AIAC Annual General Meeting
September 25-27 2006 – Ottawa
Topic: "The Next 5 years..." focuses on major markets, technology and operational issues and trends impacting aerospace businesses in Canada.
TechNet North
September 19-21 2006 – Ottawa
Topic: Seamless Global Security – A Multidimensional Challenge, AFCEA Canada and AFCEA International present a conference and exhibition on C4ISR solutions, products and technologies for the North American Defence Public Safety and Security sectors.
COMDEF 2006
September 5-8 2006 – Washington DCM
Topic: This conference will highlight the political, military and industrial issues involved in interoperability as well as provide a status report on international defence cooperation.
International Air Show
July 17-23, 2006 - Farnborough, U.K.
The Farnborough Air Show - one of the most internationally recognized and attended aerospace events – is set for July 17-23. A globally renowned showcase of aerospace technology and systems, Farnborough is an excellent networking opportunity for companies and organizations selling into defence and civilian aerospace sector.
Would your export projects benefit from a guarantee of contract performance backed by the government of Canada? Could your company benefit from valuable guidance and advice on how to meet foreign government contractual requirements? Need to better understand the procedures and rules associated with complex government-to-government markets? Companies, Trade Commissioners and other Canadian participants interested in meeting with CCC participants are encouraged to contact Tom DeWolf, Director Business Development and Sales at tdewolf@ccc.ca to arrange a meeting at the show and learn how CCC can help you with your next export contract.
22nd National Space Symposium
April 3-6, 2006 - Colorado Springs, Colorado
Attending the 22nd National Space Symposium? Plan to meet with CCC’s Gabriela Gref-Innes at this important event to discuss how CCC can help you with your next export contract in this sector. To arrange a meeting in advance, email Gabriela or visit her at the Canadian Government Booth no. 211.
The National Space Symposium is the foremost North American space event, covering a broad range of topics from civil and military programs, government procurement and technology development.
For more information about the National Space Symposium visit http://www.nationalspacesymposium.org/index2.cfm.
CSA Earth Observation INFO Days
December 12–14, 2005 - St-Hubert, Quebec
How does space-based earth observation data contribute to security and how does it support Canada's foreign policy? What are the implications of earth observation on disaster management? Interested in knowing more about earth observation programs and projects? If you are a company working with space technology, consider attending the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) Earth Observation Days December 12-14 in St-Hubert, Quebec. This event features a conference, exhibition and networking opportunities. CCC's Tim O'Farrell will be on hand meet with exporting companies interested in learning more about CCC. Participation is limited to 200 – so register early! For more information please visit http://www.space.gc.ca/asc/eng/events/2005/infodays.asp. If you would like to book a meeting, contact .
UVS Canada
November 15-18, 2005 - Banff, Alberta
Join CCC at UVS Canada's 3rd national conference as the national non-profit association representing Canada's superbly talented unmanned vehicle system community gathers to celebrate another year of exceptional progress and growth.
The focus of this year's conference is on Advancing Innovations and Partnerships. CCC's British Columbia representative, Ted Benson, will be present in a workshop for UVS companies interested in leveredging government services for international business.
For more information about the conference, please visit www.uvscanada.org.
Defense and Security Innovation 2005
November 15-18, 2005
Join CCC, in Québec, at the Château Frontenac November 15-18, 2005 for Defence Security Innovation 2005, a unique Canada-wide event that represents an opportunity in Canada to gather representatives from government, the Canadian Forces, civilian authorities involved in crisis response, research institutes and the private sector. On Friday 18, Norm Weir, Senior Account Executive, Security Products will participate in a seminar focusing on "Business Opportunities for Private Sectors and Academia". The session, which will include a breakfast networking opportunité, will take place from 07:30 to 10:25.
Register for one-on-one meetings with Norm Weir, Senior Account Executive Security Products and Paule Mathieu, Manager CCC Québec Liaison Office.
For more information about Defence & Security Innovation 2005, visit www.defenseinnovation.org.
Government Procurement Conference of the Americas
Atlanta, GA – November 1-3, 2005 - Looking for new export opportunities in the Americas? The Government Procurement Conference of the Americas, in Atlanta, Georgia, will be where Canadian companies can learn more about how and what governments are purchasing.
Exporters who attend the conference will learn about government procurement practices and get industry perspectives on doing business in countries throughout the Americas. Speakers will address topics that include how the Internet is making government procurement more transparent and fair, the impact of free trade agreements, and opportunities for small business participation in government procurement.
Participants can also arrange one-on-one meetings with representatives of government agencies to get more information on possible business opportunities and advice on how best to pursue them.
Register by September 23, 2005 and save!
The Canadian Commercial Corporation, U.S. General Services Administration, and Organization of American States are organizing the event.
