Webinar— Building-integrated photovoltaics: Producing electricity through the building envelope
November 13, 2024, 1 to 2 p.m. ET Webinar presented by Natural Resources Canada
Explore the cutting-edge world of building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) with Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) in their upcoming webinar, hosted by industry experts Véronique Delisle and Erin Gaucher-Loksts.
Learn how BIPV technology is transforming solar energy integration by turning building materials like roofs and façades into power-generating assets.
This webinar will offer a deep dive into BIPV’s potential, showcase Canadian examples, review international R&D efforts under the IEA PVPS Task 15 and highlight the growing interest in BIPV as a key component in the renewable energy mix.
Véronique Delisle Véronique Delisle is a project manager in the Renewable Energy Integration Program at the CanmetENERGY research centre of Natural Resources Canada. She manages projects related to building integrated photovoltaics, the potential and control of flexible loads, smart cities and bulk power system modelling pathways for net-zero regional and national grids. Véronique holds Master’s and Ph.D. degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Waterloo and Polytechnique Montréal, respectively.
Erin Gaucher-Loksts Erin Gaucher-Loksts is a research officer in the Renewable Energy Integration Program at the CanmetENERGY research centre of Natural Resources Canada. She works on projects related to building integrated photovoltaics, photovoltaic potential in the built environment, and developing a platform for tracking smart grid and renewable energy standards. She is also one of the Canadian experts participating in the IEA PVPS Task 15 on building-integrated photovoltaics. Erin holds a Master’s degree in Building Engineering from Concordia University.
CanREA Connects—Atlantic Canada fall networking reception
November 13, 2024, from 5 to 7 p.m. Stewart McKelvey office (600-1741 Lower Water St, Halifax)
Don’t miss the CanREA Connects—Atlantic Canada fall networking reception at the Stewart McKelvey office on November 13, from 5 to 7 p.m.
Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere where you can connect with key players in Atlantic Canada’s renewable energy sector. Make lasting connections with like-minded professionals! At every CanREA Connects event, participants receive two drinks and complimentary appetizers.
Sponsorship opportunities are available
Position your brand as a networking sponsor at CanREA Connects and engage with top industry leaders driving wind, solar and energy storage innovations across Canada.
Strategic networking in Halifax: Engage with fellow CanREA members, senior executives, industry experts, and decision-makers. Forge new partnerships, explore potential collaborations, and strengthen your business network within the local renewable energy community in Atlantic Canada.
Insight into CanREA’s mission and work: Learn how CanREA is advancing Canada’s energy future through advocacy and public engagement. Our mission focuses on creating conditions for a modern energy system by harnessing wind energy, solar energy, and energy storage potential. Discover how our members are positioned to deliver clean, low-cost, reliable, and scalable energy solutions in Halifax.
Showcase your brand: Explore sponsorship opportunities to enhance your company’s visibility and support the growth of renewable energy. These events provide excellent photo opportunities to showcase your brand’s presence and commitment to clean energy solutions.
Business development opportunities: Discuss the latest projects and investment opportunities specific to Halifax. With the likely attendance of local political figures and other key stakeholders, this event is an invaluable platform for gaining insights into the local energy market and regulatory landscape.
Don’t wait—these tickets are in high demand and will be gone before you know it.
November 21, 2024, from 5 to 7 p.m. Fasken Offices (800, rue du Square-Victoria, office 3500, Montréal, QC, H3C 0B4)
The CanREA Connects—Quebec fall networking reception in Montreal is your chance to connect with the key players in Quebec’s renewable energy scene. Whether you’re passionate about wind, solar, or energy storage, this event is the perfect opportunity to meet industry leaders, share ideas and enjoy a lively atmosphere with fellow professionals.
Don’t miss out on an evening of great conversations, drinks and fun! At every CanREA Connects event, participants receive two drinks and complimentary appetizers.
Sponsorship opportunities are available
Position your brand as a networking sponsor at CanREA Connects and engage with top industry leaders driving wind, solar and energy storage innovations across Canada.
Strategic networking in Montreal: Engage with fellow CanREA members, senior executives, industry experts, and decision-makers. Forge new partnerships, explore potential collaborations, and strengthen your business network within the local renewable energy community in Quebec.
