ECAA's 55th AnniversaryConvention & Technical

Training Dayhosted by Provincial President and his wife

May 25th - 28th, 2017 | The Rimrock Resort Hotel, Banff, AB

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Darrell & Elsie Castor

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ACCOMMODATIONS

ECAA Special Room Rates

Standard 2 Queen $218.00 + GSTStandard 1 king $233.00 + GSTPremium 2 Queen $268.00 + GST

THE RIMROCK RESORT

The Rimrock Resort Hotel is pleased to offer exclusive accommodation in a unique location.Offering 343 guestrooms, they have something for everyone. With warm contrasting earth tones and dark wood accents, all

of the guestrooms are complimented by the natural beauty surrounding the hotel.

DEADLINE FOR HOTEL RESERVATIONAPRIL 15th, 2017

Reservations can be made by calling 1-888-RIMROCK (746-7625)Please ensure to reference ECAA or Electrical Contractors Associationof Alberta when booking to receive this rate before April 15th, 2017.

After this date these rates may not be available.

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Thursday, may 25th, 2017CECA Board of Directors Meeting to be confirmed Golf Tournament (Banff Springs Golf Course) 2:00 pmRegistration 7:30 - 8:30 pm

Friday, may 26th, 2017Registration 7:00 amTechnical Training Day Welcome Breakfast 7:00 am Training Day Sessions 8:00 am

Welcome Reception 6:30 pm Brewsters Mountainview Barbeque Western theme with live entertainment. Includes transportation

Saturday, may 27th, 2017PEC Annual General Meeting 7:30 amBreakfast 7:45 - 8:45 amKeynote Speaker: Robin Esrock 9:00 amSpousal Activity 10:15 am High Tea & Ghost Tour with Elsie Castor (busses leave)Annual General Meeting 10:15amAwards Luncheon 12:15 pmLabour Annual General Meeting 2:00 pmAssociates General Meeting 2:00 pm President's Gala Cocktails 6:00 pm Featuring Trevor Panczak & Roughstock Band Dinner 7:00 pm Dance to follow

*Optional activities will be available. Details to follow.Sunday, may 28th, 2017

Breakfast with speaker 9:00 am

Thursday, may 25th, 2017

Welcome Reception

Brewster's Mountainview BarbequeLocated just ten minutes from downtown Banff, Brewster's MountView Barbecue is a corporate event and receptionfacility that furnishes a truly western experience. Inside our Brewster "Donut" tents, a central bonfire provideswarmth and atmosphere to dance the night away in country and western style.

Join President Darrell & Elsie Castor as we kick off Convention at Brewster's Mountainview Barbeque for our WelcomeReception.

This western theme event will include a delicious barbeque dinner and entertainment by Trevor Panczak.

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Robin EsrockHaving explored over 100 countries on 7continents, bestselling author and TV host ROBINESROCK helps us break through the personal andprofessional boundaries that often stand in ourway. He speaks on the challenges of innovation,transformation, recognizing potential, andachieving Big Hairy Audacious Goals. Drawing onhis fascinating adventures, Esrock inspiresaudiences with stunning visuals and storiesalongside positive, practical strategies.

Robin Esrock’s stories and photography havebeen published in major publications worldwide,including The Chicago Tribune, NationalGeographic Traveller, Toronto Star, Sydney

Morning Herald, South China Morning Post, MSN, Mental Floss, and The Guardian. Hehas been profiled as a writer and adventurer by 60 Minutes Sports, CNN, MSNBC, theCBC, Associated Press, The Wall Street Journal, CTV, and many others. Creator and co-host of the 40-part TV series Word Travels, Esrock’s on-air adventures have beenbroadcast in over 100 countries and 21 languages by Travel Channel and NationalGeographic International.

Esrock is the bestselling author of The Great Canadian Bucket List, which has been atthe top of the Canadian Travel, History, and Arts and Photography chart on Amazon.cafor several years, as well as The Great Global Bucket List, which hit stores in September2016. He was Master of Ceremonies for the prestigious Explorer’s Club Annual Dinnerin New York, sharing the stage with the likes of Buzz Aldrin and Ken Burns, and hasdelivered enthusiastically received keynotes to corporate, government, education,medical, tourism, and real-estate conferences.

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Training Day Presenters

Bill Bryans

Re-installation Safety Risk of “Sub-standard” Moulded-Case Circuit Breakers in Canada

Bill Bryans has 20+ years of technical and strategic policy experience for standardization in Canada and Internationally,having been Head of Delegation with several ISO and IEC committees, including the IECEE compliance scheme. Currently Billis Vice President of Technical Services – Electrical, at Electro-Federation Canada, assisting members with the CanadianElectrical Code, National Building and Energy Codes, product standards and industry policy issues. Previously he was theStandards Council of Canada Senior Program Officer for IEC and JTC1, with the bulk of his career at IBM Canada includingbeing contracted to lead their Corporate Product Safety and standardization Program.Bill also serves on or has chaired numerous CSA technical and policy committees for electrical product safety, EMC, energyefficiency, and ISO management committees for quality and environment. He is a recipient of the International IEC 1906 andCSA Award of Merit.

