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Table of ContentsWelcome p.1

General Information p. 2

Schedule of Events p. 3

Networking Opportunities p. 5

Program at-a Glance p. 7

Day 1 | Wednesday, March 2 p. 10

Day 2 | Thursday, March 3 p. 16

Day 3 | Friday, March 4 p.25

Innovation Expo p. 29

Speakers Index p. 37

Special Thanks to our Paper, Print, and Offset Partners:

GLOBE 2016 is proud to partner with Offsetters, Canada’s first and leading integrated carbon management provider, which is generously providing the carbon offsets to make GLOBE 2016 a carbon neutral event.

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01 March 2–4, 2016

Welcome To GLOBE 2016Welcome to the nexus where innovation, collaboration and action collide. Welcome to GLOBE 2016!It is with much anticipation and optimism that we launch the next crucial chapter of the GLOBE Series in spectacular Vancouver, Canada. We’re thrilled to be providing the collaborative stage on which our planet’s thought leaders will be stepping up to take responsibility, forge new partnerships and ultimately move the ball on sustainability. We’re even more thrilled to have you along for the ride.

Backed by a fortified leadership team, enhanced collaborative philosophy and sharpened focus, this is sure to be a decisive year for the GLOBE Series. The event comes at a pivotal juncture on the road to a low carbon future and we’ve teamed up with some brilliant partners to help foster enlightened thinking beyond “business as usual,” to make sense of the post COP21 reality and, lest we forget, to have fun. We’re up to embracing the challenge and hope that you are too.

You will quickly learn why GLOBE Week is THE place to be every two years in North America. On top of a Conference that is packed with thought leadership and take-away inspiration, the coming days are teeming with complementary activities and special side events. At your disposal are endless opportunities to advance business relationships, not to mention the means to discover for yourself the vibrancy of Vancouver. And don’t forgot to pay a visit to the GLOBE 2016 Expo floor where you’re sure to find game-changing solutions essential for a resilient tomorrow.

No doubt we owe a genuine applause of thanks to our many incredible partners without whom the success of GLOBE 2016 would not be possible. A special shout out to the City of Vancouver, Vancouver Economic Commission and the Province of BC for their invaluable local support.

GLOBE 2016 is set to be a critical step for advancing sustainability and innovation across the board. We’re delighted to have you join us in making it so.

Mike Gerbis CEO, GLOBE Series

Nancy Wright COO, GLOBE Series

Chris Henderson Chairman, GLOBE Series

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BadgesPlease wear your name badge at all times to ensure access to conference sessions and events. Your badge is required for access to the Welcome Reception.

Business Service CentreThere are Business Service Centres available on a fee-for-use basis in both the Pan Pacific and the Fairmont Waterfront Hotels. Please inquire with the Hotel staff.

Coat CheckDelegates can store umbrellas and coats securely, on a user fee basis, at the Coat Check located near the Registration area in the Convention Centre lobby.

Food ServicesFor your convenience, a fully-licensed food area is located on the Exposition floor to purchase light meals, snacks, and beverages. Additionally, there will be a variety of Food Trucks parked out front of the Convention Centre from 11am–2pm Wednesday and Thursday.

VolunteersOur GLOBE 2016 Volunteers are here to help you find your way throughout the event. Volunteers are wearing black shirts and badges that say: "GLOBE 2016 Volunteer."

GLOBE MaXThis is your place to connect with colleagues, plan your day, and find your way!

Don’t forget to update your profile, this will make it easier for your colleagues to connect with you.

GLOBE MaX is the best source for event updates.

Go to the iTunes and Google Play Stores to download the GLOBE 2016 mobile App. and start receiving alerts and updates directly on your device!

Visiting Vancouver?Visit our website for a menu of exciting city tours, day trips, Whistler adventures, and more.

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Lost And FoundAll lost and found articles are cataloged and stored at the Convention Centre for 90 days from the close of the event. After that period, all articles are disposed of at the sole discretion of the Convention Centre. Any inquiries regarding lost and found items should be directed to 604.647.7299.

Key Telephone NumbersFirst Aid (VCC House Phone): 7500 Lost & Found (VCC House Phone): 7299 Business Service Centre: 604.647.7450 Innovation Expo: 604.633.0703

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03 March 2–4, 2016

Tuesday, March 1

8:00am – 8:00pmRegistration Opens

7:00pm – 9:00pmWelcome Reception

Wednesday, March 2

7:30am – 5:30pmRegistration Open

8:30am – 10:00amOpening Plenary: Business Innovation for the Planet

10:00am – 10:30amBREAK

10:30am – 11:45amSupply Chain Innovation & the Value of Collaboration

Wild Weather Forecast: Tackling the ‘New Abnormal’ in Canada’s Natural Resource Sector

Disruptive Innovation & Technology: What will it Really Take to Move the Needle on Climate?

Green Economic Development: Global Best Practices for Job Creation & Investment

From Paris to Practicalities: Policy Play & The Role of Business in Climate Action

11:45am – 1:30pmLUNCH BREAK

12:00pm– 1:30pmWomen’s Networking Lunch

1:30pm – 3:00pmThe Carbon Bubble: Managing Financial Risks of Stranded Assets

Zero Emissions, Big Business: How Can the Private Sector Help Cities Deliver on the Promise of Paris?

Valuing Nature: The Business Case & Innovative Methods for Eco-Asset Management

Brand Sustainability in the Age of Transparency

Power to the People: Next Generation Voices on Indigenous-Society Sustainability

3:00pm – 3:30pmBREAK

3:30pm – 5:00pmPurpose & Profit: 21st Century Business Models Driving Sustainability

The Transition to a Clean Energy Economy: How fast will it happen?

Climate Cool: Designing & Financing Innovative Eco-Resilient Infrastructure for Cities & Coasts

Modern Wood Buildings: Naturally Innovative

Real Reconciliation: An Indigenous-Business Accord for Sustainable Resources Development

7:00pm – 10:00pmThe Walrus Talks Energy

9:00pm – LateGLOBE After Dark

Thursday, March 3

6:15amGuided Walking & Running Tours

7:00am– 8:00amCorporate Networking Breakfast


8:15am – 9:30amAccelerating the Energy Transition

The Future is Transparency: The Democratization of Business and the Environment

8:15am – 11:00amAccelerating China’s Green Transformation: Catalyzing Business, Partnership & Investment Opportunities

9:00am – 10:30amSpecial Session: Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act


10:00am –11:00amQuantum Leaps in Natural Resource Efficiency

Financial Inclusion: Innovation for Sustainable Prosperity

Ramping up to 100% Renewable Energy: Insights from Leaders

10:00am – 12:30pmEvolution of Communities: Unravelling the DNA of the Modern Smart City


Schedule of Events

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Thursday, March 3

11:30am – 12:30pmImpact Investment for Generations: Hitting the “Sweet Spot”

The Future of Electricity & Grid Infrastructure: Powering the 21st Century Economy

From Zero to 60: Collaborating Together, Sustainability Pioneers & Emerging Leaders

Update on the Global Reporting Initiative and Sustainability Reporting Trends in Canada and Globally

CCO Certification Program: Learn More About the World’s Premier Climate Change Credentialing & Training Programs

12:30pm – 2:00pmLUNCH BREAK

1:00pm – 2:00pmVisions 2100 Project – Recalibrating Environmental Communications

B Corp Movement: A Powerful, Disruptive Idea for a Better World!

2:00pm – 3:30pmWater Integrity: Infrastructure & Innovation

Transformational Companies: A Spotlight on Best Practices

Decarbonization: Discovery, Design & Decisions Shaping the 21st Century Economy

2:00pm – 5:00pmSpotlight on ASEAN: Capitalizing on the Market Opportunities in Sustainable Infrastructure & Technology

2:00pm – 5:30pmAdvancing Intelligent Cities through Smart Partnerships: An International Mayoral Roundtable & Workshop on Smart Cities

3:30pm – 4:00pmBREAK

3:30pm – 5:30pmCollaboration, Innovation and Climate Change Action Across Canada’s Vast Boreal Forests

4:00pm – 5:15pmFood Security & Innovation: Scaling up to Meet the Challenge

How High-Powered Corporate Boards are Integrating Sustainability into Corporate Strategy

Finance Innovation for Scalable, Global Technology Deployment

5:30pm – 6:30pmPremiersʼ Armchair Dialogue

6:45pm – 9:00pmBirds of a Feather Dinners

7:00pm – 8:30pmIndigenous Relationships and Realities: The Participatory Blanket Exercise

8:30pm – 11:00pmBeervana

Friday, March 4

6:15amGuided Walking & Running Tours


8:30am – 9:30amUnlocking India’s Green Potential: Embracing Clean Technology, Resilient Infrastructure, & Sustainable Policies

Mayorʼs Roundtable: At the Forefront of a Low Carbon Future

Breaking the Energy Storage Bottleneck

ESG Integration & Investment Decision-Making: Candid Discussion with Investors

Communicating Sustainability Value: The Power of Emotions, Compelling Storytelling & Visuals


10:00am – 11:00amSigning Event: Pacific North America Climate Leadership Agreement

Climate Change Risk Management: How Accountants & Sustainability Executives Are Teaming Up To Build Resiliency

Scaling Up Impact: Innovative Cross-Sector Partnerships Driving Sustainability

Culture Capital: Empowering Employees to Drive Change

Pedal to the Metal: Accelerating EV Market Adoption

Ideas into Action: Activating your GLOBE Experience with THNK


11:15am – 12:30pmGoing Forward Plenary: Accelerating Sustainability & Catalyzing Business Leadership for the Environment

12:30pm – 2:00pmLUNCH BREAK

Site Visit Program Start

2:00pm – 3:30pmIndustrial Revolution 4.0: How Waste Prevention can Boost the Bottom Line & Drive Circular Economy Innovation

2:00pm-4:00pmStreamlining for Reporting Efficacy

Schedule of Events

05 March 2–4, 2016

Networking Opportunities & Special EventsSee what happens when business and social collide. Here’s your chance to let your hair down and meet fellow delegates over drinks, dessert, and music. Build your business and social networks, exchange views, and fill your fun quota.

Welcome Reception

Tuesday, March 1 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Sponsored By:

Innovation Expo, Vancouver Convention Centre (East Building)

This reception will kick-start the event and set the stage for the next three days. Delegates can mingle with exhibitors in the Innovation Expo and enjoy a fun night of live music and entertainment while connecting with friends old and new over delicious food and drinks.

Women’s Networking Lunch

Wednesday, March 2 11:45am – 1:30pm

Crystal Pavilion, Lobby Level, Pan Pacific Hotel

This one’s just for the ladies! Interact with a dynamite panel of influential women as they share their perspectives on sustainability. This complimentary luncheon is a sign-up event (at the Registration desk on site) open to only 300 registered conference delegates on a first-come, first-serve basis. This is our most popular GLOBE event, and a guaranteed sell-out every time.

The Walrus Talks Energy

Wednesday, March 2 7:00pm – 10:00pm

Sponsored By:

Ballroom, Vancouver Convention Centre

In conjunction with the GLOBE 2016 Sustainable Leadership Summit in Vancouver, the popular national Walrus Talks series shares eighty minutes of thought-provoking ideas on the new energy economy, our collective impact, and finding paths to a sustainable energy future. Reception to follow.

GLOBE After Dark

Wednesday, March 2 9:00pm – Late

Sponsored By: 801 W Georgia St, Vancouver

Waterview, 1661 Granville St.

Revisit the Roaring Twenties—an age of decadence, glamour and prosperity—in one of Vancouver’s hottest underground bars. Live musical entertainment and sleek interiors create an intimate, sophisticated ambiance reminiscent of a speakeasy.

Guided Walking & Running Tours

Thursday, March 3 & Friday, March 4 6:15am

Meet in the lobby of the Vancouver Convention Centre, rain or shine!

Start your day with fresh air and exercise by joining a guided walking or running tour through Coal Harbour and along the world famous Stanley Park Seawall. Take in stunning views of Vancouver’s North Shore mountains and harbour (keep an eye out for seals!) and breathe the ocean air while getting ready for an exhilarating day at GLOBE. An excellent opportunity to make new connections in a less formal environment.

