KINGSTON JANUARY 31 FEBRUARY

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1 45TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE Doing Great Things Together!

2 SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, OSWCA Board of Directors Meeting 12:00 3:00 pm Conference Registration 2:30 5:00 pm 3:00 5:00 pm Have coffee with a supplier at our Associate Tradeshow! Welcome Night - The Garrison Curling Club 6:00 pm Do you curl or have you ever wanted to try curling? Enjoy dinner with our keynote speaker, Doug Gilmour and then join us for an evening of throwing rocks on the ice. May the best team win! Doug Gilmour is the current general manager of the Kingston Frontenacs of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). During his National Hockey League career as a center, Gilmour played for 7 NHL clubs: the St. Louis Blues, Calgary Flames, Toronto Maple Leafs, New Jersey Devils, Chicago Blackhawks, Buffalo Sabres and Montreal Canadiens, serving as captain for Calgary, Toronto and Chicago. Gilmour won a Stanley Cup with the Flames in 1989, and the Frank J. Selke Trophy as the NHL s best defensive forward while with the Maple Leafs in He has been dubbed Killer for his physical play despite his small stature. In 2011, Gilmour was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Doug Gilmour

3 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, Breakfast with Kingston Mayor Bryan Paterson 8:00 9:00 am Join the OSWCA in welcoming Kingston Mayor Bryan Paterson Bryan Paterson In 2014, Bryan was elected as the 96th Mayor of the City of Kingston. As a City Councillor, Bryan used his background as an economist to push forward a progressive agenda centered on economic development, quality of life initiatives and the facilitation of more affordable housing in Kingston. Over the last four years, Bryan served as the Chair of the City s Planning Committee and was the Vice Chair of the Mayor s Task Force on Development, an initiative aimed at streamlining the development approvals process in Kingston. Bryan also served on the Kingston Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) board, actively participating in the development of a new strategic plan to attract new business to the city. Bryan has also been an active member of the Downtown Kingston Business Improvement Association board working to ensure Kingston s downtown remains healthy and strong. OSWCA Annual General Meeting 9:15 10:30 am 10:30 11:00 am Have coffee with a supplier!

4 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, (cont d) Seminar: Lake Ontario Waterkeeper with Speaker Krystyn Tully 11:00 11:45 am Krystyn Tully Krystyn Tully is Vice President and co-founder of Lake Ontario Waterkeeper and co-creator of the web s most popular beach information service, Swim Guide. Tully has a BA in Public Administration and Governance, minor in Nonprofit Organizations and a BAA in Radio and Television Arts, both from Ryerson University. She has spoken on nonprofits, technology, and community engagement for a range of audiences, including federal, provincial, state, and municipal water agencies. Growing up in Oshawa, Ontario, Krystyn witnessed first-hand how communities disconnected from their waterfronts struggle, both culturally and economically. She developed a special passion for local water issues while working as a researcher during the Walkerton Inquiry. She now has more than 17 years experience working to keep waters swimmable, drinkable, and fishable so that communities can prosper. Update from OMMDC and Lunch 12:00 1:00 pm Join us for lunch and receive an industry update from the Ontario Municipal Manufacturers and Distributors Committee. 1:00 1:30 pm Have coffee with a supplier!

5 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, (cont d) Seminar: Embracing Technology with John Currey 1:30 2:15 pm More than ever, today s technology is changing the way we do business. In this seminar, John Currey provides an exciting look into the meteoric rise of technology in the construction industry and what your business can do so that you don t get left behind. OSWCA Teambuilding Event 2:30 4:30 pm Save the Titanic Imagine what would happen if your team had to save the day and the passengers and crew during a massive crisis at sea... In this extraordinary program, your team is cast as senior officers during a dramatic recreation of the Titanic s maiden voyage. Using schematic diagrams of the ship and status reports about the passengers and crew, participants are faced with dozens of real-life situations that challenge them to diagnose problems, develop plans, take action and assess results. Tammy Sweeney Senior Human Resources thought leader, and an engagement specialist, skilled at helping teams drive transformation and business results while engaging multiple stakeholders along the way. Tammy can see into the complexities of situations and provide both insightful analysis and clear direction. Her logical mind, innovative spirit and gutsy approach to any challenge make her an inspirational leader in learning and change. Doug Bolger CLO and founder of Learn2, Doug believes that every leader and their team can achieve inspired results through learning and engagement. At the heart of his strategic, award-winning approach to coaching and design lies Doug s understanding that learning has to be participant-centered and experiential. Doug transforms teams and boosts bottom lines through learning solutions that are customized, inclusive and memorable.

6 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, (cont d) 4:00 5:30 pm Have coffee with a supplier! Dinner 5:30 pm OSWCA Scavenger Hunt 7:30 pm The hunt is on... are you up for the challenge? Join us for a fun-filled evening as you scourer through Kingston s finest pubs in search of items and skill testing questions. The night will conclude with a surprise show not to be missed!

