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Supply Chain Canada Conference 2020

Canada, Virtual - October 5 - 9, 2020
Supply Chain Canada Conference 2020 We are excited to announce that the 2020 Supply Chain Canada National Conference has gone virtual! You can now bring Canada's largest supply chain showcase directly to you - with more opportunities to access, more thought leaders, more networking - all without the need to travel!

Along with its virtual format, this year?s event will take place October 5-9, 2020 and revolve around creating a conscientious supply chain, one that is a culmination of past progress and a foundation for the future: adaptable, flexible, reflective, 20-20. The topics discussed will include lessons learned from COVID-19, Next-shoring, Changing Consumer Patterns, Trade Agreements, Significance of Public Sector, Role of Government, Sustainability, Revamped Business Structures and more.
Date(s)
October 5 - 9, 2020
Venue
virtual
Ticketing
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Contact for booking / more info
Fact of the week
In March 2002, identical twins in Finland died on the same day in similar accidents within hours of each other. A 70-year-old man was killed by a truck while cycling; hours later, his twin brother was killed by a truck on the same road, about a mile away, before the family had been informed of the first accident.
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In March 2002, identical twins in Finland died on the same day in similar accidents within hours of each other. A 70-year-old man was killed by a truck while cycling; hours later, his twin brother was killed by a truck on the same road, about a mile away, before the family had been informed of the first accident.