Beervana

Thursday, March 3 8:30pm – 11:00pm

Waterview, 2nd Floor, 1661 Granville Street Bus transportation to and from Waterview will begin at 8:15pm in front of the Convention Centre

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Corporate Networking Breakfast

Thursday, March 3 7:00am – 8:00am

Crystal Pavilion, Lobby Level, Pan Pacific Hotel

A healthy breakfast and lively discussions on corporate sustainability issues will kick off the morning on Thursday. This complimentary breakfast is open to registered delegates on a first-come, first-serve basis. A full house every time!

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Birds of a Feather Dinners

Thursday, March 3 6:45pm – 9:00pm

Various Nearby Restaurants

From inventive neighbourhood bistros to glamorous Downtown dining rooms to ethnic restaurants that rival those in the world capitals, Vancouver has a diverse array of exceptional dining options. Join fellow conference attendees for dine-around dinners in the area that have been specially selected by our team. These non-hosted Birds of a Feather dinners provide an opportunity to meet new people and enjoy a good dinner and relaxed conversation. An excellent way to network, engage, and make new connections.

How it Works

Sign-up is on a first come, first serve basis and will be available on the Meeting Room Level of the Convention Centre. Sign up for a table that has a host and table topic already identified, or, if you’re daring - choose a table without a topic and assign one yourself! Either way, get ready to make new friends and business connections, and engage in some dynamic conversation.

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Program At-A-Glance*Ballroom Room 1 Room 2 Room 8 Room 11 Room 13 / Fairmont Waterfront

/ Pan Pacific Hotel

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd

8:30–10:00 Opening Plenary: Business Innovation for the Planet

10:00–10:30

10:30–11:45Disruptive Innovation & Technology:

What will it Really Take to Move the Needle on Climate?

Green Economic Development: Global Best Practices for Job

Creation & Investment

Wild Weather Forecast: Tackling the ‘New Abnormal’ in Canada’s

Natural Resource Sector

Supply Chain Innovation & the Value of Collaboration

From Paris to Practicalities: Policy Play & Role of Business in Climate Action

11:45–1:30

1:30–3:00 Brand Sustainability in the Age of Transparency

Valuing Nature: The Business Case and Innovative Methods

for Eco-Asset Management

Power to the People: Voices on Indigenous-Society Sustainability

Zero Emissions, Big Business: How Can the Private Sector Help Cities

Deliver on the Promise of Paris?

The Carbon Bubble: Managing Financial Risks of Stranded Assets

3:00–3:30

3:30–5:00 The Transition to a Clean Energy Economy: How Fast Will it Happen?

Climate Cool: Designing and Financing Innovative Eco-Resilient Infrastructure for Cities & Coasts

Real Reconciliation: An Indigenous-Business Accord Modern Wood Buildings: Naturally Innovative Purpose and Profit: 21st Century Business

Models Driving Sustainability

THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd

8:15–9:30 Accelerating the Energy TransitionAccelerating China’s Green

Transformation: Catalyzing Business, Partnership & Investment Opportunities

The Future is Transparency: The Democratization of Business

and the Environment

The Essence of Ecology: How Culture, Community and Conservation are Expressed in Sustainable Products,

The Interface Story, and More …

9:30–10:00

10:00–11:00 Ramping up to 100% Renewable Energy: Insights from Leaders


Evolution of Communities: Unravelling the DNA of the Modern Smart City

Quantum Leaps in Natural Resource Efficiency

11:00–11:30

11:30–12:30From Zero to 60: Collaborating

Together, Sustainability Pioneers and Emerging Leaders

The Future of Electricity & Grid Infrastructure: Powering the

21st Century Economy

Impact Investment for Generations: Hitting the “Sweet Spot”

Update on the GRI and Sustainability Reporting Trends

Room 13

12:30–2:00 Spark Talks: Vision of 2100

2:00–3:30 Transformational Companies: A Spotlight on Best Practices

Spotlight on ASEAN: Capitalizing on the Market Opportunities in Sustainable

Infrastructure and Technology

Water Integrity: Infrastructure & Innovation Decarbonization: Discovery, Design and Decisions Shaping the 21st Century Economy

Advancing Intelligent Cities through

Smart Partnerships: A Smart Cities

Mayor Roundtable & Workshop

Fairmont Waterfront Ballroom B

Super Emissions: Radical Ideas to Close

the Climate Gap Pan Pacific Hotel, Crystal Pavilion A

3:30–4:00Collaboration, Innovation and

Climate Change Action Across Canada’s Vast Boreal Forests4:00–5:15 Finance Innovation For Scalable,

Global Technology Deployment

How High-Powered Corporate Boards are Integrating Sustainability

into Corporate Strategy

Food Security and Innovation: Scaling up to Meet the Challenge

5:15–5:30

5:30–6:30Premiers’ Armchair Dialogue:

The Climate Leadership of Canadian Provinces

FRIDAY, MARCH 4th FRIDAY, MARCH 4th

8:30–9:30 Mayor’s Roundtable: At the Forefront of A Low Carbon Future

Unlocking India’s Green Potential: Embracing Clean Technology, Resilient Infrastructure, and Sustainable Policies

Breaking the Energy Storage Bottleneck ESG Integration and Investment Decision-Making: Candid Discussion between Investors

Communicating Sustainability Value: The Power of Emotions, Compelling

Storytelling and Visuals

9:30–10:00

10:00–10:45 Signing Event: Pacific North America Climate Leadership Agreement

Scaling Up Impact: Innovative Cross-Sector Partnerships

Driving Sustainability

Climate Change Risk Management: How Accountants and Sustainability Executives Are Teaming Up To Build Resiliency



Ideas Into Action: Activating Your GLOBE Experience With THNK

Room 13

11:00–11:15

11:15–12:30Going Forward Plenary: Catalyzing

Climate Action & Prosperity for Business and the Environment

12:30–2:00

2:00–3:30Industrial Revolution 4.0 – How Waste

Prevention can Boost the Bottom Line and Drive Circular Economy Innovation

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* Program schedule is subject to change. Please check globeseries.com for the latest version.

Ballroom Room 1 Room 2 Room 8 Room 11 Room 13 / Fairmont Waterfront / Pan Pacific Hotel

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd

8:30–10:00 Opening Plenary: Business Innovation for the Planet

10:00–10:30

10:30–11:45Disruptive Innovation & Technology:

What will it Really Take to Move the Needle on Climate?

Green Economic Development: Global Best Practices for Job

Creation & Investment

Wild Weather Forecast: Tackling the ‘New Abnormal’ in Canada’s

Natural Resource Sector


From Paris to Practicalities: Policy Play & Role of Business in Climate Action

11:45–1:30

1:30–3:00 Brand Sustainability in the Age of Transparency

Valuing Nature: The Business Case and Innovative Methods

for Eco-Asset Management

Power to the People: Voices on Indigenous-Society Sustainability

Zero Emissions, Big Business: How Can the Private Sector Help Cities

Deliver on the Promise of Paris?


3:00–3:30

3:30–5:00 The Transition to a Clean Energy Economy: How Fast Will it Happen?


Real Reconciliation: An Indigenous-Business Accord Modern Wood Buildings: Naturally Innovative Purpose and Profit: 21st Century Business

Models Driving Sustainability

THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd

8:15–9:30 Accelerating the Energy TransitionAccelerating China’s Green

Transformation: Catalyzing Business, Partnership & Investment Opportunities

The Future is Transparency: The Democratization of Business

and the Environment

The Essence of Ecology: How Culture, Community and Conservation are Expressed in Sustainable Products,

The Interface Story, and More …

9:30–10:00

10:00–11:00 Ramping up to 100% Renewable Energy: Insights from Leaders




11:00–11:30

11:30–12:30From Zero to 60: Collaborating

Together, Sustainability Pioneers and Emerging Leaders

The Future of Electricity & Grid Infrastructure: Powering the

21st Century Economy


Update on the GRI and Sustainability Reporting Trends

Room 13

12:30–2:00 Spark Talks: Vision of 2100

2:00–3:30 Transformational Companies: A Spotlight on Best Practices

Spotlight on ASEAN: Capitalizing on the Market Opportunities in Sustainable

Infrastructure and Technology

Water Integrity: Infrastructure & Innovation Decarbonization: Discovery, Design and Decisions Shaping the 21st Century Economy

Advancing Intelligent Cities through

Smart Partnerships: A Smart Cities

Mayor Roundtable & Workshop


Super Emissions: Radical Ideas to Close

the Climate Gap Pan Pacific Hotel, Crystal Pavilion A

3:30–4:00Collaboration, Innovation and

Climate Change Action Across Canada’s Vast Boreal Forests4:00–5:15 Finance Innovation For Scalable,

Global Technology Deployment

How High-Powered Corporate Boards are Integrating Sustainability

into Corporate Strategy


5:15–5:30

5:30–6:30Premiers’ Armchair Dialogue:

The Climate Leadership of Canadian Provinces

FRIDAY, MARCH 4th FRIDAY, MARCH 4th

8:30–9:30 Mayor’s Roundtable: At the Forefront of A Low Carbon Future

Unlocking India’s Green Potential: Embracing Clean Technology, Resilient Infrastructure, and Sustainable Policies

Breaking the Energy Storage Bottleneck ESG Integration and Investment Decision-Making: Candid Discussion between Investors

Communicating Sustainability Value: The Power of Emotions, Compelling

Storytelling and Visuals

9:30–10:00

10:00–10:45 Signing Event: Pacific North America Climate Leadership Agreement

Scaling Up Impact: Innovative Cross-Sector Partnerships

Driving Sustainability




Ideas Into Action: Activating Your GLOBE Experience With THNK

Room 13

11:00–11:15

11:15–12:30Going Forward Plenary: Catalyzing

Climate Action & Prosperity for Business and the Environment

12:30–2:00

2:00–3:30Industrial Revolution 4.0 – How Waste

Prevention can Boost the Bottom Line and Drive Circular Economy Innovation

Come and visit the Canada Pavilion to learn more about Natural Resources CanadaNatural Resources Canada (NRCan) seeks to enhance the responsible development and use of Canada’s natural resources as well as clean technologies. NRCan is an established leader in science and technology in the fields of energy, forests, minerals and metals and uses its expertise in earth sciences to build and maintain an up-to-date knowledge base of our land mass.

Join NRCan to learn about:

• Membership in the United Nation’s Climate Technology Centre and Network and how it could benefit your organization, open new export markets and accelerate the deployment and transfer of climate technologies to developing countries.

• The environmental benefits of using innovative wood products and systems in modern high- and mid-rise construction projects.

• The new Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act and the rules for industry on the annual reporting of payments made to governments at home and abroad.

Visitez le Pavillon du Canada pour en apprendre davantage au sujet de Ressources naturelles CanadaRessources naturelles Canada (RNCan) cherche à mettre en valeur le développement et l’utilisation responsables des ressources naturelles du Canada ainsi que les technologies propres. RNCan est un chef de file établi en matière de science et de technologie dans les domaines de l’énergie, des forêts, des minéraux et des métaux. Ce Ministère met à profit son expertise en sciences de la Terre afin de construire et d’entretenir une base de connaissances actualisée sur la masse continentale du pays.

Venez à la rencontre de RNCan pour en apprendre davantage sur ces sujets : • l’adhésion au Centre et réseau des

technologies climatiques des Nations Unies et les avantages qu’en tirerait votre organisation grâce à l’accès à de nouveaux marchés d’exportation, et au déploiement et au transfert accélérés des technologies du climat dans les pays en développement;

• les avantages environnementaux liés à l’utilisation des systèmes et des produits du bois innovateurs dans le cadre des projets de construction moderne d’immeubles de hauteur moyenne et de grande hauteur;

• la nouvelle Loi sur les mesures de transparence dans le secteur extractif et les règles imposées à l’industrie pour la production annuelle de rapports des paiements effectués aux gouvernements au Canada et à l’étranger.