Insight into CanREA’s mission and work: Learn how CanREA is advancing Canada’s energy future through advocacy and public engagement. Our mission focuses on creating conditions for a modern energy system by harnessing wind energy, solar energy, and energy storage potential. Discover how our members are positioned to deliver clean, low-cost, reliable, and scalable energy solutions in Quebec.
Business development opportunities: Discuss the latest projects and investment opportunities specific to Quebec. With the likely attendance of local political figures and other key stakeholders, this event is an invaluable platform for gaining insights into the local energy market and regulatory landscape.
Showcase your brand: Explore sponsorship opportunities to enhance your company’s visibility and support the growth of renewable energy. These events provide excellent photo opportunities to showcase your brand’s presence and commitment to clean energy solutions.
Don’t wait—these tickets are in high demand and will be gone before you know it.
November 5, 2024, 1 to 2 p.m. ET Webinar presented by Corpay
Are you looking for helpful information on managing currency risk effectively for your business? CanREA is proud to host a special industry webinar with Corpay. Join Candice McMillen (National Sales Executive) and Jim Kessler (Vice President of Currency Risk Analytics) for a deep dive into the complexities of currency risk management. They will provide crucial insights that can help businesses managing currency risk and optimizing international payments, covering the essentials of FX exposure, key pros and cons of some commonly used hedging strategies and how Corpay’s solutions can support your business.
Candice McMillen With more than seven years of experience in international payments and foreign currency risk management, Candice McMillen is a seasoned consultant in helping companies of all sizes mitigate currency risk. Her experience allows her to be a strategic partner to fully understand the unique business needs of those she partners with. Candice works directly with SMEs and large corporates to streamline payment processes and optimize global cash management.
Jim Kessler With more than 20 years of experience in foreign exchange risk management, Jim Kessler has been instrumental in developing cutting-edge FX risk management programs for both SMEs and Fortune 500 companies, including Sealed Air, Bobcat and CommScope. His expertise extends to fintech entrepreneurship, where he has created FX risk management software solutions tailored for global enterprises.
CanREA Connects—Ontario fall networking reception
November 27, 2024, from 5 to 7 p.m. Radisson Blu Toronto (249 Queens Quay West)
Ready to elevate your professional network? Join us in Toronto for a prestigious fall networking reception.
Engage with leading experts in wind, solar and energy storage, and gain valuable insights into the latest industry developments. This is a prime opportunity to connect with key decision-makers and stay on the cutting edge of Ontario’s dynamic renewable energy sector.
Sponsorship opportunities are available
Position your brand as a networking sponsor at CanREA Connects and engage with top industry leaders driving wind, solar and energy storage innovations across Canada.
Strategic networking in Toronto: Engage with fellow CanREA members, senior executives, industry experts, and decision-makers. Forge new partnerships, explore potential collaborations, and strengthen your business network within the local renewable energy community in Ontario.
Insight into CanREA’s mission and work: Learn how CanREA is advancing Canada’s energy future through advocacy and public engagement. Our mission focuses on creating conditions for a modern energy system by harnessing wind energy, solar energy, and energy storage potential. Discover how our members are positioned to deliver clean, low-cost, reliable, and scalable energy solutions in Toronto.
Business development opportunities: Discuss the latest projects and investment opportunities specific to Toronto. With the likely attendance of local political figures and other key stakeholders, this event is an invaluable platform for gaining insights into the local energy market and regulatory landscape.
Showcase your brand: Explore sponsorship opportunities to enhance your company’s visibility and support the growth of renewable energy. These events provide excellent photo opportunities to showcase your brand’s presence and commitment to clean energy solutions.
Don’t wait—these tickets are in high demand and will be gone before you know it.
Join us at Electricity Transformation Canada 2024, Canada’s premier clean-energy conference and exhibition. Learn from industry experts, network with your peers, discover innovative technologies, and position your business for success at ETC 2024!
As the flagship event powered by the Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA), in collaboration with esteemed partners RE+ Events and the Italian German Exhibition Group, ETC is poised to ignite dialogue, inspire innovation and drive growth within Canada’s clean energy sector.
Delve into a rich program featuring captivating keynotes, engaging workshops and dynamic discussions led by industry luminaries and trailblazers. Gain invaluable insights into the latest advancements across Canada’s clean energy sectors, charting the course for your business’s success in a rapidly evolving market.
A very successful CanREA Connects—Alberta was held on June 5, 2024, in Calgary, Alberta.
