Whether a supply chain disruption is caused by a lockout, strike, or security incident, it can have ramifications far beyond a single organization. This report takes an in-depth look at these disruptions and studies the consequences for supply chain security and resiliency. For more information on this report, please click here.
I hope you'll join us on Tuesday, March 29, 2011, at the Doubletree by Hilton Toronto Airport Hotel, Toronto to examine the challenges and opportunities in optimizing supply chain risk management throughout the supplier-customer network.
Register online by March 4 to save $200 off the total registration fee! Be sure to quote priority code E7 when registering to receive this special rate.
If you have any questions about this event, or the agenda, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Joel Elliott, Conference Marketer, Conference Division
The Conference Board of Canada, 255 Smyth Road, Ottawa, ON K1H 8M7
Tel 613-526-3090 x236; Fax 613-526-4857 elliott@conferenceboard.ca
http://www.conferenceboard.ca/
Monday, February 28, 2011
CLEAN TECH - OIL SANDS OPPORTUNITY
Investments in the oil sands plunged almost 40 per cent during the 2008-09 freeze, but are slated to return with a vengeance. There has been a decade of growth in oil sands; forecast expects spending to peak at 20% above the most recent boom. Investment in Alberta's oil sands is set to reach $180 billion over the next decade, peaking at 20 per cent more than spent at the height of the last boom. BMO Capital forecasts $20 billion worth of oil sands investment this year and a peak of $29.9 billion by 2015.
Strong and sustained oil prices in the $75-to $90-US-per-barrel range and increased interest from deep-pocketed foreign investors such as state-owned PetroChina and France's Total are leading the charge in renewed interest in the resources. Service and pipeline companies also have benefited from the rising activity in the oil sands, welcoming the influx of cash while at the same time anticipating increased competition for workers. The oil sands services-and-maintenance area is gearing up for another big push in late 2011 or early 2012.
The Ministry of Economic Development and Trade will continue to support long-term partnerships for Ontario manufacturers and suppliers across the range of Canada’s energy supply chains.
We invite you to join our Ontario delegation to participate in the NBSF 2011 Program with the theme “Creating Green Opportunities Through Innovative Partnerships” starting March 29th through March 31st in Edmonton. The complete program is available on the website and the event brochure can be viewed at http://www.ontariocanada.com/ontcan/1medt/econdev/ed_downloads/oilsands_NBSF2011_%20brochure.pdf
There is also the opportunity for 120 registered delegates to participate as well in a tour of the Fort McMurray area and Suncor’s Oil Sands facility. More information will be provided shortly.
Registration can be completed using the event website: www.nationalbuyersellerforum.ca/register/index.html;
Should you require additional information, please contact Rick Grandin at 416-325-6864 or by e-mail at richard.grandin@ontario.ca
Thursday, January 6, 2011
PURCHASING COOP FOR MANUFACTURERS DEVELOPED
The Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium (EMC) has launched EMC Purchasing Co-operative Ltd., the first co-operative buying group specifically for Canadian manufacturers.
The Co-operative will enable members to leverage their combined purchasing power to receive better prices and terms on the common products they buy. According to the group, benefits include a reduction of material net costs; rebates for members; pool buys and shared container purchases; and a reduction of maintenance repair and operations (MRO) costs, as well as procurement administration costs.
The EMC Purchasing Co-op is separately incorporated and owned entirely by the participating member manufacturers; it is "run democratically by the members, for the members," explained Ian Gray, the Co-operative's executive director.
"This latest industry-driven initiative is something our members have been asking for," said Al Diggins, EMC president and general manager. "Purchasing has become more and more complex, and the Co-op is another tool to help manufacturers compete on the world stage through strategic collaboration."
In pursuing this co-operative model, EMC recognized a significant portion of the manufacturing purchases made are common with all manufacturers, with sector/plant-specific purchases comprising the balance of the opportunities for companies to work together more strategically.
"We will focus our effort on those product categories where collectively the members' combined purchases can be leveraged to create even greater value," said Brian Chisholm, general manager of the Co-operative.
The Co-operative has begun the formation of strategic committees that focus on sector/product-specific buying needs. The product categories covered will be driven by the members. The first focus, according to Gray, will be on MRO, which includes freight, uniforms, fasteners and most of the non-core manufacturing inputs.
For each major product category, a small group of members will be chosen to participate on the negotiating team, along with a specialist from EMC Purchasing Co-operative. The preferred suppliers are then chosen based on a wide set of criteria, including pricing, rebates, terms, return policies, service levels and the product brand acceptance.
The Co-operative is in the process of bringing some preferred suppliers on board in the MRO area, and Gray expects transactions to begin as early as February.
Manufacturers interested in participating in this initiative should contact the Co-operative, as applications for the inaugural membership group are being processed now.
http://www.emcpurchasing.coop/
The Co-operative will enable members to leverage their combined purchasing power to receive better prices and terms on the common products they buy. According to the group, benefits include a reduction of material net costs; rebates for members; pool buys and shared container purchases; and a reduction of maintenance repair and operations (MRO) costs, as well as procurement administration costs.