(Dates and times listed in the GLOBE MaX Conference App)(Dates et heures présentées dans l’application GLOBE MaX Conference.)

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Wednesday, March 28:30am – 10:00am

Opening Plenary Ballroom

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10:00am – 10:30am

Coffee Break Outside meeting rooms 10, 13 and 1

Sponsored by:

SPEAKERS:

The Right Honourable Justin Trudeau Prime Minister of Canada

The Honourable Christy Clark Premier, Province of British Columbia

Wayne Smith Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, BASF

HOSTS:

Mike Gerbis, Chief Executive Officer, GLOBE Series

Chris Henderson, Chair, GLOBE Series

Nancy Wright, Chief Operating Officer, GLOBE Series

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Room 8

SPEAKERS:

John Coyne, VP, Legal & External Affairs and General Counsel, Unilever Canada Inc.

Alexander Gershenson, Co-Founder & CEO, SupplyShift

Bruce Klafter, Vice President, Corporate, Social & Environmental Responsibility, Flextronics

Vanessa Timmer, Co-founder & Executive Director, One Earth (M)

Wild Weather Forecast: Tackling the ‘New Abnormal’ in Canada’s Natural Resource Sector

Room 2

Sponsored By: With the support of Natural Resources Canada

SPEAKERS:

Sean Capstick, Principal, Golder Associates

Neil Freeman, VP, Corporate Development & Business Relations, Horizon Utilities

Megan Hanacek, Forest Stewardship Specialist, Association of BC Forest Professionals

Colin Hansen, Chair, Fraser Basin Council (Opening & Closing remarks)

Mary Preville, Director General, Strategic Policy & Operations, Earth Sciences Sector, Natural Resources Canada

Bob Purdy, Director, External Relations & Corporate Development, Fraser Basin Council (M)

Disruptive Innovation & Technology: What will it Really Take to Move the Needle on Climate?

Ballroom

TOPIC SPEAKERS:

The Honourable James Gordon Carr, Minister of Natural Resources, Government of Canada (Opening Remarks)

Paul Bunje, Principal & Senior Scientist, Energy & Environment, X-Prize

Deb Frodl, Global Executive Director, ecomagination, GE

Wal van Lierop, President & CEO, Chrysalix Energy Venture CapitalVelma McColl, Principal, Earnscliffe Strategy Group (M)

Green Economic Development: Global Best Practices for Job Creation & Investment

Room 1

SPEAKERS:

James Alexander, Head of the Finance & Economic Development Initiative, C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group

Carsten Gaarn-Larsen, CEO, CLEAN

David Gilford, Vice President & Director, Innovation & Sustainability, New York City Economic Development Corporation

Ian McKay, Chief Executive Officer, Vancouver Economic Commission (M)

Helen Mountford, Programme Director, New Climate Economy & Director of Economics, World Resource Institute

From Paris to Practicalities: Policy Play & The Role of Business in Climate Action

Room 11

Sponsored By:

SPEAKERS:

Fariba Alamdari, Vice President, Marketing, Boeing Commercial Airplanes

Dirk Forrister, President & CEO, International Emissions Trading Association

Thomas Kerr, Lead Climate Policy Officer, International Finance Corporation, World Bank Group

Dean Scott, Senior Climate Change Reporter, Bloomberg BNA (M)

Chris Walker, Director, North America, World Business Council for Sustainable Development

10:30am – 11:45am



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12:00pm – 1:30pm

Women’s Networking Lunch Crystal Pavilion, Lobby Level, Pan Pacific Hotel

Sponsored by:

SPEAKERS:

Andrea Goertz, SVP, Strategic Initiatives, Chief Communications & Sustainability Officer, TELUS

Sandra Oldfield, Chief Executive Officer, Tinhorn Creek Vineyards

Karen Radford, Executive Vice President, People and Partners, Enbridge

SPECIAL GUEST:

The Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Government of Canada


Room 11

SPEAKERS:

Mark Campanale, Founder & Executive Director, Carbon Tracker Initiative

Lisa DeMarco, Senior Partner, DeMarco Allan LLP (M)

Jackie Forrest, Vice President, ARC Financial

Karen Lockridge, Principal, Sustainability and Climate Change & Pension Actuary, Mercer

Laura Nishikawa,Head, Fixed Income ESG Research, MSCI

Zero Emissions, Big Business: How Can the Private Sector Help Cities Deliver on the Promise of Paris?

Room 8

In Partnership with Renewable Cities

SPEAKERS:

James Alexander, Head of the Finance & Economic Development Initiative, C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group

Brian Geller, Senior Vice President, Corporate Sustainability, Citi

Pekka Sauri, Deputy Mayor, City of Helsinki, Finland

Michael Small, Executive Director, Renewable Cities (M)

Katie Walsh, Cities Manager, North America, CDP

Elizabeth Yee, Vice President, Strategic Partnerships & Solutions, 100 Resilient Cities

Valuing Nature: The Business Case and Innovative Methods for Eco-Asset Management

Room 1

Sponsored By:

SPEAKERS:

Karen Clarke-Whistler, Chief Environment Officer, TD Bank Group (M)

Emanuel Machado, Chief Administrative Officer, Town of Gibsons

Richard Mattison, Chief Executive Officer, Trucost Plc

James Tansey, CEO, Nature Bank Asset Management

Brand Sustainability in the Age of Transparency

Ballroom

In Partnership with NewCo and Kumu Agency

Sponsored by:

SPEAKERS:

John Battelle, Chair & CEO, NewCo (M)

Joey Bergstein, General Manager & Chief Marketing Officer, Seventh Generation

Rich Michos, Chief Marketing Officer, Telco/Media & Energy/Utilities, IBM

Nelson Switzer, Chief Sustainability Officer, Nestle Waters North America

1:30pm – 3:00pm


1

13 March 2–4, 2016

(M) =MODERATOR

1:30pm – 3:00pm

Power to the People: Next Generation Voices on Indigenous-Society Sustainability Room 2

SPEAKERS:

Perry Bellegarde, National Chief, Assembly of First Nations (Opening Remarks)

Lisa Charleyboy, Founder & Editor-In-Chief, Urban Native Magazine

David Isaac, Mi’kmaq Nation & Interim Executive Director, Centre for Native Policy and Research

Chief Aaron Sam, Lower Nicola Indian Band

Rosanne Van Schie, Forest Conservation & Economic Development Advisor, Wolf Lake First Nation

Eryn Stewart, 20/20 Catalysts Program

Gillian Aubie Vines, Principal, Pinna Sustainability Inc.

3:30pm – 5:00pm

Purpose and Profit: 21st Century Business Models Driving Sustainability

Room 11

SPEAKERS:

Michael Fuerst, Senior Manager CR Strategy & Innovation, Novartis

Tony Henshaw, Chief Sustainability Officer, Aditya Birla Group

Alex Trisoglio, Lead Faculty, Business Impact & Innovation, THNK School of Creative Leadership (M)

Sally Uren, Chief Executive Officer, Forum for the Future

Harry Verhaar, Head of Global Public & Government Affairs, Philips Lighting

The Transition to a Clean Energy Economy: How Fast will it Happen?

Ballroom

SPEAKERS:

Merran Smith, Executive Director, Clean Energy Canada (M)

Amory Lovins, Co-founder & Chief Scientist, Rocky Mountain Institute

Terry Tamminen, President & Founder, 7th Generation Advisors


Room 1

SPEAKERS:

Blair Feltmate, Head, Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation (M)

Sean Kidney, CEO & Co-founder, Climate Bonds Initiative

Dale Mikkelsen, Director of Development, SFU Community Trust

Breece Robertson, National Conservation Vision & GIS Director, Trust for Public Land

Susanne Torriente, Chief Resiliency Officer, City of Miami Beach

Rob Wesseling, EVP and COO of P&C Operations & EVP and COO of The Sovereign General, The Co-Operators

Modern Wood Buildings: Naturally Innovative

Room 8

SPEAKERS:

Michael Green, Principal, Michael Green Architects

John Kozij, Director General of Policy, Economics & Industry Branch, Canadian Forest Service Department, Natural Resources Canada (M)

Robert Malczyk, Principal, Equilibrium Consulting

John Metras, Managing Director, Infrastructure Development, University of British Columbia



1

3:30pm – 5:00pm

Real Reconciliation: An Indigenous-Business Accord for Sustainable Resources Development

Room 2

SPEAKERS:

Caleb Behn, Lands Director, West Moberly First Nations & Executive Director, Keepers of the Water Society

The Honourable Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Indigenous & Northern Affairs, Government of Canada (Opening Remarks)

JP Gladu, President & CEO, Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

Carol Anne Hilton, CEO, Transformation

Siegfried Kiefer, President & Chief Operating Officer, Canadian Utilities Limited

Steven Pacifico, Director, Energy Exchange (M)

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2Thursday, March 38:15am – 9:30am

The Future is Transparency: The Democratization of Business and the Environment

Room 8

SPEAKERS:

Nick Aster, Founder, TriplePundit.com (M)

Alyson Genovese, Head of Corporate & Stakeholder Relations for U.S & Canada, Global Reporting Initiative

Tim Mohin, Senior Director, Corporate Responsibility, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)

Accelerating the Energy Transition Ballroom

SPEAKERS:

Tzeporah Berman, Adjunct Professor Environmental Studies, York University; Former Co-Director, Greenpeace International Climate and Energy Program

Shawn McCarthy, Global Energy Reporter, The Globe and Mail (M)

Al Monaco, President & CEO, Enbridge

Michael Porter, Bishop William Lawrence University Professor at The Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness, Harvard Business School

Diane Regas, Executive Director, Environmental Defense Fund

Steve Williams, President & CEO, Suncor Energy Inc.

The Essence of Ecology: How Culture, Community and Conservation are Expressed in Sustainable Products, The Interface Story, and More …

Room 11

Immerse yourself in the design vision of Pond Studios. David Oakey, is a passionate advocate for how businesses, designers, and educators can learn from nature. This visual, tactile and inspiring session shall speak to how nature’s design principles and of nature herself can be expressed in sustainable products. David will share the abundance of endlessly-renewable, continually-inspiring natural world and the practice of biomimicry as a dynamic solution to design, manufacturing, and business problems, in partnership with nature. Dive In!

SPEAKERS:

David D. Oakey, Principal, David Oakey Designs

8:15am – 11:00am

Accelerating China’s Green Transformation: Catalyzing Business, Partnership & Investment Opportunities

Room 1

SPEAKERS:

Thalia Kong, Director of International Business Development, Global Green Development Capital (GGDC)

Nicholas Parker, Founding Managing Partner, Global Acceleration Partners (M)

Junying Shi, CEO, Bioland Environmental Technologies Group

Ken Su, Partner, China Business Network, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

Wang YiNing, Secretary General, China Association of Machinery Industries for Environmental Protection (CAMIE)

Sun Yuhan, Professor & VP of Shanghai Advance Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences

9:00am – 10:30am

Special Session: Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act

Pan Pacific Hotel, Gazebo 2, Lobby Level

Will your company need to disclose the payments it makes to governments? Are you a law firm or accounting house interested in the extractive sector? Canada’s new Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act requires oil, gas and mining companies to report certain payments made to governments in Canada and abroad. All are welcome to join the discussion about these new transparency requirements and steps that companies are taking to comply.

9:30am – 10:00am


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17 March 2–4, 2016

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10:00am – 11:00am


Room 11

SPEAKERS:

Brent Bergeron, Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs & Sustainability, Goldcorp

Cassie Doyle, Chief Executive Officer, Canadian International Resources & Development Institute (M)

Matti Lievonen, President & CEO, Chair of the Executive Board, Neste Corp.

Janez Potočnik, Co-Chair, International Resource Panel, hosted by United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)


Room 2

SPEAKERS:

Goran Loncaric, Chief Technologist & Innovator, Ericsson MFS (Mobile Financial Services)

Bruce Lourie, President, The Ivey Foundation

Matt Quinn, Deputy Editor, Finance and Technology, Quartz (M)

Ramping up to 100% Renewable Energy: Insights from Leaders

Ballroom

SPEAKERS:

Rui José Castro Chousal, Innovation Director, EDP Renewables

Pernille Overbye, Managing Director, Energy Services Division, North America, Ramboll Inc.