Moulded-Case Circuit Breakers (MCCB) and Switches are a critical life-safety feature in every building’s load center. However,once they have been subjected to adverse conditions, such as smoke, water, or similar environmental damage, or impact offaults at current levels greater than those for which the device is rated, they should be permanently removed from theelectrical installation and destroyed. Unfortunately, that does not always happen, placing everyone living, working or investedin that subsequent installation at potentially greater safety and financial risk. Equally, MCCB and Switches that havefraudulently had their ratings and other labels falsified pose the same increased risks.

Gregory Briggs

Understanding Selective Co-ordination• What is selective coordination?• Why is it important to selectively coordinate a system?• When is a selectively coordinated system required?• How do I achieve selective coordination?These questions and more will be answered as we explore the intricacies of selective co-ordination with both circuitbreakers and fuses from the perspective of the Canadian Electrical Code.

Greg Briggs is a Field Application Specialist for the Eaton Bussmann Division. He has a diploma in Electronics EngineeringTechnologies from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. In his current role, he specializes in circuit protection forelectrical distribution systems and component protection for assemblies. Over the past 18 years, he has been with Eaton andhas experience in designing, testing and producing low voltage distribution and control products.

Wayne Budge

Business Insurance & Risk ManagementWayne seeks to dispel the myth that insurance has to be boring through his presentation covering a range of ideas, trends, andobservations from the world of insurance and risk management. His hope is to give you a few things to think about and ideally,some that you can put into practical application.

Wayne Budge is the Manager, Association Partnerships with Federated Insurance. In his 34 years with the company, Wayne hasworked in Claims, Corporate Training, and with Associations. Most recently, he was the Senior Account Representativeresponsible for Association relationships in Western Canada, including of course, the Electrical Contractors Association ofAlberta.

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Training Day PresentersLarry Cantelo, PEC

Energy Storage: The Next Big Thing

Larry has been involved in the electrical industry since 1974. Following 27 years in industry he worked as aninstructor at NAIT for 12 years. In addition to being a Red Seal and Master electrician Larry holds a degreein Adult Education and certificates in construction technology, adult education and business management. He hassat on numerous industry committees for organizations including Skills Canada, the EIAA and the Safety CodesCouncil. Larry is the current chair of the PEC Education Standing Committee. He currently works part-time as a self-employed electrical trainer.

Joel Fundytus

Photovoltaic Systems

Joel is a Journeyman Electrician and has been teaching for the Electrical Industry Training Centre (a joint initiativebetween the Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta and IBEW LU 424) for the past 7 years. He is currentlyinvolved in new and ongoing curriculum development for a variety of training courses including PhotovoltaicInstallation, Photovoltaic Design and the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program. He also holds aPhotovoltaic Systems certification through the CSA group.

Alberta has one of, if not the best resource for solar in the country, sunlight. This presentation will familiarize theattendee with the main components that make up a photovoltaic system, basic system design requirements,Canadian Electrical Code considerations, as well as some of the driving factors behind the adoption of photovoltaics.

For many years, we have been hearing about the benefits of green power and renewable energy. No doubt there aremany benefits to both. What is often not mentioned in the conversation is what happens when the wind is notblowing, in the case of wind turbines; or the sun is not shining, in the case of solar PV installations. In both cases, thetraditional power producers, coal, natural gas, etc., must produce all the energy required by the grid. In recent years,in many parts of the world, we have seen multiple forms of energy storage technology emerge which help to bridgethe gap between peak demand and renewable energy production. In this presentation, Larry will provide anoverview of many of the energy storage technologies being installed throughout the world.

Robert Colclough, PEC

Understanding Project Quality & Avoiding Common Pitfalls

Robert has been running his own Quality Consulting company (B.Q.S. Inc.) for over 6 years which provides trainingand support in respect to Quality for Companies and Organizations. From rebuilding Quality Management System(QMS), helping with turnover documentation, to just providing tips to help improved their QMS. B.Q.S. Inc looks tohelp those companies who do not want a full time Quality Manager on staff but still want to improve their systemsin order to take their company to the next level. Robert is a journeyman Welder (Red Seal) journeyman MasterElectrician (Red and Blue Seal w/ P.E.C.) Level 2 CWB. He has taught at NAIT (Welding), BCIT (Electrical), as well asElectrical Industry Training Centres of Alberta (EITCA) and ECAA.

