“The International Business Center provides a place to meet and have conversations away from the traffic of the show. It provides an opportunity to network with people in the industry that probably would not happen otherwise,” Douglas Edney, president of US-based Edney Distributing Co. Ltd.


In addition to the business meeting services


and the potential travel subsidy, CFPS offers Incoming Buyer Program participants a wide range of benefits including: • Invitation to the show’s Industry Day (which includes the Opening Ceremonies and Innovations Awards)


• An exclusive networking at the International Business Reception for international buyers, show exhibitors and local farmers


• Free admission and special tour of the show • Access to the International Business Center (including free internet, meeting rooms)


• Two complimentary meals daily • VIP shuttle service from hotels to the show


“IBC’s service, especially International Buyers Program was very helpful for farmers and private companies visiting from a far distance; it gave us really helpful knowledge about new technology used in Canada and how to find new partners, ” Zoljargal Banzragch, Mongolia


2013 CANADA’S FARM PROGRESS SHOW EXPORT DIRECTOR Y 5 Generally preference will be given to buyers


who have not visited Western Canada before or who would not necessarily visit without the sup- port of this program. The purpose is to introduce new buyers to Canadian companies and to foster these business-to-business relationships that are in their early stages. Visit www.myfarmshow.com for specific program guidelines. If you are interested in qualifying for this pro-


gram or are aware of potential buyers outside of Canada who may want to attend our show, con- tact Shirley Janeczko at sjaneczko@evrazplace. com for an electronic application.


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