Stuart Staley, Managing Director, Global Head of Commodities, Citi

Mark Rudolph, President, justenvironment (M)

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2Thursday, March 310:00am – 12:30pm


Room 8

In Partnership with:

SPEAKERS:

Ger Baron, Chief of Technology Officer, City of Amsterdam


Bruce Hayne, Councillor, City of Surrey

John Jung, Chairman & Co-founder, Intelligent Community Forum (ICF) & Executive Director, ICF Canada (M)

Steve Leonard, Executive Deputy Chairman, Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA)

Lorie Wigle, Vice President, General Manager of IOT Security Solutions, McAfee (part of Intel Security)

11:00am – 11:30am

Break Outside meeting rooms 10, 13 and 1


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2Thursday, March 311:30am – 12:30pm


Room 11

Sponsored By:

SPEAKERS:

Emma Howard-Boyd, Deputy Chair, UK Environment Agency & Vice Chair, Future Cities Catapult

Erika Karp, Founder & CEO, Cornerstone Capital Group

Sandra Odendahl, Director, Social Innovation & Integration, Royal Bank of Canada (M)

Mark Tulay, Executive Director, Strategic Investor Initiative, CECP

From Zero to 60: Collaborating Together, Sustainability Pioneers and Emerging Leaders

Room 1

Sponsored By:

SPEAKERS:

Nicole Bridger, Founder, Nicole Bridger Design

David R. Boyd, Independent Higher Education Professional & Ecological Lawyer

Mark Rabin, Co-Founder, Future Harmonics

Esther Speck, VP Sustainability, Lululemon Athletica

Kali Taylor, Co-Founder & Founding Executive Director, Student Energy (M)

Eric Termuende, Co-founder & Director, Gen Y Inc.

The Future of Electricity & Grid Infrastructure: Powering the 21st Century Economy

Room 2

SPEAKERS:

Monica Gattinger, Director of Institute for Science, Society and Policy & Chair of the Institute’s Collaboratory on Energy Research and Policy, University of Ottawa (M)

Jérôme Gosset, General Manager, Research Institute of Hydro-Québec

Sergio Marchi, President & CEO, Canadian Electricity Association

Gaëtan Thomas, President & CEO, NB Power

1:00pm – 1:50pm

The B Corp Approach: Redefining Shared Value Presentation Theatre, Innovation Expo

Sponsored by:

SPEAKERS:

Craig Ryan, Director of Corporate Social Responsibility, Business Development Bank of Canada (M)

Anthony Santilli, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Bullfrog Power

Joyce Sou, Director, B Labs Canada

Ryan Taylor, Co-founder, Fair Trade Jewellery Co. (FTJCo)

19 March 2–4, 2016

(M) =MODERATOR

D A Y

2Thursday, March 31:00pm – 2:00pm

Visions 2100 Project – Recalibrating Environmental Communications Room 8

Grab food to go and join us for these inspiring SPARK Talk presentations over the lunch hour!

SPEAKERS:

Susan Gladwin, President, Gladwin Consulting & Senior Program Lead as a Consultant, Autodesk

Christian Häuselmann, Co-founder, swisscleantech & Global Cleantech Cluster Association

John OʼBrien, Founder & Managing Director, Australian CleanTech & Sino CleanTech (M)

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Inspired by Nature: creating a healthier, more sustainable future.

“As TELUS’ Chief Sustainability Officer I am passionate about supporting our team’s efforts to create greener, healthier communities across Canada. We believe that the health of our communities, our customers and our team is tied to the health of our planet. Sustainability is a holistic mindset that guides every decision we make and challenges us to innovate. We are committed to sustainability and achieving responsible growth as we strive to be a globally leading corporate citizen.”

Andrea GoertzChief Communications and Sustainability OfficerMember of the TELUS team


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Water Integrity: Infrastructure & Innovation Room 8

SPEAKERS:

Lindsay Bass, Head, US Corporate Water Stewardship Initiative, WWF

Karen Bakker, Professor & Canada Research Chair, UBC & Visiting Professor, Stanford University

John Coburn, Managing Director, XPV Water Partners & Director, FilterBoxx Water & Environmental Corp. (M)

Howard Wheater, Director, Global Institute for Water Security


Ballroom

SPEAKERS:

Judy Glazer, Global Head, Product & Service Sustainability, HP

Michael Kobori, Vice-President, Sustainability, Levi Strauss & Co.

Trisa Thompson, Vice President, Corporate Responsibility & Talent and Capabilities, Dell Inc.

Sally Uren, Chief Executive Officer, Forum for the Future (M)

Charlene Wall-Warren, Director of Sustainability, BASF

Decarbonization: Discovery, Design and Decisions Shaping the 21st Century Economy

Room 11

Sponsored By:

SPEAKERS:

Michael Crothers, President & Country Chair, Shell Canada, & Vice President, North America Unconventionals

Yves Desjardins-Siciliano, President & CEO, VIA Rail Canada

Sue Reid, VP, Climate & Clean Energy Program, Ceres (M)

Arnaud Soirat, President & CEO, Primary Metal, Aluminium Group, Rio Tinto Alcan

Super Emissions: Radical Ideas to Close the Climate Gap

Pan Pacific Hotel, Crystal Pavilion A

SPEAKERS:

Michael J Brown, President, Nepal Management Ltd (M)

Adrian Corless, President & CEO, Carbon Engineering Ltd

Robert Gifford, Professor, Department of Psychology , University of Victoria

Nathan Gillett, Director, Canadian Centre for Climate Modelling & Analysis

Nathan Gilliland, President & CEO, General Fusion Inc

Susan Koch, CFO, Cellex, Vaperma, General fusion & Carbon Engineering

Walter Merida, Director, Clean Energy Research Centre

Marc Palange, Dean of Applied Science, Faculty of Applied Science, University of B.C.

Jonathan Wilkinson Member of Parliament, North Vancouver & Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Environment and Climate Change

21 March 2–4, 2016

(M) =MODERATOR

D A Y


Spotlight on ASEAN: Capitalizing on the Southeast Asia Market Opportunities in Sustainable Infrastructure & Technology

Room 1

SPEAKERS:

Bryan Hughes, District Manager, EDC (M)

Yanis Boudjouher, CEO, ReEx Capital Asia

Nguyen Dang Anh Thi, Consultant, Industrial Zone Resource Efficiency Program, International Finance Corporation

Ridwan Kamil, Mayor, City of Bandung, Indonesia

Robert Kay, Principal Consultant, Climate Change, ICF International

Ajarin Pattanapanchai, Deputy Secretary General, Office of the Board of Investment, Thailand

Don Purka, Director, Private Sector Infrastructure, Asia Development Bank

Anthony Watanabe, Managing Director, Asia Clean Innovations (Session Chair)

Advancing Intelligent Cities through Smart Partnerships: An International Mayoral Roundtable & Workshop on Smart Cities



SPEAKERS:

Ger Baron, Chief Technology Officer, City of Amsterdam


Len Garis, Fire Chief, City of Surrey

Linda Hepner, Mayor, City of Surrey

Rick Huijbregts, General Manager, Digital Transformation, Cisco Americas

Frank Jensen, Lord Mayor, City of Copenhagen

Rich Michos, Chief Marketing Officer for Telco / Media, Energy& Utilities, IBM

Colm Reilly, Head of Government & Public Services, PA Consulting Group (M)

Pekka Sauri, Deputy Mayor, City of Helsinki

Lorie Wigle, Vice President, General Manager of IOT Security Solutions, McAfee (part of Intel Security)

Delivering Responsibly

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3:30pm – 4:00pm

Break


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2Thursday, March 3

3:30pm – 4:45pmCollaboration, Innovation & Climate Change Action Across Canada’s Vast Boreal Forests

Room 2A reception is to follow in the South Foyer outside Room 2 from 4:45pm – 5:30 pm

Sponsored by:

SPEAKERS:

Michael Chenard, Director Corporate Sustainability, Lowe’s Companies, Inc.

Wendy Crosina, Weyerhaeuser Canada & Chair, Forest Products Association of Canada Boreal Committee

Paul Lansbergen, Acting President & CEO, Forest Products Association of Canada

Bruce Lourie, President, Ivey Foundation

John Kozij, Director General of Policy, Economics Industry Branch, Canadian Forest Service Department, Natural Resources Canada (M)

Cathy Wilkinson, Lead for the Environmental Caucus, Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement

4:00pm – 5:15pm


Room 11

SPEAKERS:

Christopher Hakes, Vice President Business Development, NatureBank (M)

Brad Marchant, CEO, Enterra Feed Corporation

Thomas Odenwald, Overseas Business Development Partner, COMACO

Sanjay Rajpoot, Co-founder & CEO, FarmX

Wood Turner, Vice President, Agriculture Capital Management

How High-Powered Corporate Boards are Integrating Sustainability into Corporate Strategy

Room 8

SPEAKERS:

Helle Bank Jørgensen, President & CEO, B. Accountability & Head, Global Compact Network Canada (M)

Ingvild Sørensen, Manager, UN Global Compact

Annette Verschuren, O.C., Chair & CEO, NRStor Inc., & Board Director, Air Canada

Finance Innovation For Scalable, Global Technology Deployment

Ballroom

SPEAKERS:

Samy Ben-Jaafar, Director, Private Sector Facility, Green Climate Fund

David Berliner, Co-founder & CEO, CoPower

Nina Harjula, CEO, Nordic Innovation Accelerator (M)

Christian Häuselmann, Co-founder, swisscleantech & Global Cleantech Cluster Association (M)

Markus Lampinen, Founder & CEO, Crowd Valley

Roger Wagner, Senior Counsel, Dentons Corporate Group & Managing Director, P80 Group

Lihchyi Wen, Deputy Director, Taiwan Green Trade Project Office

23 March 2–4, 2016

(M) =MODERATOR

5:30pm – 6:30pm

Featured Session: Premiers’ Armchair Dialogue Ballroom

SPEAKERS:

The Honourable Philippe Couillard, Premier, Province of Québec

The Honourable Greg Selinger, Premier, Province of Manitoba

The Honourable Rachel Notley, Premier, Province of Alberta

The Honourable Kathleen Wynne, Premier, Province of Ontario

Allan Gregg, Principal, Earnscliffe Strategy Group (M)

7:00pm – 8:30pm

Indigenous Relationships and Realities: The Participatory Blanket Exercise Room 9

The Blanket Exercise uses participatory approaches to raise awareness and understanding of the history of the relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. The exercise is a creative, innovative and interactive way to educate Indigenous and non-Indigenous people about the major themes and recommendations of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples. Presented by Kairos Canada

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2Thursday, March 3

New ideas. New approaches.

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Find out what actions we’re taking on climate change at cenovus.com.

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25 March 2–4, 2016

(M) =MODERATOR

8:30am – 9:30am

Unlocking India’s Green Potential: Embracing Clean Technology, Resilient Infrastructure, & Sustainable Policies

Room 1

SPEAKERS:

Stewart Beck, President and CEO, Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada (M)

Nemkumar Banthia, CEO and Scientific Director: Canada India Research Center of Excellence (IC-IMPACTS)

Don Purka, Director, Private Sector Infrastructure, Asian Development Bank

Rajesh Sharma, CEO & Managing Director, Tata Steel Minerals Canada

David Tait, CEO, Biocube

Hon. Amrik Virk, Minister of Technology, Innovation & Citizens’ Services, Province of British Columbia

Mayor’s Roundtable: Bright Green Cities & the Future of Urbanism

Ballroom


SPEAKERS:

Frank Jensen, Lord Mayor, City of Copenhagen

Gregor Robertson, Mayor, City of Vancouver

Pekka Sauri, Deputy Mayor, City of Helsinki

Breaking the Energy Storage Bottleneck Room 2

SPEAKERS:

Andrew Beebe, Managing Director, Obvious Ventures

Bruce Dudley, Senior Vice President, The Delphi Group (M)

Rick Huijbregts, General Manager, Digital Transformation, Cisco Americas

Jorge Magalhaes, Senior Vice-President of Engineering and Innovation, Vestas Wind Systems

ESG Integration & Investment Decision-Making: Candid Discussion with Investors

Room 8

SPEAKERS:

Michelle Edkins, Managing Director, Global Head of Investment Stewardship, BlackRock

Martin Grosskopf, Vice President & Portfolio Manager, Sustainable Investing, AGF Investments Inc.