Homeland Defense Symposium 2005
October 24-27, 2005 - Colorado Springs
CCC is pleased to co-host a reception with the Consulate General of Canada at Homeland Defense Symposium 2005. This year, the Homeland Defense Symposium 2005 has declared October 26 as Canada Day, demonstrating a strong security partnership between Canada and the United States and the reception, held that day from 3:30-5:30 in the Canada Booth will celebrate that honour.
The Consulate General of Canada in Denver will host a Canadian Pavilion at next week's Homeland Defense Symposium 2005 in Colorado Springs at the Broadmoor Hotel, from October 24 - 27, 2005. This national conference and trade show-sponsored by National Homeland Defense Foundation, U.S. Northern Command and the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD)-will address a range of homeland security issues, such as North American border security, space and missile defense, terrorism, weapons of mass destruction and intelligence sharing, as well as the roles of the medical community, national first responders, higher education and the media.
For more information, or to find out how to participate in the symposium, please contact Nathalie Couture, trade commissioner for the Consulate General of Canada in Denver, at (303) 626-0662 or nathalie.couture@international.gc.ca.
Interseg 2005 and the 5th IACP Conference
October 16-18, 2005 - Foz e Iguacu, Parana, Brazil
Interseg 2005 and the 5th IACP Conference will take place in Foz e Iguacu, Parana, Brazil from October 16th to October 18th 2005. CCC, Ontario Exports, MDEIE from Quebec, The Ontario Provincial Police, The RCMP, and EDC along with specialized Canadian Private Companies will be present at Interseg 2005. Join CCC’s Ramon de Freitas at Interseg 2005.
The International Law Enforcement Technology, Services and Products Exhibition is the most important specialized business fair in Latin America for the Public Security sector. The fair will exhibit the latest in technology, products and services for a highly-qualified public: officials from public security departments of the municipal, state and federal governments of Brazil and other Latin American countries. This year, the 5th edition of the IACP – The International Association of Chiefs of Police - South American Executive Policing Conference will take place at the same time as Interseg 2005. This conference is recognized as the most important forum on Public Security in South America and it has attracted the most important members from the public security sector and police force leaders in South America and beyond since its very first edition in 2001.
For more information about Interseg 2005, please visit http://www.iacp2005.com.br/ingles/home/index.php.
DSEi 2005
September 13-16, 2005 - London, UK
Do you sell products and services geared at the defense and security industry? If so, DSEi is the show for you. If you plan to attend DSEi this fall, plan to meet with Tom DeWolf, Director, Business Development and Sales, to discuss your projects and how CCC can add value to your company’s proposal bringing that coveted government contract to a faster close. Please contact Terry Scott at to arrange a meeting with Mr. DeWolf.
The Canadian Pavillion will be coordinated by the Canadian Defense Industries Association and Industry Canada. For more information, please visit www.cdia.ca.
DSEi is the world’s largest and fastest growing international aerospace, land and maritime defense exhibition. Complete show information can be found at www.dsei.co.uk.
AIAC Annual General Meeting
September 26, 2005 - Toronto, ON
You work hard to grow a satisfied customer base, but how can you be sure that your products and services are truly valued by your customers? You know you are as good – or better - than the competition, but do your customers really reap the benefits? Have you ever wondered what more you need to do ensure that you anticipate your customers needs, even before they do? The 44th Annual AIAC AGM and Conference – “Delivering Customer Value” is the essential conference for firms supplying products and services to the aerospace industry. The conference will highlight competitiveness challenges for individual companies and the aerospace sector in general. Senior industry leaders and market analysts will provide their perspectives on how the individual elements of innovation, productivity, design and development capabilities, quality and cost reduction come together in today’s value equation.
As a proud supporter, CCC encourages you to Join John McBride, President CCC and Robert Ryan, Vice-President, Operations at this information and must-attend conference. For more information or for complete conference details, please visit www.aiac.ca.
STEP Conference
September 26-27, 2005 – Regina, SK
Join Bruce Fox, Business Development and Sales and Angela Wasylynka, CCC Saskatchewan Representative at the annual STEP Conference. Ms. Wasylynka and Mr. Fox will be on hand to meet with Canadian exporters interested in working with CCC for the export contracts. CCC is a proud sponsor of this annual conference.
Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership (STEP) and Custom House Global Foreign Exchange are pleased to present the 5th Annual Growing Locally - Succeeding Globally Conference. Join us this year as Saskatchewan celebrates our Centennial. This year’s conference will focus on "Trading with Certainty in an Uncertain World". The event brings together experts from various international organizations who will share their knowledge and services in an information-packed conference. Sessions will focus on the needs of companies at all stages of the Export Continuum, from new exporters to experienced exporters. For more information, or to register for the conference, please visit www.sasktrade.sk.ca.
