“Bracing for the future: Ready for Change in the Transportation Sector”!

The day started at 12 pm with lunch and networking followed by a workshop of speakers focused on the relevant topics facing us today. At 4:30 pm we had our Annual General Meeting and a reception followed by dinner at 6:45 pm with guest speaker, Michael Keenan, Deputy Minister, Transport Canada.

 CILTNA appreciates generous sponsorship support from CN, GTAA and CP.

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 EVENT PRESENTATIONS:

Walter Spracklin, Equity Research Analyst, RBC, Road & Rail Trends – an Analyst Perspective

Joe Rogers, Ph.D. Senior Director, Delphi Group, Cost of Compliance with Carbon Regulations for Canada’s Rail and Truck Sectors

John Lawson, Consultant & Independent Transport Economics Researcher”, Carbon Tax Issues in the Transportation Sector – Focus on International Aviation and Marine Emissions

Ryan Greer, Director, Transportation & Infrastructure Policy, Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Perspectives on NAFTA Negotiations – Round 5

Louis-Paul Tardif, Director, Multimodal Transportation Performance & Capacity Analysis, Transport Canada, Supply Chain Resilience:  Competitiveness of our Transport System

John Coleman, Senior fellow, Carleton University, First Principles of Transportation Policy

Michael Keenan, Deputy Minister, Transport Canada, Speaking Notes for CILTNA Annual Dinner, 2017

Two Day Event: Tackling Disruptive Change

CILTNA hosted a special two-day event on how to profit from the rapid pace of change facing transportation and logistics professionals today.

Day One: come and discuss with experts the challenges and opportunities arising from disruptive change in the world economy:
o With big policy changes recommended by David Emerson, big infrastructure investments promised by government, and a new roadmap from the Minister of Transport – where do we go from here?

o Taking stock of a post-U.S. election world, what needs to be discussed and who needs to be involved to begin working toward an integrated, long term and modernized sector?

o Recognizing the realities of a trading nation, what needs to happen to position the sector for the next fifteen years’ growth?

Day Two: the 2017 CILTNA Transport Outlook Conference will tackle “disruptive change: positioning the sector to grow and prosper”

CILTNA appreciates generous sponsorship support from Port of Montreal, CN and GTAA.

Session Sponsors were; HKTDC, HKETO, Fernandes Hearn LLP, Eagle Underwriting and McLean Hallmark

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EVENT PRESENTATIONS:

Eileen Waechter, Director, Corporate Relations & Strategic Partnerships, Greater Toronto Airports Authority, Pearson Connects: Growing Canada with a Mega-Hub Airport 

Jean Aubry-Morin, Vice-President, External Affairs, The St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation, Tackling Disruptive Change

November 14, 2016  – Sheraton, Ottawa

PRESENTATIONS

Kevin Laroche, Borden Ladner Gervais
“Autonomous Vehicles” – DOWNLOAD PDF

Bob Peters – Senior Development Officer, Cornwall Economic Development
“Servicing Eastern Canada – The Emergence of Cornwall Ontario as a Major Hub of Supply Chain Activity”  – DOWNLOAD PDF

Liz Drake – CPCS
“Logistics Hubs: What Makes them Succeed or Fail?”  – DOWNLOAD PDF

Michael Favreau – Canadian Pacific Railway
“Inland Terminals: A Railway Perspective”  – DOWNLOAD PDF

Craig Bradbrook – GTAA
“Current and Future Innovation in Transportation: Airports As Links in Supply Chains”  – DOWNLOAD PDF

Presentations from International Convention 2016

The following speaker presentations are now available on the website at http://www.ciltinternational.org/news-events/

Exploring the Belt & Road Initiative – Nick Choi and Ralph Chow – http://www.ciltinternational.org/analysis-events/exploring-belt-road-initiative/

Managing Risk in the Global Supply Chain – Dave Zamsky – http://www.ciltinternational.org/analysis-events/managing-risk-global-supply-chain/

Building for the Future – Jean Jacques Ruest – http://www.ciltinternational.org/analysis-events/building-for-the-future/

Goodwill Address Rt Hon Chibuike Amaechi – http://www.ciltinternational.org/analysis-events/minister-invites-north-america-link-nigeria/

Impact of the Panama Canal Expansion Discussion panel – http://www.ciltinternational.org/analysis-events/impact-panama-canal-expansion-north-america/

Impacts of NAFTA and TPP Trade Agreements for Air, Sea and Land Discussion panel – http://www.ciltinternational.org/analysis-events/impacts-nafta-tpp-trade-agreements-air-sea-land/

Technology & Innovation in Logistics and Transport Discussion panel – http://www.ciltinternational.org/analysis-events/technology-innovation-north-america-outlook-conference/

Taking our Place at the Table – Fiona Murray – http://www.ciltinternational.org/analysis-events/taking-place-table/

The following internal presentations are available on slideshare:

President’s Welcome Speech – https://www.slideshare.net/secret/17L09t5aTkIhkV (password ciltconvention16)

Professional Development and Training Session – https://www.slideshare.net/secret/4m9JX4cLix5Sp6(password ciltconvention16)

International Session: Stronger Together – https://www.slideshare.net/secret/uZokcIOVPYO4qY (password ciltconvention16)

International Session: Shaping our Future – https://www.slideshare.net/secret/ImAeKPpBxINEGz (password ciltconvention16)

WiLAT Annual Report – http://www.slideshare.net/ciltinternational/wilat-annual-report-62050107

Invitation to 3^rd China Conference – http://www.slideshare.net/ciltinternational/invitation-to-3rd-china-conference

WiLAT International Conference report – http://www.slideshare.net/ciltinternational/wilat-annual-international-conference

WiLAT: Greater Diversity through Mentorship – http://www.slideshare.net/ciltinternational/greater-diversity-through-mentorship

WilAT Report to International Conference – http://www.slideshare.net/ciltinternational/wilat-conference-report-to-cilt-international-convention-2016

YP Report to International Convention – http://www.slideshare.net/ciltinternational/yp-conference-report-to-international-convention-2016

SHIFTING TIMES: HOW THE AIR SECTOR IS CHANGING AND IMPLICATIONS OF TRADE AGREEMENTS FOR CANADA’S MULTIPLE TRANSPORT SECTORS

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