Made in Canada

  • Carousel Room - Western Fair District - 900 King Street (2nd Floor) London,, Ontario
  • 30 Mar 2017
  • 08:30-16:00

Made in Canada - Southern Ontario Defence Association

 Join the Southern Ontario Defence Association for Made in Canada 2017

MARCH 30, 2017

CAROUSEL ROOM, WESTERN FAIR DISTRICT

LONDON, CANADA

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Conference Program

Click here to view the 2017 Conference Program
Theme: Cyber Security

 

Speaker Presentations:

Strategic Shipping

Sgt. Pat Poitevin -RCMP

Security Solutions _Siemens


Circumference Cyber Security 60-Second Self-Assessment

Adding value to Made in Canada’s focus on Cyber Security, Circumference Technology Services is providing fellow SODA members an opportunity to get a free 2-hour (minimum) consultation to evaluate their cyber security readiness. To qualify, SODA members just need to complete a short on-line self-assessment survey.


Speaker Bios

Katie Andruchow

National Cyber and Privacy Expert, Global Cyber and Privacy Practice, Aon Risk Solutions

Katie is the National Cyber and Privacy Expert within the Global Cyber and Privacy Practice at Aon Risk Solutions (ARS). The practice, created in 2006, was designed to provide clients with cutting edge cyber risk management solutions to combat the increasing risks for organizations. Katie acts as a key pillar in the growth and expansion of the practice across Canada. The core focus of Katie’s role lies in assisting Aon clients to identify cyber and privacy exposures, alongside developing resources, risk transfer solutions, policy language and tools to educate and advance the evolving cyber insurance market.

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After graduating from Wilfred Laurier University with a Bachelor of Business and Chemistry degree, Katie’s career began in underwriting at Travelers where early on, she began to hone in on risk transfer products in technology and privacy fields. After completing her Masters of Business Administration specialized in Finance from Bond University in Australia, she re-entered the insurance market and formed an MGA with capital from Lloyds syndicates, working exclusively with cyber and technology insurance solutions. Katie’s extensive experience in underwriting and collaboration across insurance markets internationally made her the perfect candidate to spearhead Aon’s development in cyber and privacy risk across Canada.

Currently, Katie is continuing to build Aon’s knowledge base in the cyber and privacy realm, ensuring the organization remains abreast the current issues and the Canadian marketplace. She is a critical resource for Aon colleagues and an active speaker in the corporate community including, the Government of Canada Risk Manager’s Conference, the International Cyber Risk Management Conference, the Information Technology Law Spring Forum and many other industry events. Katie is also a certified risk manager and insurance professional.

 

 

Jason B. Hutchings

Vice President and Eastern Canada Practice Leader, Aon Risk Solutions, Aviation Specialty Practice

Jason is currently the Eastern Canadian Practice Leader for Aviation at Aon Risk Solutions, based in Burlington, Ontario. He has worked in the risk and insurance industry for approximately 20 years and has also worked within the airline industry in commercial operations. Jason has significant experience addressing the risk and insurance requirements of both large and small aerospace companies. He has a Bachelors degree from Memorial University of Newfoundland and a Masters of Business Administration from Dalhousie University in Halifax.

 

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John Malevich

National Business Development Manager Siemens Security Solutions

John served as an Army Officer in the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps for 26 years. During that time, he served all over the world to include exchanges with the British and US Armies, tours in Bosnia and Afghanistan. During his second tour in Afghanistan, some credit his intervention with saving the election process in Afghanistan for his work on Afghan election security. He was also the Deputy Director of the US Army USMC Counterinsurgency Center at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, serving as the COIN Branch Chief. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Western Ontario and a Master of Arts in War Studies from the Royal Military College of Canada. He was awarded a Bronze Star for Meritorious Service in Afghanistan and a Meritorious Service Medal for his work at the US Army’s Counterinsurgency Center. After Leaving the Canadian Armed Forces, he became the Director of Global Security Operations for SNC-Lavalin where he was responsible for the security of 45,000 employees located in 105 different countries. He has extensive security consulting experience global emergency response services for international companies. He presently works at Siemens Canada, where he is National Business Development Manager for Siemens Security Solutions. He still teaches counter insurgency, irregular warfare and stability operations to the Canadian Armed Forces.

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Sgt. Pat Poitevin

Senior Investigator – Outreach Coordinator, Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Sensitive and International Investigations, National Division

Sgt. Patrice Poitevin is a 34 year veteran of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police who has worked on organized crime, proceeds of crime and fraud investigations and is sought for his knowledge on financial crime and corruption related issues. Sgt. Poitevin has extensive experience in program development and capacity building. He has developed and/or managed a number of outreach programs and projects at the local, provincial, and national levels. He has also provided training at the national and international levels on a range of issues that impact businesses and communities. In his role as senior investigator and outreach coordinator for the Sensitive and International Investigations unit of National Division, Sgt. Poitevin’s mandate is to connect with Canadian businesses and stakeholders in order to provide them information on the RCMP’s global efforts to combat corruption. In addition to sharing information on the costs and impact of corruption on businesses and communities, Sgt. Poitevin advises on tools, strategies and good practices that will minimize risks, help individuals and companies to recognize red flags, and enhance the role of businesses in preventing and fighting corruption. Sgt Poitevin has completed studies in business administration as well as the Canadian Securities Course. He is a frequent guest speaker and SME at anti-corruption conferences and events. He also lectures on Anti-corruption at the MBA, EMBA and LLB level. Sgt Poitevin was involved in the development of the Global Anti-Corruption University project as well as the Canadian Centre of Excellence for Anti-Corruption. He sits on the Canadian committee for the upcoming ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery management system standard and the UN Global Compact Network Canada Working Group.

