The Ontario Construction Report – April 2009 – PAGE OCR B3
OGCA Symposium
When it comes to concrete forming and finishing,
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there’s one name that delivers quality, reliability and economy.
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Forma-Con Construction has completed projects ranging in value from
$500,000 to more than $2 million in diverse sectors in the industry.
while at the conference.
A highlight of the event will be the President’s Panel.
Matt Ainley, president of Vanbots, a division of Carillion
For concrete results, trust Forma-Con
Construction Inc., Douglas Burnside of Dolyn Develop-
ments Inc., Frank DeCaria of Eastern Construction Com-
pany Ltd. and Tom Kemp of Kemp Construction Ltd. will
explain how they reached their current positions. They’ll
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also answer other questions including this provocative one:
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“Who are the friends and who are the enemies to the Gen-
eral Contractor.”
Several sessions focus on the current economic envi-
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE OGCA.
ronment.
In one session, “Recession? What recession?” speakers
WE ARE PROUD TO BE PART OF YOUR SUCCESS.
will explain how to not just survive the recession, but to
“find the opportunities and thrive.”.
Speakers Geza Banfai, Partner at Blarney McMurtry
LLP, Brian Swartz, Senior Vice President, Legal and Com-
mercial Services at AECON Group Inc. and Brian Watkin-
son, Principal at Strategies 4 Impact! will discuss topics
including:
• Capitalizing on the economic stimulus programs prom-
ised by governments;
• moving projects into the “shovel-ready” category;
• preserving the investments you’ve made in human re-
sources;
• avoiding the ‘risk trap’ that always accompanies an eco-
nomic slowdown;
• maintaining your business focus;
• preparing for the big changes in the marketplace that
will emerge as Canada works its way out of this reces-
sion.
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