The EMC Purchasing Co-op is separately incorporated and owned entirely by the participating member manufacturers; it is "run democratically by the members, for the members," explained Ian Gray, the Co-operative's executive director.
"This latest industry-driven initiative is something our members have been asking for," said Al Diggins, EMC president and general manager. "Purchasing has become more and more complex, and the Co-op is another tool to help manufacturers compete on the world stage through strategic collaboration."
In pursuing this co-operative model, EMC recognized a significant portion of the manufacturing purchases made are common with all manufacturers, with sector/plant-specific purchases comprising the balance of the opportunities for companies to work together more strategically.
"We will focus our effort on those product categories where collectively the members' combined purchases can be leveraged to create even greater value," said Brian Chisholm, general manager of the Co-operative.
The Co-operative has begun the formation of strategic committees that focus on sector/product-specific buying needs. The product categories covered will be driven by the members. The first focus, according to Gray, will be on MRO, which includes freight, uniforms, fasteners and most of the non-core manufacturing inputs.
For each major product category, a small group of members will be chosen to participate on the negotiating team, along with a specialist from EMC Purchasing Co-operative. The preferred suppliers are then chosen based on a wide set of criteria, including pricing, rebates, terms, return policies, service levels and the product brand acceptance.
The Co-operative is in the process of bringing some preferred suppliers on board in the MRO area, and Gray expects transactions to begin as early as February.
Manufacturers interested in participating in this initiative should contact the Co-operative, as applications for the inaugural membership group are being processed now.
http://www.emcpurchasing.coop/
Monday, October 4, 2010
Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium - FOOD SECTOR EVENT
Event Details:
November 10, 2010 8:00-11:00 am
Gay Lea Foods Co-operative Ltd.
21 Speedvale Avenue W Guelph, ON
Who Should Attend:
All EMC member contacts & invited Guests who wish to build advantage through excellence, improve their competitiveness & expand their knowledge network.
Agenda:
· Welcome and Introductions
* EMC Business Update
· Best Practice Event: Operations Overview & Continuous Improvement Initiatives
· Roundtable Networking & Feedback Opportunity
· Plant Tour & Adjournment
This initiative is supported by EMC’s food sector members and project partners: The City of Brockville, Municipality of Chatham-Kent, County of Lennox and Addington and City of Woodstock.
A free event requires pre-registration. CLICK HERE TO RSVP THIS EVENT
November 10, 2010 8:00-11:00 am
Gay Lea Foods Co-operative Ltd.
21 Speedvale Avenue W Guelph, ON
Who Should Attend:
All EMC member contacts & invited Guests who wish to build advantage through excellence, improve their competitiveness & expand their knowledge network.
Agenda:
· Welcome and Introductions
* EMC Business Update
· Best Practice Event: Operations Overview & Continuous Improvement Initiatives
· Roundtable Networking & Feedback Opportunity
· Plant Tour & Adjournment
This initiative is supported by EMC’s food sector members and project partners: The City of Brockville, Municipality of Chatham-Kent, County of Lennox and Addington and City of Woodstock.
A free event requires pre-registration. CLICK HERE TO RSVP THIS EVENT
Thursday, August 26, 2010
OIL SANDS SUPPLIER OPPORTUNITY - CLEAN TECHNOLOGY
The Ministry of Economic Development & Trade along with the Alberta Government are hosting an event on September 21st from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Sheraton Hotel (Essex Ballroom) at 123 Queen Street West, Toronto.
You are invested to attend a special session featuring senior Alberta oil sands experts and industry leaders.
Learn about key oil sands technology initiatives that offer potential buisness opportunities for Ontario clean technology firms.
Participate in breakout sessions that will give your company relevant and strategic competitive information needed to seize these opportunities.
FEATURING, The Honourable Sandra Pupatello, Ontario Minister of Economic Development & Trade; The Honourable Iris Evans, Alberta Minister of Interational and Intergovernmental Relations; and, other key Alberta Cabinet Ministers.
RSVP to Amanda McHugh at 416-212-3880 or by email amanda.mchugh@ontario.ca by September 16, 2010
Visit this website for Ontario's Energy Connections
You are invested to attend a special session featuring senior Alberta oil sands experts and industry leaders.
Learn about key oil sands technology initiatives that offer potential buisness opportunities for Ontario clean technology firms.
Participate in breakout sessions that will give your company relevant and strategic competitive information needed to seize these opportunities.
FEATURING, The Honourable Sandra Pupatello, Ontario Minister of Economic Development & Trade; The Honourable Iris Evans, Alberta Minister of Interational and Intergovernmental Relations; and, other key Alberta Cabinet Ministers.
RSVP to Amanda McHugh at 416-212-3880 or by email amanda.mchugh@ontario.ca by September 16, 2010
Visit this website for Ontario's Energy Connections
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
GLOBAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE - CME
September 30, 2010
Steam Whistle Brewing,
255 Bremner Blvd., Toronto
Exploring new markets and international partnership opportunities is essential for business growth in today’s global economy. CME Ontario’s Global Business Exchange will provide you with the opportunity to exchange opinions and gain insight into trade and investment opportunities around the world.