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John Turnbull

Associate Consultant

Brigadier General (Retired) John Turnbull spent 36 years of service as an Army Signal Officer in the Canadian Forces, and 5 years as a Public Servant in the IT security business line at the Communications Security Establishment. At the time of his departure form CSE, he was Director General Cyber Protection, responsible for Cyber Assurance Standards and Policies for the Government of Canada.

Over the course of his career, John gained significant experience in all phases of defence procurement as a project manager of multiple major crown capital acquisition projects in the Land C4 ISR Program. He brings a significant expertise and understanding into current C4 ISR and IT security issues. This insight is directly relevant to the challenges the government faces in these areas.

 


B2B Meetings

Please contact Allison ([email protected]) to arrange B2B appointments


 Directions to the Western Fair District

CAROUSEL ROOM:  900 King St., (2nd floor) London, ON, N5W 2X6 

From Toronto (East)…
Take the 401 west to the Highbury Avenue exit at London. On Highbury Avenue, head north to Florence Street. Turn left onto Florence Street. On Florence Street, head west until you come to Rectory Street. Turn right onto Rectory Street. The main entrance to the Western Fair District is immediately on your right-hand side. Look for the big colourful “Western Fair District” logo above the gate.

From Windsor…
Take the 401 east to the Wellington Street exit. On Wellington Street, head north until you reach King Street (downtown). Turn right onto King Street, which is a one-way street and head east. Turn right onto Rectory Street. The main entrance to the Western Fair District is immediately on your left-hand side. Look for the big colourful “Western Fair District” logo above the gate.

From Sarnia…
Take the 402 to the 401 and then take the first London exit at Wellington Street. On Wellington Street, head north until you reach King Street (downtown). Turn right onto King Street, which is a one-way street and head east. Turn right onto Rectory Street. The main entrance to the Western Fair District is immediately on your left-hand side. Look for the big colourful “Western Fair District” logo above the gate.

From Barrie…
Take the 400 until you come to the 401. Head West on the 401 (London) Take the first exit into London which will be the Highbury Avenue exit. On Highbury Avenue, head north to Florence Street. Turn left onto Florence Street. On Florence Street, head west until you come to Rectory Street. Turn right onto Rectory Street. The main entrance to the Western Fair District is immediately on your right-hand side. Look for the big colourful “Western Fair District” logo above the gate.

 

Made in Canada 2017 - Souther Ontario Defence Association


Sponsorship Opportunities

Click Here to Download the 2017 Sponsorship Package

For sponsorship information please contact Tay King at:
[email protected]   |  1 888 436 7632


Accommodations

Reach out to the Double Tree by Hilton to reserve your room(s).

When booking please mention you are attending the Made In Canada event at the Western Fair District.

Double Tree by Hilton
300 King Street, London, ON
1-519-439-1661 or 1-519-439-9672
Preferred Rate: $115.00 + Parking


Attending Companies

Aon Reed Stenhouse
BDO Canada LLP
Canadian Centre for Product Validation
CBSA
CECS – div Heroxx Logistix inc
CFN Consultants
Circumference Technology Services Inc.
Cleeve Technology Incorporated
Concorde Precision Machining Inc.
Connect Tech Inc.
DCNS Technologies Canada Inc.
Elliott-Matsuura Canada Inc.
Envision Technologies
Fibrotek
Garrtech Inc.
Global Ventures Inc.
HumanSystems Incorporated
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
J/E Bearing & Machine Ltd.
Jroberts Manufacturing
Kongsberg Protech Systems Canada
Logikor Inc.
Macfab
Mack Defense LLC
Mentor Works Ltd.
Meran Force
Mercedes-Benz
mgmt2go
Ministry of Economic Development and Growth
OCE
Ontario Drive and Gear
Oshkosh Defense
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Ltd.
Pilot Hill Ltd.
Plasan Canada Ltd.
Promation Defence
Service Mold + Aerospace
Strategic Shipping
Technicut Tool
Thermodyne Engineering Ltd.
UNIFIED ENGINEERING.COM CORP
University of Waterloo


For event information please contact Heather Pilot at:
[email protected]   |  +1 519 851 9848

For registration support, please contact Allison Huston at:

[email protected]  |  +1 519 204 2499


Click here to download a list of 2017 attendees

Click here to view and download pictures of 2015 pictures of attendees and speakers 


Thank you to our Sponsors

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