Susan McGeachie, Market Leader, Climate Change & Sustainability Services, Ernst & Young (M)

Alison Schneider, Director, Responsible Investment, Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo)

Joy Williams, Environmental Specialist, Responsible Investing Team, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan

Communicating Sustainability Value: The Power of Emotions, Compelling Storytelling & Visuals

Room 11

SPEAKERS:

Sarah Dickinson, Co-founder & Managing Director, THNK

Neill Duffy, President, in/PACT, Co-Chair, Super Bowl 50 Sustainability Host-Committee & Chief Catalyst of One World Play Project

Steven Fish, Executive Director, Canadian Business for Social Responsibility (CBSR) (M)

William Rees, Founder, Ecological Footprint Analysis, Professor Emeritus, UBC & Director, One Earth

Joe Tankersley, Unique Visions, Inc. Former Walt Disney Imagineer, Writer, Futurist, and Storyteller

9:30am – 10:00am


Sponsored by

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3Friday, March 410:00am – 11:00am

Signing Event: Pacific North America Climate Leadership Agreement

Ballroom

With a population of 54 million people and an economy that is the 5th largest in the world, the West Coast jurisdictions that compose the Pacific Coast Collaborative (PCC) are demonstrating that transitioning to a low-carbon economy can create jobs and support robust economic growth. This special event will showcase the commitments between U.S. Pacific Coast states, the Province of British Columbia, and the largest Pacific Coast cities to take joint action on climate change via the signing of Pacific North America Climate Leadership Agreement. The Agreement covers collaboration and commitments in the areas of energy efficient buildings, transportation, renewable energy supply, and waste. Join West Coast Governors, Mayors, and the Premier of BC for this landmark event.


Room 2

Sponsored By:

With the support of Natural Resources Canada

SPEAKERS:

Linda Coady, Chief Sustainability Officer, Enbridge

Bob Elton, Chief Risk Officer, Vancity & Chair, Sustainability Advisory Board, Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada

Cathy McLay, Acting CEO, CFO & Executive Vice President, Finance and Corporate Services, TransLink, Canada

Sandy Treagus, Chief Financial Officer, Mountain Equipment Co-op

Scaling Up Impact: Innovative Cross-Sector Partnerships Driving Sustainability

Room 1

SPEAKERS:

Jennifer Aldcroft, Environmental Specialist, Vancouver Airport Authority

Keith Edwards, Business Manager, Specialty Plastics, BASF

Christine Rigby, Environmental Specialist-Air Emissions, Port Metro Vancouver

Elizabeth Sheehan, President & Co-founder, Climate Smart (M)

Brian Yates, Vice President, Impact Assessment & Community Engagement, Environment and Water, SNC-Lavalin

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27 March 2–4, 2016

(M) =MODERATOR

D A Y

3Friday, March 410:00am – 11:00am


Room 11

SPEAKERS:

Kelly Cooper, President, Cooper Consulting Inc. & Lead Strategist, Women in Mining Initiative

Chantale Després, Director of Sustainability, Canadian National Railway Company (CN)

Daniel Kreeger, Co-founding Board Member & Executive Director, Association of Climate Change Officers

Stefan Sjöstrand, President, IKEA Canada

Coro Strandberg, President, Strandberg Consulting (M)


Room 8

SPEAKERS:

Jonn Axsen, Assistant Professor, Sustainable Transportation Action Research Team (START), Energy & Materials Research Group, Simon Fraser University (M)

The Honourable Bill Bennett, Minister of Energy and Mines & Minister Responsible for Core Review, Province of British Columbia (Opening Remarks)

Glenn Schmidt, VP Government & External Affairs, Americas, BMW Group

Dave Packard, VP, Utility Solutions, ChargePoint

11:00am – 11:15am

Break

11:15am – 12:30pm

Going Forward Plenary: Accelerating Sustainability & Catalyzing Business Leadership for the Environment

Ballroom

GLOBE 2016’s Going Forward Plenary focuses on catalyzing Business Innovation for the Planet. The Plenary includes a visionary panel, and an intensively interactive dialogue with the audience. Moderated by Chris Henderson, Chair, GLOBE Series.

2:00pm – 3:30pm

Industrial Revolution 4.0: How Waste Prevention can Boost the Bottom Line and Drive Circular Economy Innovation

Room 11

In Collaboration with Metro Vancouver

SPEAKERS:

Malcolm Brodie, Chair, National Zero Waste Council

Nadine Gudz, Director of Sustainability Strategy, Interface

Nicole Hagerman Miller, Managing Director, Biomimicry 3.8

Dagmar Timmer, Managing Director, Strategic Initiatives, One Earth & Co-Host, ‘The Sustainable Region’ & ‘Metro Vancouver Closeup’ (M)

Ilse Treurnicht, CEO, MaRS Discovery District

Today, there’s a new bar for performance and responsible metal production in the aluminium industry.That bar is being set right here inCanada, where we just transformedour 60 year-old Kitimat, B.C. plant intothe world’s most competitivealuminium smelter.

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The Kitimat plant is the result of a significant investment in our business and the region, and ensures Canada’s place as one of the world’s leading aluminium producers for another 60 years.

As a sponsor to the Globe 2016Conference, Rio Tinto is proud to sharethe Kitimat story with delegates fromaround the world, our partners andfriends here at home.

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29 March 2–4, 2016

Export Cafe & Lounge

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Use our Export Café and Lounge for formal and informal meetings and making new connections.

Presentation Theatre

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Pick up an Exposition Directory to help you make the most of your time in the Innovation Expo!

Everybody’s here: Make a deal at the new GLOBE 2016 Innovation ExpoThe GLOBE 2016 Innovation Expo is a humming showcase of green innovation. Check out emerging and established companies that are addressing climate change and food and water security with cutting-edge solutions such as clean energy, electric vehicles, and much more! Watch live business pitches and take in talks at the Presentation Theatre. Most importantly, download GLOBE MaX (the official GLOBE 2016 Conference App) and start making new connections.

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Innovation Expo Hours:Wednesday, March 2nd 10:00 am – 6:00 pmExpo Open

Thursday, March 3rd 10:00 am – 6:00 pmExpo Open

Friday, March 4th 10:00 am – 5:00 pmExpo Open

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Presentation TheatreWednesday, March 2

10:30AM – 12:00PM

Power Pitch SessionsPRESENTED BY PowerHaus PavillionPitch Session

The Power Pitch Sessions will showcase green technology from emerging companies featured in the PowerHaus Pavilion. The pitches will demonstrate innovative products, services, and solutions that these companies have been developing to enhance the green economy.

12:00PM – 12:30PM

LUNCH BREAK12:30PM – 1:50PM

Foresight-ARCTIC Showcase: Fast-Tracking Cleantech Innovation in the Resource SectorPRESENTED BY Foresight / ARCTICPresentation

Learn about Foresight’s ARCTIC program, which brings together industry partners and cleantech innovators to find and fund solutions for resource sector challenges in Western Canada. A stellar group of speakers from the public and private sectors will provide an overview of the Canada’s Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA) ARCTIC Challenge experience. Find out how you can tap into innovative cleantech solutions for your most pressing issues in the resource sector.

2:00PM – 3:20PM

Investing in Green Tech with Impact and Bringing Innovative Solutions to Markets – A Global PerspectivePRESENTED BY GTEx / GCCAPanel Discussion

Innovation is a key focus in many aspects of today’s global society. It permeates into all sectors of the economy. The value chain for innovation is well discussed in many circles. Much has been focused on the development, demonstration and validation aspects. Yet commercialization of innovation needs to also reference visible benefits including return on investment, job creation, economic growth, and improved living conditions. This session will concentrate on two crucial aspects: the front end and the back end of the innovation value chain, in particular:

• Investing in innovative development with impact

• Bringing innovative solutions into various markets: local, regional, and global

The session is made up by a group of astute industry observers and experienced specialists in the field from various parts of the globe. The panelists will be prompted by the moderator in conversations to share insights, observations, and thoughts as well as interact with audience in engaging dialogue. This session is not to be missed by Conference participants and Expo visitors.

3:30PM – 3:45PM

Sun, Wind and Clouds: The New Era of Smart Off-GridPRESENTED BY Miriam Tuerk, Clear Blue TechnologiesSPARK Talk

Smart Grid is a powerful force in the world of energy generation, and it has now come to environmentally-friendly off-grid systems. Leveraging wireless networking, data streaming and cloud software, remote control and monitoring have raised the reliability and performance of solar and wind powered systems to that of on-grid. At the same time the mass production and lower cost of solar panels, emergence of LEDs, and rising utility costs make off-grid systems cost-beneficial. Attend this session to learn about Smart Off-Grid and how green energy combined with the latest advances in hardware and software drive down costs, drive up reliability and benefit the environment.

ENERGY CONNECTIONS SALON Innovation Expo

Check out the Energy Connections salon next to the Enbridge pavilion in the Innovation Expo, where dozens of conversations with top-notch energy experts will take place over the three days.

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3:50 PM – 4:05 PM

Old Grid, New Grid, No Grid? Enabling a Clean Energy FuturePRESENTED BY Jud Virden, Pacific Northwest National LaboratorySPARK Talk

Collectively we all face the challenge of providing low cost, clean electricity to all citizens of the world. This talk will address what role new technology may play as well as how the grid may change in our clean energy future.

4:10 PM – 4:25 PM

From Green Innovation to Green Marketing: Taiwan’s Eco-Built Power StationPRESENTED BY Lihchyi Wen, Taiwan Green Trade Project OfficeSPARK Talk

For our planet to ensure a healthier and safer future for all of us, the transition to a clean and independent energy system is imminent. The problems and impacts of climate change are global, so are the concerns and the research efforts to tackle them. As such, the solutions to the energy system change must be addressed through broad and visionary alliances. This is how the project of Eco Power Station in Taiwan was born.

4:30 PM – 4:55 PM

Democratizing Our Understanding of the Deep-Sea: The Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZEPRESENTED BY Jyotika Virmani, XPRIZE FoundationSPARK Talk

XPRIZE capitalizes on the brilliance of the crowd by incentivizing anyone to solve real problems; and there really is no greater suite of challenges or opportunities than those involving the ocean. XPRIZE has a vision of a world with healthy, valued, and understood oceans. The foundation of achieving this vision is to inspire a new age of ocean exploration in order to exponentially improve our access to and understanding of the ocean. The Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE is a global competition that is open to anyone that ever had a dream or an idea of how to finally illuminate the entirety of our planet.

Presentation TheatreWednesday, March 2

Presentation TheatreThursday, March 3

10:30 AM – 10:45 AM

The Collaborative Economy and Shareable CitiesPRESENTED BY Claudia Monteiro de Aguiar, European ParliamentSPARK Talk

There is nothing new about sharing. Indeed it is one of the oldest behaviours of our society. What is new about it is the introduction of new technologies. The digital revolution enables us to connect more and more and it is at our fingertips. In the sharing economy, we host, fund, teach, drive, care, guide, and cook for friends and strangers alike. In the sharing economy there is a better allocation of resources and space underused, key for developing shareable cities. These new forms of business models result in significant reductions in energy, greenhouse gas emissions, and waste generation. However, these new p2p platforms do not exist without critics and challenges to our society and governments. This SPARK Talk will focus on how we can answer the challenges.