Past presentations have discussed the philosophy of Corporate Quality Management. This discussion will befocused on running a quality program on a specific job site. This would be great for smaller companies who arestarting to deal with clients with more advanced quality requirements and programs or for Managers of largercompanies who want a little better understanding of some issues their Projects face in regards to Qualityrequirements. Topics discussed will be: Understanding I.T.P.'s (How to use them and why), preparing turnoverdocuments, importance of client specifications and managing information as well as how to avoid common pitfallsand get your hold backs released from your clients quicker.

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training day presentersGlen Greep, PEC

Glen is the President of Variety Electric Ltd. a Small Electrical company that’s been in business serving the Calgarycommunity for over 31 Years. Variety Electric has been a member of the ECAA for 21 of those years. He became anElectrician Journeyman Certificate & Red Seal in 1992. Glen received his Diploma from Mount Royal College 1994majoring in Financial Management. Glen is currently a CME and became a PEC #29 in 1997. In 2013 he received hisAchievement in Business Competency (Blue Seal). Glen and his company have become proficient in the followingareas - Industrial Installations, Integration, Commissioning & Maintenance, Business administration and Job Control.

Machine Safety Training

The focus will be on understanding the purpose and relevancy of Machine Safety. We will look at the challenges andliabilities of implementing and/or not implementing machine safety into an industrial facility equipment. We reviewthe following elements of Machine Safety: Safety assessments; Regulations in Alberta (Liabilities); SafetyEquipment and components; Safety Culture; Challenges with Implementation and Integration.

Job Control

Focus will be on the challenges for running a profitable electrical business. Looking at effective control of time andmaterial for both small to large business models. Challenges and Risks associated with growth and tools that canhelp keep a company grounded through transition. We review the following elements of Job Control: Differencebetween Efficiency and Effectiveness; Difference Between Job Control & Project Control; Old School Job Control vsNew Job Control; Job Control for Different Management Styles; Job Control Responsibilities; Time Management andControl; Material Management & Control; Knowing your costs & your margins; Working with your competition notagainst it.

Alan Humphries, PH.DDr. Alan Humphries is an Assistant Deputy Minister and the strategic executive advisor on procurementmodernization for Alberta Infrastructure. Reporting to the Deputy Minister he is responsible for all departmentprocurement activities for construction and construction related services. This comprises of overseeing more than1100 contracting activities valued at approximately $900 million each year. Alan has been with the Albertagovernment for 28 years, the last 12 years being in various executive leadership roles. Dr. Humphries is aprofessional engineer, and holds a Masters degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Alberta and adoctorate in engineering from Cranfield University in the U.K.

Doing Business with Alberta InfrastructureThis industry seminar presents an overview of Alberta Infrastructure’s Tendering and Procurement processes. Thesession reviews the types of projects we do, how to find out about upcoming opportunities, submitting bids, and thecontract requirements for doing Alberta Infrastructure projects. The session covers: Types of projects; TenderingProcess (including electronic bidding) – Do’s and Don’t ; Contract award requirements (Insurance, Bonding, COR);Legal Requirements; Prompt payment.

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training day presentersRene Leduc

Overview of CEC Section 10 Changes

What's New for 2018 Canadian Electrical Code

This presentation will cover the already approved changes for the 2018 CE code. It will also cover the anticipatedchanges being considered at the June 2017 meeting of the CE Code, Part I.

President of MAREX Canada Limited, a consulting and inspection company specializing in ‘hazardous locations’,electrical Safety Codes construction inspection and compliance monitoring, and electrical regulatory management.21 years service with the Alberta Government; 9 years as the Technical Administrator/Chief Inspector for theelectrical discipline at Alberta Municipal Affairs. Responsibilities include:Participation on local, national, andinternational Codes and standards development forums; Technical and legislative policy development; Establishingand maintaining close working relationships with industry; Other responsibilities with Municipal Affairs includeprogram administration, special projects, inspections, and training. Experience includes 16 years in electricalconstruction/maintenance and 2 years in the field of Earth Resources (coal) exploration and technology.

This presentation will cover the new format and structure being proposed for Section 10. It will also address themajor changes that are anticipated as a result of the re-write initiative for Section 10.