06.13.05 - Paris Air Show 2005
CCC is pleased to host the parachute club receptions at the Canada Pavilion in Hall 3, Stand E7-B at the Paris Air Show. Attending the show? Join us on Wednesday, June 15 from 15:00-16:00 for the Japan-Canada reception and on Thursday, June 16 from 10:00 – noon for the Israel-Canada reception. Open to all Canadians attending the Paris Air Show.
Do you have or know of projects that would benefit from the guarantee of contract performance backed by the government of Canada? Companies, Trade Commissioners and other Canadian participants interested in meeting with CCC participants, Robert Ryan, Vice-President of Operations and Tom DeWolf, Director, Business Development and Sales are encouraged to contact Tom DeWolf at to arrange a meeting at the show.
The Paris Air Show is a world-renowned event that takes place at Le Bourget every second year. For more information, please visit www.paris-air-show.com. For more information on the Canadian Participation, please contact the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC) at www.aiac.ca.
05.30.05 - The International Economic Forum of the Americas: Conference of Montréal
The International Economic Forum of the Americas/Conference of Montréal, May 30 to June 1, aims to promote open discussion of major international economic issues, and facilitate contact between representatives of business, government and international agencies, as well as the academic world and civil society. Look for CCC representatives and participants throughout the conference and feel free to engage in discussion that captures the spirit of the Conference.
CCC is proud to support the Conference of Montréal reception on June 1 at the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts.
For more information about the conference, please visit www.conferencedemontreal.com.
05.16.05 - Ontario Global Traders Gala Event
Join us at the 7th Annual Ontario Global Traders Gala. The awards recognize the outstanding export achievements of the most innovative and successful small and medium-sized enterprises, business leaders and students in Ontario. CCC is a proud sponsor of the Innovation Award.
Toronto Gala Event
May 16, 2005 - 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Isabel Bader Theatre, Toronto
04.14.05 - CANSEC 2005
Looking to sell into defence and security markets internationally? Look for us on April 14th at CANSEC 2005, Canada’s defence and security technology showcase, hosted by the Canadian Defence Industries Association (CDIA).
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04.07.05 - Ontario Global Traders Awards and Export Forum
Join us at the 7th Annual Ontario Global Traders Awards and Export Forum. The awards recognize the outstanding export achievements of the most innovative and successful small and medium-sized enterprises, business leaders and students in Ontario. CCC is a proud sponsor of the Innovation Award.
Winners of the regional awards in each of four regions (Southwest, Central, Eastern and Northern) and six award categories (Leadership, Innovation, Market Expansion-Product, Market Expansion-Service, Partnership, and Student Achievement) compete for the top Provincial prize at the Gala in May.
More than just an awards ceremony: In each city workshops and discussion groups, led by experts from the private and public sectors, will offer delegates one-on-one opportunities to learn about selected topics in exporting. CCC's Ontario Regional Representative, Ian Brown and Sr. Business Development Officer, Alex Papadakis, will take part in discussion groups.
Windsor
April 7, 2005 - 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Holiday Inn Select
Ajax
April 14, 2005- 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Deer Creek Golf and Banquet Facility
Cornwall
April 21, 2005 - 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Cornwall Civic Convention Centre
Thunder Bay
April 27, 2005 - 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Valhalla Inn
04.06.05 - Americana
Join CCC, in Montreal, at the Palais des Congrès April 6-8, 2005 for AMERICANA, the largest multi-sectoral environmental trade show and conference in the Americas. Over three days, exhibitors will present a diverse range of environmental solutions. On Thursday April 7, Paule Mathieu, Manager, CCC Quebec Liaison Office will participate in a panel discussion on “How to do business in the US.” The session will take place from 13:30 to 15:00 in room 522B.
Register in the Matchmaking Program to meet with Gabriela Gref-Innes, Senior Business Development Officer or Paule Mathieu.
Too busy developing leads during the show to catch up with our representatives? No problem, both will be on-hand to meet with you at the Export Café –April 8 from 9:00-12:30 in room 524 A-B. The Export Café, hosted by the Trade Commissioner Service, provides companies with the opportunity to meet government partners to discuss their export projects in the environment sector.
For more information and to register for the Export Café visit www.infoexport.gc.ca/outreach/americana/americana-en.htm.
For more information about Americana and to register for the matchmaking service, visit www.americana.org.
04.03.05 - Canada Trade Mission to India
Hugh O'Donnell, President of CCC, and Tom DeWolf, Director of Business Development and Sales, will join Minister Peterson in Mumbai and New Delhi on the Canada Trade Mission to India.
The mission is an opportunity for Canadian companies interested in selling their products and services to India to take advantage of a tailored program that consists of plenaries, seminars and hospitality, and networking events designed to introduce companies to local government decision makers as well as Indian businesses and Canadian companies that are active in the region.