10:50 AM – 11:05 AM

CCS: The Reports of my Death are Greatly ExaggeratedPRESENTED BY Andre Boulet, Inventys Inc.SPARK Talk

Once hailed as the king of climate change mitigation, carbon capture and storage has come under heavy fire from a number of influential organizations and publications. But, as André Boulet insists, failing to deploy CCS more than doubles the costs of meeting the 2°C goal therefore maybe carbon capture and storage shouldn’t be public enemy number one, just the present approach. You’ll gain a greater understanding of climate change mitigation measures and the future of carbon capture — and maybe, a way forward.

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11:10 AM – 11:25 AM

Using Advanced Visualization to Drive the Next Stage of SustainabilityPRESENTED BY Colin Grant, FigbytesSPARK Talk

Sustainability, EHS, EHSS, CSR, GRI, CDP, SASB, IIRC, non-financial reporting…

We are very good at inventing dull terms and endless streams of acronyms to describe and frame the most important endeavour humankind has ever undertaken. As we become ever-more inundated with news of how our everyday practices are impacting people, our planet, and our economies, how can we move beyond siloed initiatives and seldom-read reports towards mass understanding, participation, collaboration and achievement? How can technology enhance the way we view sustainability, advance a more restorative economy, and create an all-encompassing way to manage and share information? Find out in this engaging SPARK Talk.

11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

CCO Certification Program: Learn More About the World’s Premier Climate Change Credentialing and Training ProgramsPRESENTED BY Association of Climate Change OfficersPresentation

ACCO invites you to participate in a discussion for those interested in learning more about the CCO CertificationTM program, the premier climate change credentialing program. The CCO CertificationTM program issues credentials to participants who have developed a satisfactory capacity to assess the implications of climate change for their organization in the context of their job functions. The first credential under this program, the Climate Governance Certificate, opened for enrollment in March 2015. Certificates for energy management and supply chain/procurement professionals will be opened for enrollment this year. Subsequent certificate programs tailored for professional roles such as planners and civil engineers, architects, investment portfolio managers, public health professionals, risk managers and public policy/administration professionals will be developed over the next few years. Participants at this town hall will learn more about and discuss:

• Opportunities for contributing to content and requirements development

• Accreditation of courses taught by third party institutions

• How courses are being customized and tailored for different decision makers across multiple sectors and geographic regions

• Insight into strategies for obtaining credentialing through this program


12:30 PM – 1:00 PM

LUNCH BREAK1:00 PM – 1:50 PM

B Corp Movement: A Powerful, Disruptive Idea for a Better World!PRESENTED BY Panel Discussion

People in 40+ countries are seeing a new kind of company mobilize people, capital and ingenuity to tackle social and ecological challenges. The number of certified Beneficial corporations (B Corps) has grown to 1600 world-wide, with 150 in Canada. B Corp status trumps traditional approaches in that it truly frees ambitious entrepreneurs to put broad, shared value into their business models and activities. Might this new movement be the one that finally sees a critical mass of businesses creating economic, social and environmental value? Is the B Corp standard what the world needs? This session, hosted by certified B Corp BDC, will explain why the approach is uniquely powerful and feature real-world entrepreneurs who explain how their firms succeed.

Speakers:

» Craig Ryan, Director of Corporate Social Responsibility, Business Development Bank of Canada

» Anthony Santilli, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Bullfrog Power

» Joyce Sou, Director, B Lab Canada

» Ryan Taylor, Co-founder, Fair Trade Jewellery Co. (FTJCo)

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2:00PM – 2:40PM

Climate Technology Centre & Network (CTCN) Workshop: Scaling Solutions in Emerging MarketsPRESENTED BY UNEP & Natural Resources CanadaPresentation

Interested in expanding into the emerging markets? Do you have expertise in the development, transfer and/or deployment of climate technologies (including policy and capacity building) in developing countries? The UN’s Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) provides opportunities for members to bid on commercial opportunities in developing countries and share intelligence with a global network. Come and learn how membership could benefit your organization, open new export markets, and accelerate deployment of climate technologies to developing countries.

2:45 PM – 3:25 PM

TELUS Garden: Setting a new standard for sustainable workplace and residential designPRESENTED BY Panel Discussion

If the goal was to design an office building to inspire its occupants, animate Vancouver’s Georgia Street, and set a new standard for sustainable workplace design in North America, TELUS knocked it out of the park. An architectural gem brimming with the latest technological and environmental design advances, Vancouver’s first LEED Platinum certified office tower has the distinction of achieving the highest LEED score card ever to the Canada Green Building Council. Join us to learn about TELUS Garden and the thought leadership behind this extraordinary, world-class space.

Speakers:

» Ian Gillespie, Founder, Westbank Projects Corp.

» Andrea Goertz, SVP, Strategic Initiatives, Chief Communications & Sustainability Officer, TELUS

» Thomas Mueller, Founding Director, President & CEO, Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC)

» Geoff Pegg, Director of Sustainability, Utilities & Energy Management, TELUS Corporation (M)


3:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Evok Innovations Pitch SessionPRESENTED BY Evok InnovationsPitch Session

Entrepreneurs will be pitching their early-stage cleantech solutions that could transform the oil and gas industry by addressing the most pressing environmental and economic challenges. Finalists include:

» Adrian Banica, Illusense Inc. Enhancing Pipeline Integrity in the oil and gas industry.

» Emily Hicks, FREDsense Technologies. Building Better Biosensors.

» Richard Link, Proceed Solutions. Cumulative Impact assessment solution.

» Vladimir Mravcak, Atlantis Research Labs. Greenhouse Gas Jet.

» Chand Jagpal, ME Resource Corp. MEC’s Mobile Refinery Unity.

But first, the top finalists will have to convince an expert panel of judges, including:

» Marty Reed, CEO, Evok Innovations

» Benjamin Sparrow, CEO, Saltworks

» Mark Trevitt, Associate Director, BDC Venture Capital

» Andrée-Lise Méthot, Founder & Managing Partner, Cycle Capital

See for yourself who the judges select as the winner of the Cleantech Pitch Session.

This sessions is taking place Thursday, March 3rd from 3:30 – 5:00 PM in the Presentation Theatre.

This session is hosted by Evok Innovations and supported by Cenovus and Suncor.

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10:30 AM – 10:45 AM

Guardians of the Zero Waste HabitatPRESENTED BY Peter Tsantrizos, Terragon EnvironmentalSPARK Talk

Normally, communities rely on extraction and transfer as their central waste management strategy. This approach does not work for small communities that are isolated, especially those in the Arctic that have no roads or sewers that can be used to haul waste away from the community. Technologies that enable the “zero waste habitat” will be presented as well as an effort to train the people living in isolated communities on how to implement and service these technologies. Additionally, the technologies presented enable the recovery of energy and clean water from all the materials we consider waste, resources of particularly high value to these communities.

10:50 AM – 11:05 AM

Waste Not Want Not: How Wastewater Might Be the Ultimate Renewable Energy SourcePRESENTED BY Lynn Mueller, International Wastewater Heat ExchangeSPARK Talk

In the search for new and sustainable energy sources few people realize that there is an energy source flowing beneath the surface of our cities. Sewage! This abundant, free energy source remains mostly untapped. In fact, A 2005 U.S. Department of Energy study estimated that 350 billion kilowatt-hours of heat energy is flushed down the drains in the United States each year alone. What if it was possible re-use this energy? Nothing smelly about that!

Presentation TheatreFriday, March 4

12:30PM – 1:00 PM

LUNCH BREAK1:00 PM – 2:20 PM

Power Pitch SessionsPRESENTED BY PowerHaus PavilionPitch Sessions

The Power Pitch Sessions will showcase green technology from emerging companies featured in the PowerHaus Pavilion. The pitches will demonstrate innovative products, services, and solutions that these companies have been developing to enhance the green economy.

11:15 AM – 12:30 PM

Provincial Climate & Prosperity Leadership: An Environment Ministers’ ArmchairPRESENTED BY Provincial Environment MinistersPanel Discussion

This session will explore the interface and interaction between provincial government and business to advance greenhouse gas emission reductions through cleantech, clean energy, investment, job creation, and trade. The discussion will explore how provincial jurisdictions aim to address sustainability and climate challenges, as well as implement key responsibilities and advance resiliency plans.

Speakers:

» The Honourable David Heurtel, Minister of Sustainable Development, Environment and Climate Change, Government of Quebec

» The Honourable Glen Murray, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Government of Ontario

» The Honourable Mary Polak, Minister of Environment, Government of British Columbia

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Evok Innovations Presents: The Cleantech Pitch Session at GLOBE 2016Be sure to check out the Cleantech Pitch Session on Thursday, March 3 between 3:30pm and 5:00pm in the Expo Theatre.

Entrepreneurs will be pitching their early-stage cleantech solutions that could transform the oil and gas industry by addressing the most pressing environmental and economic challenges.

See for yourself who the judges select as the winner of the Cleantech Pitch Session.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 212:30PM – 1:50PM

Foresight-ARCTIC Showcase: Fast-Tracking Cleantech Innovation in the Resource Sector

Expo Theatre

Learn about Foresight’s ARCTIC program, which brings together industry partners and cleantech innovators to find and fund solutions for resource sector challenges in Western Canada. A stellar group of speakers from the public and private sectors will provide an overview of the Canada’s Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA) ARCTIC Challenge experience. Find out how you can tap into innovative cleantech solutions for your most pressing issues in the resource sector.

Renewable Energy Challenge Pan Pacific Hotel

The Vancouver Economic Commission and C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group are hosting a half-day Renewable Energy Challenge Workshop on the afternoon of Tuesday, March 1, 2016. Participants are invited to work to solve 5+ concrete challenges faced by cities and businesses in their efforts to be 100 percent renewable energy-powered. C40 cities (Vancouver, New York, and Copenhagen), as well as large companies from Vancouver, will showcase their renewable energy goals and accomplishments, and then outline key challenge(s) for which they are seeking solutions. The key focus will include transportation fuels, EV infrastructure, net-zero buildings, and district energy. The intention is that challenges presented are concrete and will lead to real action and transactions, with city-focused solutions going on to materialize on C40’s new City Solutions Platform.

Challenge PitchMarch 2–4

THURSDAY, MARCH 38:30AM – 10:30AM

GLOBE–COSIA Innovation Challenge Fairmont Waterfront

Do you have a solution to Canadian oil sands technology challenges?

We’d like to invite the best and brightest in the international cleantech community to participate in the GLOBE-COSIA Innovation Challenge.

This is a unique opportunity to explore new markets for your technologies. An initiative of GLOBE 2016, North America’s largest and most influential sustainable business leadership summit and exposition, and Canada’s Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA), the Innovation Challenge is seeking to match solution providers with specific industry challenges.

We are looking for technologies to improve water treatment and reuse, reduce GHG emissions, and improve energy efficiency in oil sands mining and thermal facilities. You can learn more about the COSIA challenges at http://www.cosia.ca/challenges

How to participate GLOBE and COSIA will be holding a two-hour workshop on Thursday, March 3rd from 8:30-10:30am PT at the GLOBE conference in Vancouver. The challenges will be presented in more detail at the workshop, and interested cleantech providers will have the opportunity for one-on-one meetings with COSIA representatives.

If you are unable to attend the workshop in person, you also have an option to participate via webcast.

