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SEMINARS T01 – Internet of Things: Opportunities & Impacts on Logistics Thursday, February 18 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am • Room 511D Can Canada become a leader in the Internet of Things (IoT) race? Technology is changing the way your company and your customers do business. Learn about the unprecedented ways the connected world is transforming the connected logistics enterprise by enhancing operational efficiency, improving safety and security, transforming the customer experience, and driving new business models while creating new challenges and raising new questions at every level of government. W10 – Keynote Luncheon Wednesday, February 17 • 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm • Room 510 SPONSORED By MSC is a world leader in global container shipping with an integrated network of road, rail, and sea transport resources stretching across the globe. Please join this keynote luncheon with Najim Shaikh, Vice President, Commercial Import, MSC, to hear more about MSC’s perspective on what the next 2-5 years, and beyond, hold for the shipping industry in Canada. Keynote Speaker: Najim Shaikh, Vice President, Commercial Import, MSC W13 – Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Trends and Best Practices Wednesday, February 17 • 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm • Room 511C Transporting healthcare products includes complex logistical methods to maintain the often temperature-sensitive shipment’s integrity. It requires specific equipment, storage facilities, harmonized handling procedures, and above all, strong cooperation among the cold chain partners. Learn about best practices, the latest Canadian Regulatory requirements, security and cold chain technology trends, remote shipping strategies, as well as the IATA CEIV Pharma certification program Ronald Schaefer and its impact on this crucial industry. Speaker: Ronald Schaefer, Project Lead, Centre of Excellence in Pharmaceutical Logistics, International Air Transport Association (IATA) W14 – Supply Chain Strategy, Design, and Compliance Wednesday, February 17 • 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm • Room 511F This educational seminar delivers insights into design and attributes of various types of supply chains versus the types of products from the point of view of the Supply Chain Manager. Learn about: • Sustainability practices in design and operation • Measurement, responsiveness, operations, and communications • Risk sources, impacts, and mitigation methods • Globally dispersed supply and demand and the effects on logistics • Inventory planning and control methods Speakers: John Griffin, CPIM, CSCP, Master Instructor, Vice President, Education, APICS Montréal Job Coenen, Business Development and Supply Chain Executive PRESENTED By Emily Atkins Greg Braun Aaron Lalvani Jui Ramaprasad Moderator: Emily Atkins, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief, MM&D Magazine Speakers: Greg Braun, Co-Founder & Senior Vice President, Sales & Marketing, C3 Solutions Aaron Lalvani, Senior Director, Business Development, IoT, BlackBerry Jui Ramaprasad, Assistant Professor, Information Systems, McGill University T02 – UN Mandated Verification of Weighing Loaded Containers Thursday, February 18 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am • Room 511C presented By As a result of marine accidents due to the misrepresentation of the weight of loaded containers, the UN Agency: International Maritime Organization (IMO) has issued new guidelines regarding the verified mass of container carrying cargo. The guidelines are issued pursuant to the UN Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) convention. Canada is a signatory to this convention and will be bound by the new requirements. Find out what the Canadian government’s plans are to implement these changes and how the changes will affect exporters and importers. Speaker: Bob Ballantyne, President, Freight Management Bob Ballantyne Association of Canada 14 www.cargologisticscanada.com
@CargoLogistics #cargo2016 T04 – Keynote Breakfast Thursday, February 18 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am • Room 510 CN transports more than C$250 billion worth of goods annually for a wide range of business sectors, ranging from resource products to manufactured products to consumer goods, across a rail network of approximately 20,000 route-miles spanning Canada and mid-America. Don’t miss this keynote breakfast and exclusive ‘fireside chat’ with Jim Vena, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, CN! Mr. Vena will be interviewed by Karl Moore, McGill Professor, Author, Forbes Columnist, and Producer, the CEO Series on CJAD. Mr. Vena and Mr. Moore will discuss CN’s perspective on how to maintain a healthy and vibrant transportation system and what it takes to generate the investment and innovation that allows CN to play its role as a true backbone of the economy. Speaker: Jim Vena, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, CN Interviewer: Karl Moore, Professor, McGill University; Author; Forbes Columnist; Producer, the CEO Series on CJAD T05 – NAFTA at 22: Current Issues & Different Approaches Thursday, February 18 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am • Room 511E This panel will discuss the main differences between the ‘Canadian’ and ‘US’ approaches to NAFTA, including: • Differences in NAFTA verification procedures and customs audits • Differences in court and agency approaches to NAFTA • Differences in proof of NAFTA claims -- would the US authorities follow the ‘DeRonde Tire Supply’ approach? • Post-export entry requirements in duty deferral situations -- a trap for the unwary • NAFTA drawback rules -- why does the U.S. keep putting its exporters at a disadvantage? • The effect of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) on NAFTA • Best practices in documenting and proving NAFTA claims; passing the baton to the next generation Moderator: John M. Peterson, Partner, Neville Peterson LLP Speakers: Mary-Anne Hardy, Senior Trade Consultant, Farrow Consulting Michael Sherbo, Director of Appeals, Dominion Consulting John M. Peterson W04 – Investments into Port Productivity: How to Do More for Less Wednesday, February 17 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am • Room 511E Maritime and inland terminal operators share a common challenge: they constantly need to cost-effectively drive up productivity levels in order to keep pace with growing demands. This seminar will provide deeper insights into best practices, shared lessons, and case studies focused on optimization projects in North America and globally. Ingo Marco Speaker: Ingo Marko, Senior Consultant, INFORM GmbH W08 – Community & Communication through Social Media Wednesday, February 17 • 11:00 am – 12:30 pm • Room 511E An effective digital strategy can help build your brand recognition – but did you know it has the power to grow community acceptance and increase your business efficiency? Learn from a panel of social media/community management experts on how to build stakeholder trust and communicate the right message at the right time to your customers. Learn from game changing digital strategies and case studies regarding dynamic shifts in social license and productivity through these modern (sometimes mysterious) -- but highly powerful channels of communication. Marie-Chantal Savoy Daniel Olivier Timothy Simpson Frédéric Verreault Speakers: Marie-Chantal Savoy, Director, Marketing Innovation, CN Daniel Olivier, Director, Business Intelligence & Innovation, Port of Montréal Timothy Simpson, Head of Marketing & Communications, Maersk Group Pablo Stevenson, Founder & President, Ressac Frédéric Verreault, Partner, TACT Intelligence-conseil W15 – The Importance of Rail to Port Productivity Wednesday, February 17 • 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm • Room 511E SPONSORED By ‘The ripple effect’: The rail component to a terminal operation’s level of productivity is crucial as the use of intermodal rail, in particular, continues to grow. What do our freight railroads need to do now to hold a seamless connection to ports and terminals? What are the long term capacity and infrastructure plans? This panel will discuss efficiency, reliability, competitiveness, safety, technology, and other critical essentials necessary to maintain a fluid rail network for your supply chain. Moderator: Michael Kieran, President, Kieran MAS Speakers: Tony Boemi, Vice President, Growth & Development, Port of Montréal Bob Landucci, President & CEO, Ashcroft Terminal Cargo Logistics Canada • February 17+18, 2016 15
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