The spring networking reception, hosted by CanREA member and Event Sponsor Prairie Sky, brought together more than 160 of the province’s leading minds, business leaders and influencers, focused on progressing the wind energy, solar energy and energy-storage sector in Alberta.
PHOTO:Attendees had the opportunity to network and engage with key figures in Alberta’s renewable energy and energy storage field.PHOTO:Attendees engage in lively discussions at the CanREA Connects networking reception on the Marriott rooftop.
Thanks to all who lent their passion, expertise, and support to make the spring 2024 edition of CanREA Connects—Alberta an unforgettable success!
Our next CanREA Connects event in the spring 2024 series is in Toronto on June 19. Register now!
A special thanks to our event sponsor, Prairie Sky, for their support and contribution.
PHOTO:From left to right: Jeff Sterzuk (President, Prairie Sky), Vittoria Bellissimo (President & CEO, CanREA), Wesley Johnston (VP of Business Development, Finance and Operations, CanREA) and Whitney Issik (Senior Strategy Advisor, Prairie Sky).
Sponsorship opportunities – stand out from the crowd
Sponsorship opportunities are available for CanREA Networking events. Please contact Julie Mair, CanREA’s Director, Membership and Business Development, to discuss interesting ways you can stand out from the crowd as a sponsor and showcase your company as a leader in the industry.
CanREA Connects—Ontario
June 19, 2024 Radisson Blu Toronto Downtown
On June 19, 2024, leaders from Ontario’s renewable energy and energy storage industry gathered on the rooftop patio at the Radisson Blu Toronto Downtown for CanREA Connects—Ontario, our highly anticipated annual “Summer Solstice” networking reception.
The event provided a vibrant platform for nearly 250 movers and shakers in Ontario’s renewable energy and energy storage sector to connect, collaborate and discuss future opportunities.
Many of the attendees used this occasion to foster connections made at the Clean Power Finance Canada Summit held earlier that day. For details on that event, see the recap photo album here.
Attendees engaged in lively discussions, fostering relationships that drive innovation and growth within Canada’s renewable energy and energy storage landscape.
Thank you to all who joined us in supporting CanREA’s mission and making this year’s “Summer Solstice” networking reception a resounding success. See you next year!
A special thanks to our event sponsors Goldwind and Renewable Risk Consulting, whose support was instrumental in ensuring the success of this event.
PHOTO: Representatives of Event Sponsor Goldwind alongside CanREA staff. From left to right:Wesley Johnston (CanREA), Grant Qualley and Lauren La Marche (Goldwind). PHOTO: Representatives of Event Sponsor Renewable Risk Consulting alongside CanREA staff. From left to right: Jen Aitchison (Renewable Risk Consulting) and Wesley Johnston (CanREA).
Sponsorship opportunities – stand out from the crowd
Sponsorship opportunities are available for other CanREA events. Please contact Julie Mair, CanREA’s Director, Membership and Business Development, to discuss interesting ways you can stand out from the crowd as a sponsor and showcase your company as a leader in the industry.
Energy Storage Alberta – CanREA Summit
June 5, 2024, Calgary Marriott Downtown
On June 5, 2024, the Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA) hosted its inaugural Energy Storage Alberta—CanREA Summit in downtown Calgary, bringing together nearly 200 industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to discuss the pivotal role of energy storage in Alberta’s evolving energy landscape.
PHOTO: Nearly 200 people attended the sold-out “Energy Storage Alberta—CanREA Summit” on June 5, 2024.
The Summit provided in-depth insights into Alberta’s Restructured Energy Market (RES) and showcased innovative solutions and opportunities for energy storage in the region.
PHOTO:Attendees networked and exchanged ideas at Energy Storage Alberta. At the heart of the discussions lay a recognition of the transformative potential of energy storage solutions within Alberta’s energy ecosystem.
Against the backdrop of sweeping policy reforms and market dynamics in Alberta, attendees were privy to invaluable insights on energy storage from expert speakers during the full-day industry conference.
PHOTO:It was standing room only at the CanREA’s Energy Storage Alberta Summit.
Vittoria Bellissimo, President and CEO of CanREA, kicked off the summit with a warm welcome, setting the stage for the day’s discussions and emphasizing the importance of energy storage in Alberta’s future energy strategy.
PHOTO: CanREA President and CEO Vittoria Bellissimo delivering her opening remarks at Energy Storage Alberta.