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Speaker Indexp.11 Fariba Alamdari

VP, Marketing, Boeing Commercial Airplanes

> USA

p.26 Jennifer AldcroftEnvironmental Specialist, Vancouver Airport Authority

> Canada

p.11, 12 James AlexanderHead, Finance & Economic Development Initiative, C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group

> UK

p.16 Nick AsterNew Media Architect & Founder, TriplePundit.com

> USA

p.27 Jonn AxsenAssistant Professor, Sustainable Transportation Action Research Team, Energy & Materials Research Group, Simon Fraser University

> Canada

p.20 Karen BakkerProfessor & Canada Research Chair, University of British Columbia &Visiting Professor, Stanford University

> Canada

p.22 Helle Bank JørgensenPresident & CEO, B. Accountability &Head, UN Global Compact Network Canada

> Canada

p.25 Nemkumar (Nemy) BanthiaCEO & Scientific Director, Canada India Research Center of Excellence (IC-IMPACTS)

> Canada

p.17, 21 Ger BaronChief Technology Officer, City of Amsterdam

> Netherlands

p.20 Lindsay BassSenior Program Officer, Freshwater, World Wildlife Fund

> USA

p.12 John BattelleChair & CEO, NewCo

> USA

p.25 Stewart BeckPresident & CEO, Asia Pacific Foundation

> Canada

p.25 Andrew BeebeManaging Director, Obvious Ventures

> USA

p.14 Caleb BehnLands Director, West Moberly First Nations &Executive Director, Keepers of the Water Society

> Canada

p.13 Perry BellegardeNational Chief, Assembly of First Nations

> Canada

p.22 Samy Ben-JaafarDirector, Private Sector Facility, Green Climate Fund

> South Korea

p.27 The Honourable Bill BennettMinister of Energy and Mines & Minister Responsible for Core Review, Province of British Columbia

> Canada

p.14 The Honourable Carolyn BennettMinister of Indigenous & Northern Affairs, Government of Canada

> Canada

p.17 Brent BergeronEVP, Corporate Affairs & Sustainability, Goldcorp Inc.

> Canada

p.12 Joey BergsteinGeneral Manager & Chief Marketing Officer, Seventh Generation

> USA

p.16 Tzeporah BermanAdjunct Professor Environmental Studies, York University; Former Co-Director, Greenpeace International Climate and Energy Program

> Canada

p.22 David BerlinerCo-Founder & CEO, CoPower

> Canada

Yvo de BoerDirector General, Global Green Growth Institute

> South Korea

p.21 Yanis BoudjouherCEO, ReEx Capital Asia

> Singapore

p.18 David R. BoydIndependent Higher Education Professional & Ecological Lawyer

> Canada

p.27 Malcolm BrodieChair, National Zero Waste Council

> Canada

p.20 Michael J BrownPresident, Nepal Management Ltd

> Canada

p.11 Paul BunjePrincipal & Senior Scientist, Energy & Environment, XPRIZE

> USA

p.18 Nicole BridgerFounder, Nicole Bridger Designs

> Canada

p.12 Mark CampanaleFounder & Executive Director, Carbon Tracker Initiative

> UK

p.11 Sean CapstickPrincipal, Golder Associates

> Canada

p.11 The Honourable James Gordon CarrMinister of Natural Resources, Government of Canada

> Canada

p.13 Lisa CharleyboyFounder & Editor-in-Chief, Urban Native Magazine

> Canada

p.10 The Honourable Christy ClarkPremier, Province of British Columbia

> Canada

p.12 Karen Clarke-WhistlerChief Environment Officer, TD Bank Group

> Canada

p.22 Michael ChenardDirector Corporate Sustainability, Lowe’s Companies, Inc.

> USA

p.17 Rui José Castro ChousalInnovation Director, EDP Renewables

> Portugal

p.26 Linda CoadyChief Sustainability Officer, Enbridge

> Canada

p.20 John CoburnManaging Director, XPV Water Partners &Director, FilterBoxx Water & Environmental Corp.

> Canada

p.27 Kelly CooperPresident, Cooper Consulting Inc. &Lead Strategist, Women in Mining Initiative

> Canada

p.20 Adrian CorlessPresident & CEO, Carbon Engineering Ltd.

> Canada

Speaker Indexp.23 The Honourable

Philippe CouillardPremier, Province of Québec

> Canada

p.11 John CoyneVP, Legal & External Affairs and General Counsel, Unilever Canada Inc.

> Canada

p.22 Wendy CrosinaManager, Forest Ecology & Wildlife Ecology, Weyerhauser &Chair, Forest Products Association of Canada Boreal Committee

> Canada

p.20 Michael CrothersPresident & Country Chair, Shell Canada &Vice President, North America Unconventionals

> Canada

p.12 Lisa DeMarcoSenior Partner, DeMarco Allan LLP

> Canada

p.20 Yves Desjardins-SicilianoPresident & CEO, Via Rail

> Canada

p.27 Chantale DesprésDirector, Sustainability, Canadian National (CN) Railway Company

> Canada

p.25 Sarah DickinsonCo-Founder & Managing Director, THNK

> Canada

p.17 Cassie DoyleCEO, Canadian Natural Resources & Development Institute

> Canada

p.25 Bruce DudleySVP, The Delphi Group

> Canada

p.25 Neill DuffyPresident, in/PACT, Co-Chair, Super Bowl 50 Sustainability Host-Committee & Chief Catalyst, One World Play Project

> USA

p.25 Michelle EdkinsManaging Director, Global Head of Investment Stewardship, BlackRock

> USA

p.26 Keith EdwardsBusiness Manager, Special Plastics, BASF

> USA

p.26 Bob EltonChief Risk Officer, Vancity &Chair, Sustainability Advisory Board, Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada

> Canada

p.13 Blair FeltmateHead, Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation

> Canada

p.25 Steven FishExecutive Director, Canadian Business for Social Responsibility

> Canada

p.12 Jackie ForrestVice President, Energy Research, ARC Financial

> Canada

p.11 Dirk ForristerPresident & CEO, International Emissions Trading Association (IETA)

> Canada

p.11 Neil FreemanVP, Corporate Development & Business Relations, Horizon Utilities

> Canada

p.11 Deb FrodlGlobal Executive Director, ecomagination, GE

> USA

p.13 Michael FuerstSenior Manager, CR Strategy & Innovation, Novartis International AG

> Switzerland

p.11 Carsten Gaarn-LarsenCEO, CLEAN

> Denmark

p.21 Len GarisFire Chief, City of Surrey

> Canada

p.18 Monica GattingerDirector, Institute for Science, Society & Policy &Chair of the Institute’s Collaboratory on Energy Research & Policy, University of Ottawa

> Canada

p.12 Brian GellerSVP, Corporate Sustainability, Citi

> USA

p.16 Alyson GenoveseHead of Corporate & Stakeholder Relations, Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)

> USA

p.11 Alexander GershensonCo-founder & CEO, SupplyShift

> USA

p.20 Robert GiffordProfessor, Department of Psychology, University of Victoria

> Canada

p.11, 17, 21 David Gilford

VP & Director, Urban Innovation & Sustainability, New York City Economic Development Corporation

> USA

p.20 Nathan GillettDirector, Canadian Centre for Climate Modelling & Analysis

> Canada

p.20 Nathan GillilandPresident & CEO, General Fusion Inc

> Canada

p.14 JP Gladu President & CEO, Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

> Canada

p.19 Susan GladwinPresident, Gladwin Consulting &Senior Program Lead, Sustainability, Autodesk

> USA

p.20 Judy GlazerGlobal Head, Product Service & Sustainability, HP

> USA

p.12, 33 Andrea GoertzSVP, Strategic Initiatives, Chief Communications & Sustainability Officer; TELUS

> Canada

p.18 Jérôme GossetGeneral Manager, Research Institute of Hydro-Québec

> Canada

p.13 Michael GreenPrincipal, Michael Green Architecture

> Canada

p.23 Allan GreggPrincipal, Earnscliffe Strategy Group

> Canada

p.25 Martin GrosskopfVP, Portfolio Manager & Director, Sustainable Investing, AGF Investments Inc.

> Canada

p.27 Nadine GudzDirector of Sustainability Strategy, Interface

> Canada

p.22 Christopher HakesVP, Business Development, NatureBank

> Canada

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Speaker Indexp.27 Nicole Hagerman

MillerManaging Director, Biomimicry 3.8

> USA

p.11 Megan HanacekClimate Adaptation Lead, Association of BC Forest Professionals

> Canada

p.11 Colin HansenChair, Fraser Basin Council

> Canada

p.22 Nina HarjulaBoard Member, GCCA &CEO, Nordic Innovation Accelerator

> Finland

p.19, 22 Christian HäuselmannCo-Founder & Chairman, swisscleantech &Co-founder & Head of Innovation & Export, Global Cleantech Cluster Association

> Switzerland

p.17 Bruce HayneCouncillor, City of Surrey

> Canada

p.13 Tony HenshawChief Sustainability Officer, Aditya Birla Group

> India

p.21 Linda HepnerMayor, City of Surrey

> Canada

p.34 The Honourable David HeurtelMinister of Sustainable Development, Environment & The Fight Against Climate Change, Government of Quebec

> Canada

p.14 Carol Anne HiltonCEO, Transformation

> Canada

p.18 Emma Howard-BoydDeputy Chair, UK Environment Agency & Vice Chair, Future Cities Catapult

> UK

p.21 Bryan HughesDistrict Manager, EDC

> Canada

p.21,25 Rick HuijbregtsGeneral Manager, Digital Transformation, Cisco Americas

> Canada

p.13 David IsaacMi’kmaq Nation & Interim Executive Director, Centre for Native Policy & Research

> Canada

p.21, 25 Frank JensenLord Mayor, City of Copenhagen

> Denmark

p.17 John JungChairman & Co-founder, Intelligent Community Forum (ICF) &Executive Director, ICF Canada

> Canada

p.21 Ridwan KamilMayor, City of Bandung

> Indonesia

p.18 Erika KarpFounder & CEO, Cornerstone Capital Group

> USA

p.21 Robert KayPrincipal Consultant, Climate Change, ICF International

> USA

p.11 Thomas KerrPrincipal Climate Policy Officer,International Finance Corporation, World Bank Group

> USA

p.13 Sean KidneyCEO & Co-founder, Climate Bonds Initiative

> UK

p.14 Siegfried W. KieferPresident & Chief Operating Officer, Canadian Utilities Ltd.

> Canada

p.11 Bruce KlafterVP, Corporate Social & Environmental Responsibility, Flextronics

> USA

p.20 Michael KoboriVP, Sustainability, Levi Strauss & Co.

> USA

p.20 Susan KochCFO, Cellex, Vaperma, General Fusion & Carbon Engineering

> Canada

p.16 Thalia KongDirector of International Business Development, Global Green Development Capital (GGDC)

> USA

p.13, 22 John KozijDirector General of Policy, Economics & Industry Branch, Canadian Forest Service Department, Natural Resources Canada

> Canada

p.27 Dan KreegerCo-founding Board Member & Executive Director, Association of Climate Change Officers (ACCO)

> USA

p.22 Markus LampinenFounder & CEO, Crowd Valley

> USA

p.22 Paul LansbergenActing President & CEO, Forest Products Association of Canada

> Canada

p.17 Steve LeonardExecutive Deputy Chairman, Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore

> Singapore

p.11 Wal van LieropPresident & CEO, Chrysalix Energy Venture Capital

> Canada

p.17 Matti LievonenPresident & CEO, Chair of the Executive Board, Neste Corp.

> Finland

p.12 Karen LockridgePrincipal, Sustainability & Climate Change & Pension Actuary, Mercer

> Canada

p.17, 22 Bruce LouriePresident, Ivey Foundation

> Canada

p.13 Amory LovinsCo-Founder & Chief Scientist, Rocky Mountain Institute

> USA

p.12 Emanuel MachadoChief Administrative Officer, Town of Gibsons

> Canada

p.15 Jorge MagalhaesSVP, Engineering & Innovation, Vestas Wind Systems

> Denmark

p.13 Robert MalczykPrincipal, Equilibrium Consulting

> Canada

p.22 Brad MarchantCEO, Enterra Feed Corporation

> Canada

p.12 Sergio MarchiPresident & CEO, Canadian Electricity Association

> Canada

p.12 Richard MattisonCEO, Trucost Plc

> UK

p.16 Shawn McCarthyGlobal Energy Reporter, The Globe and Mail

> Canada

p.11 Velma McCollPrincipal, Earnscliffe Strategy Group

> Canada

NatureBank is proud to work closely with GLOBE to make this event carbon neutral.

NatureBank specializes in advisory, technology and impact project investment services that create value and enhance sustainable commodities such as cocoa, carbon and forestry, while managing climate change risk and maximizing long-term investment in nature.

