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Canada - China Dialogue for the Environment

Thank you to all who participated in and attended The Canada China Environmental Forum on June 12, 2008 in Toronto.

We would also like to thank you sponsors: The Home Depot, Ontario Centres of Excellence, Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, The Harmony Foundation of Canada, and partners: CCBC, HKCBAOWIT, Green Business Magazine, and ONEIA.
 
TLI-The Mandarin School and Summerhill Group, in cooperation with some of Canada’s leading environmental companies, business associations and government agencies, are honoured to bring together business leaders, government representatives, policy experts, potential investors, developers, marketers, scholars, and other stakeholders in the environmental industry between Canada and China. 
The CCEF 2008 was designed to stimulate ideas, encourage partnerships, and inspire Canadian and Chinese businesses to create relationships and opportunities that have significant impact for the environment in both Canada and China. 

We are currently accepting proposals for sponsorship and partnership for 2009's Canada China Environmental Forum, to be held in cities across Canada, and in one city in China.  Please contact carla@canadachinagreen.com to submit a proposal.

Click here to download 2008 Speaker Presentations.


2008 Speakers Included:

Nicholas Parker, Chairman & Managing Partner Cleantech Group LLC
Annette Verschuren, CEO The Home Depot Canada & China
Dr.You-Zhi Tang, Chairman of Canada-China Environmental Cooperation Council
Honorable Scott Brison, MP Kings-Hants

Dr. David Fung, National Chair CME
Michael Bloomfield, Executive Director The Harmony Foundation of Canada

The objectives of this workshop are:  

  • To engage a diverse range of business, government, environmental sector experts; 
  • To present and discuss recent developments in technology, policy and business practices pertaining to the environment; 
  • To build networks and increase business opportunities between Canadian and Chinese companies; 
  • To provide a deeper understanding for Canadian businesses of the logistics of working within China; and
  • To build a vision for the development of environmental strategies.

Participants will:

  • Gain greater understanding of the environmental opportunities available in the Sino-Canadian market and how their business can become effectively engaged. 
  • Network and brainstorm with like-minded individuals and develop common business interests. 
  • Initiate the relationships that are essential for developing successful business between Canada & China. 

Read: "Canada could clean up as China gets a greener conscience"
in the Globe and Mail

Click here to download 2008 Speaker Presentations.

Download speaker presentations, synopsis and radio interviews from CCEF 2007.

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