Nathan Neudorf, Alberta’s Minister of Affordability and Utilities, delivered the keynote address, highlighting the provincial government’s ongoing exploration of energy storage solutions.
PHOTO: Minister Nathan Neudorf addresses the role of energy storage in Alberta’s energy market.
The Summit also presented valuable networking opportunities for attendees, who were able to discuss the future of energy storage in Alberta while making valuable new connections.
PHOTO:Attendees networked while enjoying the sunny patio at Energy Storage Alberta—CanREA Summit.
The opening plenary session was moderated by Emma Graney. She was joined by Elias Soto and Nicole LeBlanc. Together, they explored the future of Alberta’s electricity market and the critical need for energy storage, discussing market reforms, regulatory changes, and the strategic importance of storage solutions.
PHOTO:From left to right: Moderator Emma Graney (The Globe and Mail) and panelists Nicole LeBlanc (AESO) and Elias Soto (Similan Consulting) discuss the future of Alberta’s electricity market.
In the first session, titled “Recipe for Reliability: Energy Storage in Alberta,” the discussion focused on how energy storage can enhance the reliability of Alberta’s grid, addressing challenges identified in the AESO’s 2023 Reliability Requirements Roadmap. Panelists shared insights into the various reliability solutions that energy storage can provide, such as ancillary services, frequency regulation, ramping support, voltage support, and black start capabilities.
PHOTO: From left to right: Panelists Ata Rehman (AESO), Benoit Pinot de Villechenon (Neoen), Jeremy Barretto (Cassels), Megan Gill (Alberta Direct Connect Consumer Association), and Mike Schoenenberger (Enfinite) discussing the reliability solutions provided by energy storage in Alberta.
Next was a session on “Revolutionizing the Grid: The Potential of Energy Storage for Wires in Alberta,” which outlined the new rules and potential benefits of energy storage for distribution and transmission utilities following the proclamation of The Electricity Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 (formerly Bill 22). The panelists provided examples of successful implementations and discussed how utilities can leverage storage to reduce wires costs for customers.
PHOTO:From left to right: Jessica Kennedy (Bennett Jones LLP), Nicole Spears (Alberta Ministry of Affordability and Utilities), Cayla Saby (AltaLink, L.P.), and Sascha D’Souza (FortisAlberta) discussing the new rules and benefits of energy storage for Alberta’s utilities.
The third panel, on “Arbitraging the Market: Energy Storage Market Opportunities in Alberta,” convened industry leaders who explored the transformative potential of energy storage solutions within Alberta’s energy sector. Led by Carissa Browning, the session provided a comprehensive overview of the Demand Opportunity Service (DOS) tariff and its implications for energy storage facilities. Esteemed panelists, including Akira Yamamoto, Tory Whiteside, Colette Chekerda, and Nizar Yousef, shared invaluable insights on leveraging energy storage to mitigate market volatility and optimize renewable resources.
PHOTO:From left to right: Carissa Browning (EnerNext Partners), Colette Chekerda (Carmal Energy Advisors Inc.), Akira Yamamoto (TransAlta Corporation), Tory Whiteside (ATCOenergy), and Nizar Yousef (Northland Power) discussing market opportunities and the DOS tariff for energy storage in Alberta.
The final session of the Summit, “Beyond the Battery: Innovative Energy Storage Technologies,” showcased the evolution of energy storage beyond conventional lithium-ion batteries. Moderator, Sara Hastings-Simon from the University of Calgary, and panelists Sarah Griffiths, Chris Owttrim, and Shaun Andrews, presented their pioneering energy storage solutions. Attendees were treated to an exclusive glimpse into the future of energy storage development, from long-duration storage to novel battery chemistries.
PHOTO:From left to right: Sara Hastings-Simon (University of Calgary), Chris Owttrim (Emissions Reductions Alberta), Sarah Griffiths (HydroStor), and Shaun Andrews (TERIC Power) presenting innovative energy storage technologies.
The Energy Storage Alberta—CanREA Summit provided valuable insights into the future of energy storage in Alberta. Attendees gained a deeper understanding of the market changes, opportunities, and technological advancements that will drive Alberta towards a more reliable energy future.
The Summit also showcased a diverse array of case studies, illuminating the real-world impact of energy storage projects across Alberta. From enhancing grid reliability to unlocking new revenue streams, these success stories underscored the pivotal role of energy storage in driving tangible outcomes within Alberta’s energy transition.