NatureBank sits at the intersection of finance and natural assets, producing long term, sustainable returns. We provide our customers with a multidisciplinary approach to managing risk, enhancing asset performance and securing commercial approach to managing risk, enhancing asset performance and securing commercial returns while improving livelihoods and sustainability.

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Speaker Indexp.25 Susan McGeachie

Market Leader, Climate Change & Sustainability Services, Ernst & Young

> Canada

p.11 Ian McKayCEO, Vancouver Economic Commission

> Canada

p.12 The Honourable Catherine McKennaMinister of Environment and Climate Change, Government of Canada

> Canada

p.26 Cathy McLayActing CEO, CFO & EVP, Finance & Corporate Services, Translink

> Canada

p.20 Walter MeridaDirector, Clean Energy Research Centre

> Canada

p.13 John MetrasManaging Director, Infrastructure Development, University of British Columbia

> Canada

p.12, 21 Rich Michos Chief Marketing Officer,Telco/Media &Energy/Utilities, IBM

> USA

p.13 Dale MikkelsenDirector of Development, SFU Community Trust

> Canada

p.16 Tim MohinSenior Director, Corporate Responsibility, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)

> USA

p.16 Al MonacoPresident & CEO, Enbridge

> Canada

p.31 Cláudia Monteiro de AguiarMember, European Parliament

> Belgium

p.11 Helen MountfordProgramme Director, New Climate Economy & Director of Economics, World Resource Institute (WRI)

> USA

p.12 Laura NishikawaHead of Fixed Income ESG Research, MSCI

> USA

p.23 The Honourable Rachel NotleyPremier, Province of Alberta

> Canada

p.16 David D. OakeyPrincipal, David Oakey Designs

> USA

p.19 John O’BrienFounder, Australian CleanTech & Sino CleanTech

> Australia

p.18 Sandra OdendahlSenior Director, Social Innovation & Integration, Royal Bank of Canada (RBC)

> Canada

p.22 Thomas OdenwaldOverseas Business Advisor, COMACO

> USA

p.12 Sandra OldfieldPresident & CEO, Tinhorn Creek Vineyards

> Canada

p.17 Pernille OverbyeManaging Director, Energy Services Division, North America, Ramboll Inc.

> Canada

p.14 Steven PacificoDirector, Energy Exchange

> Canada

p.27 Dave PackardVP, Utility Solutions, ChargePoint

> USA

p.20 Marc PalangeDean of Applied Science, Faculty of Applied Science, University of B.C.

> Canada

p.16 Nicholas ParkerFounding Managing Partner, Global Acceleration Partners

> Canada

p.21 Ajarin PattanapanchaiDeputy Secretary General, Thailand Board of Investment

> Thailand

p.33 Geoff PeggDirector of Sustainability, Utilities & Energy Management, TELUS Corporation

> Canada

p.16 Michael PorterProfessor, Bishop William Lawrence University &Director, The Institute for Strategy & Competitiveness, Harvard Business School

> USA

p.17 Janez PotočnikCo-Chair, International Resource Panel (hosted by UNEP)

> Belgium

p.11 Mary PrevilleDirector General, Strategic Policy & Operations, Earth Sciences Sector, Natural Resources Canada

> Canada

p.11 Bob PurdyDirector, External Relations & Corporate Development, Fraser Basin Council

> Canada

p.21, 25 Don PurkaDirector, Private Sector Infrastructure, Asian Development Bank (ADB)

> Philippines

p.17 Matt QuinnDeputy Editor, Finance & Technology, Quartz

> USA

p.18 Mark RabinCo-founder, Future Harmonics

> Canada

p.12 Karen RadfordExecutive Vice President, People, Planet & Partners, Enbridge

> Canada

p.22 Sanjay RajpootCo-founder & CEO, Farm X

> USA

Tom RankenPresident & CEO, Washington Clean Tech Alliance

> USA

p.25 William (Bill) ReesFounder, Ecological Footprint Analysis, Professor Emeritus, UBC &Director, One Earth

> Canada

p.16 Diane RegasExecutive Director, Environmental Defense Fund

> USA

p.20 Sue ReidVP, Climate & Clean Energy Program, Ceres

> USA

p.21 Colm ReillyHead of Government & Public Services, PA Consulting Group

> UK

p.26 Christine RigbyEnvironmental Specialist-Air Emissions, Port Metro Vancouver

> Canada

p.13 Breece RobertsonNational Conservation Vision & GIS Director, Trust for Public Land

> USA

p.25 Gregor RobertsonMayor, City of Vancouver

> Canada

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Senior Director, Climate Change, The World Bank

> USA

p.17 Mark RudolphPresident, justenvironment

> Canada

p.18, 32 Craig RyanDirector, CSR, Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC)

> Canada

p.13 Chief Aaron SamLower Nicola Indian Band

> Canada

p.18, 32 Anthony SantilliVP, Sales & Marketing, BullFrog Power

> Canada

p.12, 21, 25 Pekka Sauri

Deputy Mayor, City of Helsinki

> Finland

p.13 Rosanne Van SchieForest Conservation & Economic Development Advisor, Wolf Lake First Nation

> Canada

p.27 Glenn SchmidtVP Government & External Affairs, BMW

> USA

p.25 Alison SchneiderDirector, Responsible Investment, Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo)

> Canada

p.11 Dean ScottSenior Reporter for Climate Change, Bloomberg BNA

> USA

p.23 The Honourable Greg SelingerPremier, Province of Manitoba

> Canada

p.25 Rajesh SharmaCEO & Managing Director, Tata Steel Minerals Canada

> Canada

p.26 Elizabeth SheehanPresident & Co-founder, Climate Smart

> Canada

p.16 Junying ShiCEO, Bioland Environmental Technologies Group

> China

p.27 Stefan SjöstrandPresident, IKEA Canada

> Canada

p.12 Michael SmallExecutive Director, Renewable Cities

> Canada

p.13 Merran SmithExecutive Director, Clean Energy Canada

> Canada

p.10 Wayne SmithChairman & CEO, BASF Corp.

> USA

p.20 Arnaud SoiratPresident & CEO, Primary Metal, Rio Tinto Alcan

> France

p.22 Ingvild SørensenManager, Global Compact LEAD, United Nations Global Compact (UNGC)

> USA

p.18, 33 Joyce SouDirector, B-Lab Canada

> Canada

p.18 Esther SpeckVP, Sustainability, Lululemon Athletica

> Canada

p.17 Stuart StaleyManaging Director & Global Head of Commodities, Citi

> USA

p.13 Eryn Stewart20/20 Catalysts Program

> Canada

p.27, Coro StrandbergPresident, Strandberg Consulting

> Canada

p.16 Ken SuPartner, China Business Network, Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC)

> Canada

p.12 Nelson SwitzerChief Sustainability Officer, Nestle Waters North America

> USA

p.25 David TaitCEO, Biocube

> Canada

p.13 Terry TamminenPresident & Founder, 7th Generation Advisors &Operating Advisor, Pegasus Capital Advisors

> USA

p.25 Joe TankersleyFormer Walt Disney Imagineer, Writer, Futurist, and Storyteller,Unique Visions, Inc.

> USA

p.12 James TanseyCEO, NatureBank Asset Management

> Canada

p.18 Kali TaylorCo-founder, Student Energy & Principal, Kali Taylor Consulting Inc.

> Canada

p.18 Eric TermuendeDirector & Co-founder, Gen Y Inc.

> Canada

p.21 Nguyen Dang Anh ThiConsultant, Industrial Zone Resource Efficiency Program, International Finance Corporation (IFC)

> Vietnam

p.18 Gaëtan ThomasPresident & CEO, New Brunswick Power

> Canada

p.20 Trisa ThompsonVP, Corporate Responsibility, Dell Inc.

> USA

p.27 Dagmar TimmerManaging Director, Strategic Initiatives, One Earth & Co-Host, ‘The Sustainable Region’ & ‘Metro Vancouver Closeup’

> Canada

p.11 Vanessa TimmerCo-founder & Executive Director, One Earth

> USA

p.13 Susanne TorrienteChief Resiliency Officer, City of Miami Beach

> USA

p.26 Sandy TreagusChief Financial Officer, Mountain Equipment Co-op

> Canada

p.27 Ilse TreurnichtCEO, MaRS Discovery District

> Canada

p.13 Alex TrisoglioLead Faculty, Business Impact & Innovation, THNK School of Creative Leadership

> Canada

p.10 The Right Honourable Justin TrudeauPrime Minister of Canada

> Canada

p.18 Mark TulayDirector, Strategic Investor Initiative, CECP

> USA

p.22 Wood TurnerVice President, Agricultural Capital Management

> USA

p.13, Sally UrenChief Executive, Forum for the Future

> UK

p.13 Harry VerhaarHead of Global Public & Government Affairs, Philips Lighting

> The Netherlands

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Speaker Indexp.22 Annette

VerschurenO.C., Chair & CEO, NRStor &Board Member, Air Canada

> Canada

p.13 Gillian Aubie VinesPrincipal, Pinna Sustainability

> Canada

p.31 Jud VirdenAssociate Laboratory Director for the Energy & Environment Directorate, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

> USA

p.25 The Honourable Amrik VirkMinister of Technology, Innovation & Citizens’ Services, Province of British Columbia

> Canada

p.22 Roger WagnerSenior Counsel, Dentons Corporate Group & Managing Director, P80 Group

> USA

p.11 Chris WalkerDirector, North America, World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)

> USA

p.20 Charlene Wall-WarrenDirector of Sustainability, BASF Corp.

> USA

p.12 Katie WalshCities Manager, North America, CDP

> USA

p.21 Anthony WatanabeManaging Director, Asia Clean Innovations

> Thailand

p.22, 31 Lih-Chyi WenDirector & Research Fellow, CIER Center for Green Economy &Deputy Director, MOEA Green Trade Project Office

> Taiwan

p.20 Howard WheaterDirector, Global Institute for Water Security

> Canada

p.17, 21 Lorie WigleVP & General Manager of IoT Security Solutions, McAfee (Part of Intel Security)

> USA

p.22 Cathy WilkinsonLead for the Environmental Caucus, Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement

> Canada

p.20 Jonathan WilkinsonMember of Parliament, North Vancouver & Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Environment and Climate Change

> Canada

p.25 Joy WilliamsAssistant Portfolio Manager, Climate Change Risk, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan

> Canada

p.16 Steve WilliamsPresident & CEO, Suncor Energy

> Canada

p.23 The Honourable Kathleen WynnePremier, Province of Ontario

> Canada

p.26 Brian YatesVP, Impact Assessment & Community Engagement, Environment & Water, SNC-Lavalin

> Canada

p.12, Elizabeth YeeVP, Strategic Partnerships & Solutions, 100 Resilient Cities

> USA

p.16 Wang YiNingSecretary General, China Association of Machinery Industries for Environmental Protection (CAMIE)

> China

p.16 Sun YuhanProfessor & Vice President, Shanghai Advanced Research Institute (SARI), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)

> China

John CoyneVice President, Legal & External Affairs, Unilever

> Canadap.18 Session: From Zero

to 60: Collaborating Together, Sustainability Pioneers & Emerging Leaders

Andrew CraigDirector, Corporate Environmental Affairs, Royal Bank of Canada

> Canadap.25 Session:

Communicating Sustainability Value: The Power of Emotions, Compelling Storytelling and Visuals

Judy FairburnExecutive Vice President, Business Innovation, Cenovus

> Canadap.17 Session: Quantum

Leaps in Natural Resource Efficiency

Julia LangerCEO, Toronto Atmospheric Fund

> Canadap.12 Session: Zero Emissions,

Big Business: How Can the Private Sector Help Cities Deliver on the Promise of Paris?

Chief Gordon PlanesT’Sou’ke First Nation

> Canadap. 17 Session: Ramping up

to 100% Renewable Energy: Insights from Leaders

Michelle ScarboroughSenior Vice-President, Kensington Capital

> Canadap. 22 Session: Finance

Innovation For Scalable, Global Technology Deployment

Coro StrandbergPresident, Strandberg Consulting

> Canadap. 20 Session:


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