7 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, Breakfast with Mr. Anibel Valente, CCA Chair 8:00 9:00 am Join the OSWCA in welcoming CCA Chair Mr. Anibel Valente and receive updates on the CCA and what hold for the Association. Seminar: Succession Planning with Mr. Stephen Hall 9:00 9:45 am Do you have a succession business plan in place? Stephen Hall provides an in-depth look into why small businesses need a succession plan and learn about what to consider in order to prepare a successful succession plan. CCA Gold Seal Update with Ms. Stephanie Wallace 9:45 10:30 am Stephanie Wallace 10:30 11:00 am Have coffee with a supplier! Gold Seal Certification Expect Excellence The Gold Seal Certification program has been the industry s most trusted, valued and reliable certification for the management of construction. Gold Seal Certified (GSC) credentials demonstrate your commitment to the profession and your expertise through certifying education, experience and competency. Industry recognized and developed, Gold Seal Certification ensures that both you and your construction projects excel. This session will guide you through the Certification Process, navigation of the Gold Seal website as well as introduce the online application and review portal. Mrs. Wallace will also provide Program news and updates.

8 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, (cont d) Utilities Kingston with Speaker Jim Keech 11:00 11:30 am Jim Keech The Young Executive Committees Presentation 11:30 am 12:30 pm Join us for another exciting Young Execs presentation and see what they have been up to this past year! Update from OCPA and Lunch 12:30 1:30 pm Join us for lunch and receive an industry update from the Ontario Concrete Pipe Association. 1:30 2:00 pm Have coffee with a supplier! Jim Keech is the President & Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors of Utilities Kingston and Kingston Hydro Corporation since Jim has over 30 years of experience in a multi-utility environment, including electric distribution, natural gas distribution, water/wastewater and fibre-optics sectors. He is currently responsible for the management of Utilities Kingston and Kingston Hydro Corporation. He also manages the City of Kingston s Public Works department and participates as a member of the City of Kingston s Corporate Management Team. Jim serves on the Board of Directors for the Ontario Municipal Water Association (OMWA) and Plug n Drive. Up until March 2015, he also served on the Board of Directors for the Electricity Distributors Association (EDA) of Ontario and the Municipal Electric Association Reciprocal Insurance Exchange (MEARIE). In 2014, Jim received the ICD.D designation with The Institute of Corporate Directors.

9 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, (cont d) OSWCA Winter Olympics Teambuilding Session 2:00 4:00 pm Ready, Set, Go! Brave the cold if you dare and join us for a fun-filled afternoon of Olympic proportion. Teams work together on challenges that test bravery, intellect, physical ability, gastric strength, and creativity in a race for the finish while exploring downtown Kingston. While we are hearty enough to brave the elements, there are warming stations throughout the challenge! Are you ready? 4:00 5:30 pm Come on in and warm up from the cold with a hot beverage and good conversation. Closing Dinner at the historic Fort Henry Museum 6:00 11:00 pm We invite you to join us for an evening at the Fort Henry Historic Musuem. Buses will depart at 5:45pm from the Delta Waterfront Hotel and transport our group to this museum. Our evening will begin with a cocktail reception and tour of the museum, followed by a sit down dinner. *Semi formal attire

10 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, Breakfast at your leisure Enjoy a lovely breakfast at the AquaTerra by Clark restaurant inside the Delta Waterfront at your leisure. *No formal agenda The OSWCA is making every endeavor to have as much representation of our Provincial MPP s at events throughout our conference. At this time we are unable to confirm who will be joining us. Times/Events subject to change. Delegate Packages including Pocket Programs will be distributed at Registration. CONFERENCE REGISTRATION DETAILS Conference Registration Packages represent an almost-all inclusive package for the entirety of the Conference Program. Registration prices as shown have built in the expense for overnight accomodations at The Delta Waterfront for three nights, January 31, February 1 & 2,. All group meals, seminars, programs and special events are included in the registration package. The OSWCA does not offer day packages for our Conference, we encourage all members to register for the full conference including accommodations or conference only.

11 REGISTRATION FORM Please complete one registration per person, per room (type or print clearly) Member s Name: Company Name: Telephone: Fax: Spouse or Roommate s Name: Allergies/Dietary Requirements: CONFERENCES RATES (HST NOT INCLUDED) Traditional Guestrooms & Conference Conference Only (no hotel required, per person) Single (1 person): $1, $ Double (2 people): $1, Please note that ALL members must register in order to attend the conference. Should you wish to spend time at the Delta Kingston Waterfront prior to or following the OSWCA Conference, please contact Margaret Saccardo for rates. Participants older than 18 years must be registered with their own package. Please speak with Margaret if you wish to register your child(ren). All children must be registered prior to the conference. Unfortunately, we do not offer day packages during our conference. Ontario Sewer and Watermain (OSWCA) 5045 Orbitor Drive, Bldg. 12, Suite 300 Mississauga, Ontario L4W 4Y4 SUB-TOTAL $ 13% HST ( RT003) $ TOTAL PAYABLE $ PAYMENT Payment payable to: OSWCA. Conference rates do NOT include HST. Payment due in full. Refunds, less a $150 administration fee, will be granted provided the request is received prior to January 8, in writing. NO REFUNDS will be granted after this date. No exceptions. Substitutions can be made up until January 15,. Payable by Cheque, Visa, MasterCard (Cheques payable to OSWCA. H.S.T # RT002) Cheque Name of Cardholder: Amount: Card Number: Expiry Date: CVS#: Please fill your form using Acrobat and to events@ or send by fax at For more information, contact Margaret Saccardo at ext. 230 or margaret.saccardo@