The Alberta Energy Storage Summit was also the perfect prelude to CanREA’s networking reception, CanREA Connects—Alberta. See the event recap and photo album here.
Looking to attend a future CanREA event? Check out our full calendar of upcoming events here.
Thank you to our sponsors
A heartfelt thank you to our sponsors for their generous support in making CanREA’s event a resounding success: Silver Sponsors Enfinite and Northland Power, and Bronze Sponsors ATCOenergy and Bennett Jones.
PHOTO:Representatives from Silver Sponsor, Enfinite, alongside CanREA staff.PHOTO:From left to right: Carlos Sabillon from Silver Sponsor Northland Power, CanREA’s Kelly Hall, Membership Sales Manager, and Rahim Rawji, Northland Power.PHOTO: Representatives from bronze sponsor, ATCOEnergy, alongide CanREA staff.PHOTO:Caption: From left to right: Ashlee Pallotta and Kelly Hall, representing CanREA, alongside Jessica Kennedy from Bennett Jones and Wesley Johnston, CanREA.
Sponsorship opportunities
Sponsorship opportunities are available for CanREA events. Please view the sponsorship webpage here and contact Julie Mair, CanREA’s Director, Membership and Business Development, to discuss interesting ways you can stand out from the crowd as a sponsor and showcase your company as a leader in the industry.
Clean Power Finance Canada– CanREA Summit
June 19, 2024 CIBC Square, Toronto, Ontario
On June 19, 2024, the Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA) hosted the Clean Power Finance Canada—CanREA Summit at the CIBC Square in downtown Toronto. The event brought together nearly 140people interested in hearing from clean power industry leaders and investment experts on the financial side of Canada’s renewable energy and energy storage industry.
PHOTO: Nearly 140people attended the Clean Power Finance Canada—CanREA Summit in Toronto on June 19, 2024.
This CanREA Summit provided comprehensive insights into the financial landscape of Canada’s clean energy market, featuring discussions on investment opportunities, risk management, revenue streams, and innovative technologies. Attendees gained valuable knowledge on how to navigate the evolving clean energy sector.
PHOTO: Clean Power Finance Canada—CanREA Summit was a prime networking opportunity bringing together people from both the clean power and investment industries.
To set the stage for the day’s discussions, Vittoria Bellissimo (President and CEO of CanREA) and James Brooks (Managing Director & Co-Head of Energy, Infrastructure & Transition Investment Banking at CIBC Capital Markets) opened the Summit with a warm welcome and insightful remarks that emphasized the importance of financial strategies in advancing Canada’s clean energy future.
PHOTO: CanREA’s Vittoria Bellissimo and CIBC’s James Brooks delivered insightful opening remarks at Clean Power Finance Canada—CanREA Summit.
The keynote address was delivered by the Hon. Lisa Raitt, the Vice-Chair of Global Investment Banking at CIBC, and a former federal Minister of Transport, of Labour, and of Natural Resources. Raitt highlighted the critical role of strategic investments and policy support in accelerating Canada’s clean energy transition.
PHOTO: Clean Power Finance Canada—CanREA Summit’s keynote speaker, the Hon. Lisa Raitt.
The opening plenary session, “State of the Industry: Clean Power in Canada,” provided a finance-focused overview of the clean energy investment landscape in Canada. Panelists explored the latest industry trends, long-term forecasts, upcoming procurements, and the corporate PPA environment across Canada, emphasizing the political headwinds and tailwinds affecting project development and execution.
PHOTO: From left to right: Moderator Tyler Hume (CIBC Capital Markets), Greg Lyle (Innovative Research Group Inc.), John Penner (StrategyCorp Inc.), Evan Wilson (CanREA), and Leonard Kula (CanREA), discussing the state of the clean power industry in Canada.
In a session on “Revenues & Reporting: Understanding Clean Power Value Streams,” panelists delved into the various revenue streams and market pricing available across Canada, including competitive procurement contracts, corporate power purchase agreements, investment tax credits, ancillary services for energy storage, government funding, and carbon offset markets. The panel also explored how ESG reporting and Green Taxonomy are evolving.
PHOTO: From left to right: Carly Shier (Evolugen by Brookfield Renewable), Jonathan McGillivray (Resilient LLP), Jake Sadikman (Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP), Craig Sundstrom (Amazon Web Services) and Moderator Robert Nicholson (RBC Capital Markets), discussing revenue streams and reporting in the clean power sector.
