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Symposium, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security
Conference highlights: B2B/B2G Meetings Networking & Social Events *NEW* Women in Aerospace Canada - Atlantic Networking event Displays, Tours, and more! Defence Procurement Trends Supply Chain Opportunities Tech & Innovation Showcase Tools & Programs for SMEs https://www.defencetrendssymposium.ca/
Symposium, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security
The Atlantic Canada Aerospace & Defence Association (ACADA), in partnership with the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA), is pleased to be hosting 2020 Defence Trends Symposium in Fredericton, NB May 4-6, 2020. This year's conference program will be hosted at the Crowne Plaza Fredericton and CFB Gagetown! Hear from senior military, government and industry leaders and connect with the right people, in the right environment! Recently confirmed speakers include: Col Keith Osmond - Commander, 5th Canadian Division Support Group Capt(N) Sheldon Gillis - Director Naval Requirement, Royal Canadian Navy Col Christopher Renahan - Director Land Requirements, Canadian Army Dr. David Perry - Vice President and Senior Analyst Canadian Global Affairs Institute Eric Fournier - Director General (Science & Technology) for Strategic Decision Support, DND Jennifer MacLean - Director, Collaboration, NGen (Next Generation Manufacturing Canada) More to be announced – stay tuned! https://www.defencetrendssymposium.ca/
Webinar, Land
COMPLIMENTARY ACCESS - LIMITED SPACE DATE: May 1st, 2020 TIME: 13:00 - 14:30 EST CLICK TO REGISTER CANADA'S NATIONAL SECURITY AFTER COVID-19 A number of national security challenges have arisen or been exposed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The very notion of what Canadian national security is has broadened, along with the mandate of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) and the supporting role of our defence and security industry. With regards to the CAF more specifically, what role is this institution currently playing in the COVID-19 pandemic, how is this expected to change? Are the CAF and its supply chain ready to answer governments' calls for domestic assistance relating to COVID-19, while simultaneously continuing its other core missions at home and abroad at an effective capacity? With regards to Canadian businesses and the national economy more generally, how will an intensified focus on national security, and renewed emphasis on preparedness for future crises impact investments in sectors seen as critical to national security? PANEL 1 Adam P. MacDonald and Carter Vance will provide our viewers with a brief overview on how the CAF is currently responding to the crisis, its perspective on the situation, and what lessons have already been learned during the last few weeks. The authors will also present their paper, “Covid-19 and the Canadian Armed Forces: Overview, Analysis, and Next Steps” which elaborates on whether or not the Canadian Armed Forces is properly mandated, and should be tasked with the increasing domestic duties being placed upon it alongside its other defence commitments. The authors will also discuss the post-pandemic policy implications. PANEL 2 Shawn C. D. Neylan and Marc Barbeau will present their essay, “National Security after COVD-19”, which delves into what they describe as the long-term legacy of the virus – an intensified focus on “national security” on the part of the government and Canadian society. The authors will pose the question, -- what specific direction will this renewed focus take, and what will this mean for Canadian industry across all major sectors? What are the likely post-pandemic industrial policies that will encourage investments in and outside of Canada, and how will the Canadian government ensure that foreign investments do not negatively impact the security of Canada's critical infrastructure? The authors will also discuss how the lessons learned throughout this pandemic can better prepare Canada for future crises relating to national defence and climate change.
Webinar, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security
Série de webinaires de PwC | Réponse à la crise de la COVID-19 : Ce que les chefs d'entreprises canadiennes doivent savoir L'Organisation mondiale de la santé a déclaré la COVID-19 comme une urgence de santé publique internationale. Alors que la réponse de la communauté internationale continue d'évoluer, des entreprises de tous les secteurs font face à plusieurs défis majeurs qu'elles doivent relever rapidement. Cette semaine, nous vous invitons à un webinaire en compagnie de nos experts, où vous aurez l'occasion d'en apprendre davantage sur les stratégies de gestion de PwC associées à la COVID‑19. Sortir plus fort de la crise : leviers de création de valeur, optimisation rapide des dépenses fournisseurs et efficacité de la fonction finance moderne Présenté en français Date : Le jeudi 30 avril 2020 Heure : De 12 à 13 h (heure de l'Est) Inscrivez-vous à notre webinaire dès maintenant! Pour toute question, veuillez contacter Océane Enjalbert. PwC Series | Responding to COVID-19: What Canadian business leaders should know COVID-19 has been declared a public health emergency of international concern by the World Health Organization. As the global response continues to evolve, companies across all industries are facing several potentially significant challenges to which they need to respond rapidly. This week, we invite you to a webinar with our experts, where you will learn more about PwC's management strategies associated with the COVID-19 outbreak. Emerging stronger from the crisis: levers for value creation, third party spend rapid optimisation and a modern finance function Presented in French Date: Thursday, April 30, 2020 Time (EST): 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm Register for the webinar now!
Webinar, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security
CCMM : Les experts du Cabinet de relations publiques NATIONAL et de Deloitte se réunissent pour faire le point sur l'impact de la COVID-19 sur l'industrie manufacturière au Québec, composée essentiellement de PME dont plusieurs ont dû cesser leurs activités. M. Duhamel commencera par un survol des enjeux liés à la COVID-19 pour les manufacturiers québécois et des mises à jour des mesures de santé et sécurité pour les usines en fonction. MM. Boudreau et Lupien présenteront quant à eux les principes fondamentaux de la communication en temps de crise. Ils vous donneront des conseils pour mieux communiquer avec vos employés en télétravail et pour optimiser vos échanges. Ils traiteront également du positionnement de votre marque employeur pendant et après la COVID-19. Jeudi 30 avril 2020 à 14h INFORMEZ-VOUS !