AGENDA
2:00 pm Business Opportunities in Emerging Markets - Brazil, Russia, India and more
3:30 pm Managing Risks in Going Global
5:00 pm Been There. Done That - CEO Success Stories
6:00 – 8:00 pm Trade Show and Reception/ Steam Whistle Brewery Tours
Global Business Exchange flyer
Registration is required.
Steam Whistle Brewing,
255 Bremner Blvd., Toronto
Exploring new markets and international partnership opportunities is essential for business growth in today’s global economy. CME Ontario’s Global Business Exchange will provide you with the opportunity to exchange opinions and gain insight into trade and investment opportunities around the world.
AGENDA
2:00 pm Business Opportunities in Emerging Markets - Brazil, Russia, India and more
3:30 pm Managing Risks in Going Global
5:00 pm Been There. Done That - CEO Success Stories
6:00 – 8:00 pm Trade Show and Reception/ Steam Whistle Brewery Tours
Global Business Exchange flyer
Registration is required.
Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium - FOOD SECTOR
Attention: Food & Beverage Sector Processors & Manufacturers, Supply Chain Management,
EMC Special Food Sector Manufacturing Networking Event
Through EMC’s ‘Food Sector Manufacturing Network initiative’, Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium and Ontario’s Ministry Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) are helping Food and Beverage Processors/Manufacturers across Ontario to enhance global competitiveness, protect jobs and engage leading-edge professional peer-to-peer knowledge networks, manufacturing training, next generation web 2.0 online networking and labour-pool building initiatives.
“Supply Chain Management” is a Strategic Interest Group (SIG) Event open to all Food and Beverage Companies and those directly supplying manufactured product to this Industry. Our Guest Speakers and our Hosts for these special cross-Province Sessions look forward to welcoming you!
Events happening in September - Visit EMC's Food Sector Website for more information on this group
Taken from an email from EMC, August 20, 2010
EMC Special Food Sector Manufacturing Networking Event
Through EMC’s ‘Food Sector Manufacturing Network initiative’, Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium and Ontario’s Ministry Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) are helping Food and Beverage Processors/Manufacturers across Ontario to enhance global competitiveness, protect jobs and engage leading-edge professional peer-to-peer knowledge networks, manufacturing training, next generation web 2.0 online networking and labour-pool building initiatives.
“Supply Chain Management” is a Strategic Interest Group (SIG) Event open to all Food and Beverage Companies and those directly supplying manufactured product to this Industry. Our Guest Speakers and our Hosts for these special cross-Province Sessions look forward to welcoming you!
Events happening in September - Visit EMC's Food Sector Website for more information on this group
Taken from an email from EMC, August 20, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
DO YOU WANT TO SUPPLY TO THE ENERGY SECTOR?
Global Petroleum Show, Calgary, Alberta - June 8-10, 2010:
The Global Petroleum Show (GPS) is quickly approaching. This bi-annual event is the premiere show for any manufacturer who wishes to supply to the energy sector.
GPS plays host to more than 2,000 exhibiting companies and 60,000 registered attendees from all over the world.
The Ontario Government will have a booth at the show. We will actively promote the Energy Connections Directories of Ontario Manufacturers and Suppliers at the show, encouraging potential business partners to connect with Ontario companies. Please update/submit your company profile here: www.ontario.ca/energyconnections (Oil Sands)
For additional information and registration information for the Global Petroleum Show visit:
http://www.globalpetroleumshow.com/
Please take a moment now to update your profile, and register for the event.
Taken from Ontario Government, ENERGY CONNECTIONS Team
The Global Petroleum Show (GPS) is quickly approaching. This bi-annual event is the premiere show for any manufacturer who wishes to supply to the energy sector.
GPS plays host to more than 2,000 exhibiting companies and 60,000 registered attendees from all over the world.
The Ontario Government will have a booth at the show. We will actively promote the Energy Connections Directories of Ontario Manufacturers and Suppliers at the show, encouraging potential business partners to connect with Ontario companies. Please update/submit your company profile here: www.ontario.ca/energyconnections (Oil Sands)
For additional information and registration information for the Global Petroleum Show visit:
http://www.globalpetroleumshow.com/
Please take a moment now to update your profile, and register for the event.
Taken from Ontario Government, ENERGY CONNECTIONS Team
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Let's Talk Exports - Export Development Canada
This information was recently forwarded by staff at FEDNOR. If you are an exporter or thinking about exporting it may be of interest to you.
Let’s Talk Exports
presented by EDC and Northern Ontario Business
Date: Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Time: 7:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
Place: Holiday Inn
1696 Regent Street
Sudbury,ON
Cost: $25
Join EDC’s Peter Hall, Vice President and Chief Economist, as well as an impressive cross-section of business professionals at this year’s Let’s Talk Exports event and find out:
- where the risks and opportunities are for businesses in 2009-2010
- what the export outlook is for your industry
- which provinces will fare better in the current environment
- how you can succeed in the global marketplace
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