CCC is pleased to sponsor the plenary sessions held in Mumbai on April 4 at 10:00am and in New Delhi on April 6 at 10:00am.
For more information on the Canada Trade Mission to India please visit http://www.teamcanada.gc.ca/india2005/join-en.asp.
03.31.05 - A Global Contracting Event
CCC in collaboration with Business New Brunswick (BNB) and Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) and working with SNC Lavalin will present A Global Contracting Event at the Hotel Beauséjour in Moncton, N.B. Exporting businesses in Atlantic Canada can learn about SNC Lavalin’s pre-qualification of its sub-contractors and the range of services that CCC, BNB and ACOA offer to support exports. Program begins with a networking event at 9:30 am on March 31st and runs all day with opportunities for one-on-one meetings with presenting organizations throughout the afternoon.
To register:
Canada-New Brunswick Business Service Centre
1-888-811-1119
cbscnb@cbsc.ic.gc.ca
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02.02.05 - AFCEA West
The Canadian Consulate General in Los Angeles has organized a Canadian Procurement Seminar at the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) West Conference. The seminar will be held at 4:00 p.m. on February 2. It will feature a presentation by CCC Sr. Business Development Officer Norm Weir on the role of CCC in U.S. government procurement. The seminar is open to all participants of the AFCEA West Conference. For more information about the seminar, please visit the Canadian Consulate General in booth 1918.
AFCEA West 2005 is the largest event on the West Coast for communications, electronics, intelligence, information systems and imaging, as well as military weapon systems, aviation, shipbuilding and more.
01.18.05 - Trade mission to China
CCC’s president, Hugh O’Donnell, will be joining International Trade Minister Jim Peterson as he leads a trade mission to China from January 18 to 25, 2005. The mission will help Canadian business further explore the immense commercial opportunities in Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong. CCC’s strategic focus on China is evolving as this market opens to Canadian infrastructure and environmental solutions that CCC can support with government-to-government arrangements.
12.01.04 - Join CCC at Construct Canada
December 1-3, 2004, investigate how CCC expertise in negotiating commercial contracts and offering a government-to-government platform for large construction initiatives can add value in your next international project. On December 1st from 8:45-10:30AM, Mr. Ian Brown, CCC’s Ontario representative will present an overview of CCC services to Canadian exporters as part of Construct Canada’s Government Services component of the International Business Forum.
With over 21,000 attendees and 1050 exhibits, Construct Canada is Canada's largest trade show for architectural, building construction and housing products and technologies.
11.17.04 - Boost your win probability
Join us in Montreal for the 2004 Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters (CME) Annual Conference and Tradeshow— Nov 17-18, 2004. Join us at the Innovation and Exports Conference and Tradeshow where CCC will be presenting Boost Your Win Probability with SourceCAN Leads and CCC Export Contracting Expertise. When you start your sales process with a good, qualified lead, you’re one step closer to success. CCC’s partnership in SourceCAN helps you zero in on the right opportunities for your company then gives you access to expert advice on how to turn those opportunities into contracts.
11.15.04 - Federal Government Procurement Conference of the Americas
Join us in Vancouver for the 2004 Federal Government Procurement Conference of the Americas — Nov 15-17, 2004. For the first time, CCC and GSA federal government procurement executives and suppliers from Canada, the United States, Mexico and other Latin American countries will come together at the Federal Government Procurement Conference of the Americas . Learn about the purchasing needs and methods of federal governments throughout the Americas . Speakers from several federal governments and prime contractors will explain how procurement works in their respective countries, and provide information on future procurement requirements and programs.
Register at www.fgpca2004.com
11.08.04 - Government Procurement Seminar
Join us in Washington , D.C. for the Canadian Embassy’s Government Procurement Seminar— Nov 8-10, 2004. CCC’s own Norm Weir will give the lunch keynote address on Defence and Security Contracting: Lessons Learned on November 8th. The seminar includes a half-day briefing on government procurement, followed by breakout sessions on procurement issues. Companies will also have the opportunity to participate in the Coalition for Government Procurement’s Fall Conference and attend an Embassy-sponosred reception.
Register at http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/sell2USgov/menu-en.asp
09.20.04 - AIAC Annual General Meeting
Join us in Ottawa for the 2004 Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC) Annual General Meeting– Sep 20-21, 2004. The New Growth Opportunities, New Challenges conference focuses on new business opportunities as well as illuminating the public policy implications for Canada of changing global market dynamics. What will it take for Canada to retain its aerospace technological leadership, to provide adequate export sales financing capacity, to optimize Canadian participation in international civil aviation, defence and space programs, to fully exploit Canadian industrial capabilities in meeting Canada ’s national security needs?
Register at http://www.aiac.ca/agm_site/
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