Conference, Aerospace
We are proud to announce, the 15th annual Military Space Situational Awareness Conference will return to London on the 29th and 30th April 2020. Part of our newly launched Space Week - held in conjunction with a Small Satellites Conference (April 27th - 28th), to provide a holistic view of the new space environment. As the leading conference in Europe dedicated to space surveillance, this year's forum will once again bring together key stakeholders across the military, government and industry sectors to discuss how we build a collaborative approach to space management and Space Situational Awareness (SSA), at a time when the domain is increasingly congested with active satellites along with space debris and junk. Similarly, as new LEO mega-constellations come online at an increasing rate, avoiding a repeat of the 2009 Iridium crash remains at the forefront of all industry professionals' minds, as we attempt to ensure that necessary and responsible space exploration and development can continue for years to come. Key focuses include space debris, space surveillance and tracking (SST), space weather, the impact of new mega-constellations and international partnerships in space. Featuring 120+ attendees, 7+ hours of networking and an extensive exhibition space - once again this year's conference will provide unparalleled chance to meet and greet all the key players in this important domain and remains a key calendar date for anyone involved in the satellite sector. Benefits of Attending Hear from senior military, government and civil officials on the latest SST technological solutions being developed by the CSpoC and other operations centres, to enhance the security of space assets through domain awareness Discuss what the emerging LEO constellations mean for space traffic management and how government and industry can build a collaborative approach to future space management Listen to key allied partners from the US, Europe and APAC regions, where a holistic approach to SSA is being developed Learn about key issues impacting space security including: debris, ASATS, space weather and more https://www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21795
Conference, Naval
Given the current situation with COVID-19, we are committed to following Health Canada and government advice or suggested restrictions in the size of public gatherings. Therefore, CIMarE has no alternative but to postpone the Mari-Tech Conference and Exhibition 2020 scheduled at the Halifax Convention Centre, April 28-30. The conference will instead occur in the spring of 2021 once all arrangements have been reaffirmed. Further information on the status of the conference, including the revised date and other logistical details, will be announced following the advice of Canadian public health officials. Our event management team will be in communication with delegates, speakers, sponsors and exhibitors in the coming days to clarify the next steps for the conference. On behalf of CIMarE, we are very thankful for your continued support and patience as we respond to the events unfolding that are beyond our control. We hope you and your families stay safe and healthy through this challenging period. ******** WELCOME TO MARI-TECH 2020 CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION, VISION, INNOVATION AND TRENDING IN THE MARINE SECTOR, COMING TO THE BRAND NEW HALIFAX CONVENTION CENTRE, HALIFAX, NS, APRIL 28-30, 2020! ABOUT THE CONFERENCE Mari-Tech was created by the Canadian Institute of Marine Engineering (CIMarE) in 1976 and is the premier event for the marine engineering community in Canada. Held annually, Mari-Tech is hosted in turn by each of the CIMarE's seven branches; the 2020 edition is hosted by CIMarE's Atlantic Branch. The conference has earned a respected position as a neutral, non-political event devoted to engaging the private sector, government and academia. Escape from the office to a place where you can visualise, create and discuss issues facing marine professionals with some of the most imaginative and strategic minds in the industry. This year's conference theme, Vision, Innovation and Trending in the Marine Sector, challenges marine engineers to look forward at coming innovations in fuels, propulsion systems, controls and more. The Mari-Tech 2020 will highlight the industry's hot topics in a series of keynote and technical presentations by distinguished experts from the public and private sector. Connect with 400+ leading professionals from across the world, including: Industry leaders and senior management from the private sector Government policy-makers (federal, territorial and provincial) Innovators and consulting firms Academics Communications and government relations professionals Young professionals and the next generation of marine engineers Get ready to leave with new skills, creativity and energy! http://mari-techconference.ca/
Webinar, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security
L'AQT : Les gouvernements ont annoncé plusieurs mesures en peu de temps pour permettre aux entreprises de traverser la crise : Subventions salariales (75% et 10%) PACM – formation PACTE – garanties de prêts PIRTE CNRC, emprunts pour loyers et frais fixes etc. Comment s'y retrouver ? Quels programmes conviennent le mieux à ma situation ? Comment s'en prévaloir ? Des experts de chez E&Y feront le tour des mesures gouvernementales pour vous aider à préparer la reprise et répondront à toutes vos questions. Mardi 28 avril 2020 de 10h45 à 11h45 INSCRIVEZ-VOUS !
Webinar, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security
ÉVÉNEMENT AÉRO MONTRÉAL Aéro Montréal demeure très mobilisée pour ses membres et poursuit sa série de webinaires. En s'associant à Norton Rose Fulbright, notre équipe vous proposait récemment le webinaire Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Défis et obligations légales des entreprises en temps de pandémie. Vous avez très nombreux à nous partager vos commentaires positifs sur le sujet. Me Éric Lallier, associé en droit de l'emploi et du travail chez Norton Rose Fulbright, sera donc de retour le vendredi 24 avril, à 11 h, pour vous proposer une nouvelle mise à jour sur les obligations légales liées à l'emploi dans le cadre de cette situation exceptionnelle. Ne manquez pas ce rendez-vous spécifiquement conçu pour les chefs d'entreprise et leurs gestionnaires ! À l'agenda du webinaire Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Défis et obligations légales des entreprises : mise à jour pour une relance efficace : • Les obligations des employeurs relatives au droit du travail, à la lumière des mesures disponibles pour une relance efficace • Une période de questions ouvertes avec M. Éric Lallier Veuillez noter que le nombre de places est limité et réservé aux membres d'Aéro Montréal. RÉSERVEZ VOTRE PLACE *Suivant votre inscription, un lien Web vous sera envoyé.
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