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W01 – Québec: Competitiveness, Growth, and Expansion
Wednesday, February 17 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am • Room 511D
Presented By
A great momentum is building in the logistics and freight
transport sector around Québec and especially in the Greater
Montréal area. This panel will discuss the ($9-billion)
plan announced by the Québec government to develop the province’s maritime
infrastructure (with $4 billion of this amount anticipated to come from the private
sector). Premier Philippe Couillard is confident this initiative will create 10,000 jobs
within the next five years and up to 30,000 by 2030. Some of the proposed projects
are related to tourism, fishing, and transportation along the St. Lawrence River, as
well as the development of a maritime transportation logistics hub in the Greater
Montréal area. This panel will also discuss the creation of the metropolitan cluster
of logistics and transportation in Montréal (‘CargoM’). CargoM’s mission is to bring
together all players in logistics and freight in Greater Montréal.
W05 – Air Cargo 2020: A Clear Vision
Wednesday, February 17 • 11:00 am – 12:30 pm • Room 511D
Where is the air cargo industry today and where do
we expect to be in 2020 – only four short years away?
Executives from the air cargo sector will speak to their
experiences and expectations on subjects as far-ranging
as eAWB, air cargo security (here and around the world),
bigger aircrafts, and the first/last mile. At the end of this
discussion, participants will have a better understanding of
the challenges and opportunities created by technology, the
changing regulatory environment, and infrastructure and
capacity.
SpONSORED By
Presented By
Ruth Snowden Sal Ciotti Darryl Horzelenberg Penny McCullough
Gary Ogden
Magali Amiel
Mathieu Charbonneau
Alain Houde
Dan Smith
Moderator: Magali Amiel, Ph.D, MCILT, Senior Project Manager, CargoM
Speakers: Mathieu Charbonneau, Executive Director, CargoM
Alain Houde, Director, Investment & Strategic Development, City of Montreal
Dan Smith, Principal, The Tioga Group
W03 – Foreign Trade Zone and the Trans-Pacific Partnership -
What Does It Mean and How Does It Benefit You?
Wednesday, February 17 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am • Room 511F
Presented By
The Government of Canada defines the term “foreign
trade zone” (FTZ) as a “reference to a specific
designated location within a country that is eligible for
duty and tax exemptions with respect to the purchase or
importation of inputs or finished goods. These goods are then processed, assembled
or packaged in the FTZ for re-export (in which case taxes and duties do not apply),
or for entry into the domestic market (in which case taxes and duties would be
deferred until the time of entry).” With foreign trade zones (FTZ) being created
across Canada over the past year after a successful pilot project in Manitoba,
please join us to learn more about foreign trade zones and the Trans-Pacific
Partnership (TPP). What do they mean for the Canadian economy? How can they
benefit your business?
Moderator: Ruth Snowden, Executive Director, CIFFA
Speakers: Sal Ciotti, Managing Director, Air Canada Cargo
Darryl Horzelenberg, Manager, Route Development, Aviation Services, Greater
Toronto Airports Authority
Penny McCullough, National Product Manager, Airfreight - Canada, Agility
Gary D. Ogden, Partner & Vice President, GTA Aviation
W07 – Supply Chain Cost Reduction
Wednesday, February 17 • 11:00 am – 12:30 pm • Room 511F
Join us for a conversation on supply chain costing analysis from a lean
manufacturing, audit, and network design perspective. If you want to reduce your
supply chain costs and understand the key components of supply chain audits and
supply chain network costs, join our panel of industry experts. With over 60 years of
collective industry experience, this panel will discuss the different ways to evaluate
your supply chain. They will present the 7 types of supply chain waste, error
elimination and “getting it right the first time”, how to evaluate your planned vs.
actual costs, and what to watch for when designing or revising your current supply
chain structure.
Corrie Banks Kleo Landucci Ann Pompilio
Mark Szakonyi Steve Banks Jim Brown Peter Wallis
Moderator: Mark Szakonyi, Executive Editor, Journal of Commerce
Speakers: Steve Banks, Partner, Triskele Logistics Ltd.
Jim Brown, General Manager, JRSB Logistics Consulting Ltd.
Peter Wallis, Executive Director, The Van Horne Institute
Speakers: Corrie Banks, President, Triskele Logistics Ltd.
Kleo Landucci, Vice President, Projects & Development, Ashcroft Terminal
Ann Pompilio, Chief Financial Officer, 3PL Links
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