In “The Game of Risk: Identifying & Mitigating Risk Profiles for Clean-Power Projects” session, panelists discussed the new and evolving risks faced by clean power projects, including supply-chain management, project siting and permitting, transmission access, political carbon pricing risk, and workforce development. The panel provided strategies on how the industry manages these factors and how investors and financiers view and calculate risk.
PHOTO: From left to right: Jeremy Jagt (Potentia Renewables Inc.), Rob Lydan (Phoventus Inc.), Marion Hill (DNV), Martin Delaney (Gallagher) and Moderator Brendan Costigan (National Bank Financial), discussing risk management in clean power projects.
In the session “Indigenous Equity Financing: Exploring Funding Avenues for Indigenous Partnerships,” panelists discussed the barriers faced by Indigenous communities in securing financing for equity partnerships in clean energy projects. They also explored the available and forthcoming solutions to these challenges, emphasizing the importance of equitable access to financing.
PHOTO: From left to right: (On screen) Sandy Roberts (Ontario Financing Authority), Matt Jamieson (Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation), Stephen Scott (Canadian Infrastructure Bank), Ricky Fontaine (RGL Fontaine) and Moderator Tiffany Murray (BLG) discussing Indigenous equity financing in clean energy projects.
The closing session, “Financing the Innovators: Emerging Clean-Power Technologies,” moderated by Iain Watson of Marathon Capital, showcased the innovative technologies poised to transform the clean energy landscape. Panelists presented emerging technologies such as green hydrogen, long-duration energy storage, and offshore wind. They also discussed the financing and revenue challenges and opportunities associated with these innovations.
PHOTO: From left to right: Jon Norman (Hydrostor), Jean-François Nolet (TES Canada), Frank Davis (Pattern Energy), Adam Beaumont (Northland Power) and Moderator Iain Watson (Marathon Capital) presenting on emerging clean-power technologies.
Over one full day, the Clean Power Finance Canada—CanREA Summit provided attendees with critical insights into the financial mechanisms driving Canada’s clean energy future, featuring a diverse array of case studies showcasing the practical impacts and financial successes of clean power projects across the country, and successfully brought together the finance and clean energy sectors for mutual learning and networking opportunities
PHOTO: Attendees engaging in discussions during the Summit.
Thank you to our sponsors
A heartfelt thank you to all our sponsors for their generous support. As the Presenting Sponsor, CIBC played a pivotal role in the event’s success, providing key support and insights. We also extend our gratitude to our Bronze Sponsors: Compass Energy Consulting, DNV, Evolugen, Osler, Phoventus Canada, and Gallagher. Their contributions were essential in making the inaugural edition of Clean Power Finance Canada—CanREA Summit an outstanding event.
PHOTO: Representatives of Presenting Sponsor CIBC alongside CanREA staff. From left to right: Rahul Rahul (CIBC), Vittoria Bellissimo (CanREA), & Peter Mastromarini (CIBC)PHOTO: Representatives of Bronze Sponsor, Compass Energy Consulting, alongside CanREA staff. From left to right: Cameron Mccullough, Jonathan Cheszes, and Rachelle Lynne-Davies from Compass & Vittoria Bellissimo (CanREA)PHOTO: Representatives of Bronze Sponsor, DNV, alongside CanREA staff. From left to right: Marion Hill (DNV), Anna Moser (DNV), Wesley Johnston (CanREA).PHOTO: Representatives of Bronze Sponsor, Evolugen, alongside CanREA staff. From left to right: Lisa Fulford (Evolugen), Carly Shier (Evolugen), and Vittoria Bellissimo (CanREA)PHOTO:Representatives of Bronze Sponsor, Phoventus Canada, alongside CanREA staff. From left to right: Wesley Johnston (CanREA), Rob Lydan (Phoventus) & Vittoria Bellissimo (CanREA)PHOTO:Representatives of Bronze Sponsor, Gallagher, alongside CanREA staff. From left to right: Wesley Johnston (CanREA), Martin Delaney (Gallagher), Vittoria Bellissimo (CanREA)
Sponsorship opportunities
Sponsorship opportunities are available for other CanREA events. Please view the sponsorship webpage here and contact Julie Mair, CanREA’s Director, Membership and Business Development, to discuss interesting ways you can stand out from the crowd as a sponsor and showcase your company as a leader in the industry.