Carol MacLeodIn a career that spans 30+ years, Carol MacLeod is recognized for her expertise in shaping industry-driven workforcedevelopment solutions. In her role as founding Executive Director of the National Electrical Trade Council (NETCO),Carol provides national leadership in promoting national standards, apprenticeship and continuing electricaltraining with a focus on Red Seal electrical trades. Carol has a Master of Education degree from Harvard University. She also has a B.A. (Communications) and Certificate of Labour-Management Relations from the University ofOttawa. Carol lives in Ottawa and is an apprentice polo player with her horse Secret. https://ca.linkedin.com/in/carolmacleod

NETCO Green Skills Training & Certification

The National Electrical Trade Council (NETCO) is a leader in the development and ongoing stewardship of GreenSkills Training & Certification for journeyperson electricians installing and maintaining solar photovoltaic systemsand electric vehicle supply equipment. NETCO jointly developed two national certification programs in partnershipwith CSA Group (2011) and the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program™ in the USA (2013) which serve asthird-party certifying bodies. This presentation goes under the hood to highlight topics such as developmentmilestones, program rigour, certification prerequisites, curriculum design and maintenance, certification examscheme, training delivery across Canada, value to the electrical industry and advocacy.

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Pierre McDonald is the Senior Regulatory Representative for Underwriters Laboratories of Canada (ULC). Pierrebrings to the table over 30 years’ experience in electrical installations, electrical codes and safety services. Prior tohis current position with ULC, Pierre was the Chief Electrical Inspector for almost 6 years with the Province ofAlberta and he spent 17 years before that as an Instructor and Assistant Program Head at the Northern AlbertaInstitute of Technology, Electrical Programs.

Pierre holds a Master Electrician certificate, a Power System Electrician Certificate, a diploma in ElectricalEngineering Technology and is registered with ASET as a Certified Engineering Technologist.

Pierre McDonald

Equipment Approvals

This Presentation will cover Electrical Product Certification and Field Evaluations recognized in Alberta withemphasis on:• Product Certification vs. Field Certification vs. Field Evaluation• Standards Council of Canada Accreditation and Provincial/Territorial Acceptance• Canadian Standards used including the Scope of Field Evaluation Documents• Expected Markings, Labels and limitations• UL/ULC Online Directory, Certification Marks and holographic labels• Product Spec

Justin PockarPrior to joining The City of Calgary Justin worked in consulting specializing in sustainable building, completingseveral projects certified to LEED Gold or better. His involvement on projects encompassed a wide range of roles,including design, technical review, and involvement with student design work through the University.

As Energy & Environment Coordinator, current responsibilities include the administration and technical aspects ofintegrating sustainable design features and policy in the built form. Active participation with the National ResearchCouncil of Canada (NRC) has led to roles as reviewer and author of the National Energy Code of Canada forBuildings (NECB), and membership on the Standing Committee for Energy Efficiency in Buildings. Additional work onbehalf of The City includes authoring volumes for both ASHRAE and BIM Canada.

Energy Codes: Just a little more than electricityWhen the Province of Alberta adopted the National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings (NECB), it put in place thefirst energy efficiency standard for commercial buildings in our province’s history. This presentation will cover thecontent of the NECB, its relationship to electrical components and design, and implications for electrical contractorsand designers.

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The Gold Seal Certification (GSC) program has been the industry’s most trusted, valued and reliable certification forconstruction management. GSC credentials demonstrate your commitment to the profession and your expertisethrough certifying education, experience and competency. Industry recognized and developed, GSC ensures thatboth you and your construction projects excel. This session will guide you through navigation of the Gold Sealwebsite as well as the certification process. Program news and updates will also be provided.

Gold Seal Certification Expect Excellence: The Value for You and Your Team

Stephanie has been with the Canadian Construction Association’s Gold Seal Program since 1998. She began as theassistant to the director of administration and has risen to the post of Program Manager.Stephanie’s expertise liesin program development, guideline review and customer service.

Stephanie Wallace

High TeaWith Elsie Castor

Spousal ActivityPinkies Up! Join Elsie Castor at the Fairmont Banff Springswith a menu steeped in tradition and designed to createthe most memorable of Fairmont experiences.

The Rundle Lounge takes on England's most beloved ritualto new heights, with 12 finest loose leaf teas accompaniedby an assortment of Victorian scones, dainty fingersandwiches and more.

A word to the wise? The most essential ingredient to HighTea is good conversation. Get steeped with Elsie!

Ghost TourFrom the famous Bride to Sam the Bellman; join us on a Ghost Tour of theFairmont Banff Springs and see where some of the oldest 'residents'reside. THE BRIDE: Hotel staff and guests alike have reported seeing aveiled figure moving up and down the stairs, or seeing a figure in awedding dress dancing in the ballroom upstairs, pining for the first dancewith her husband that she never had.SAM THE BELLMAN: After his passing Sam has been known as the helpfulghost at the Fairmont.

On this tour you will hear the stories of The Bride and Sam the Bellmanand much more!

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technical Training Day

Understanding SelectiveCo-ordination

Gregory Briggs

Energy Storage:The Next Big Thing

Larry Cantelo, PEC

NEW TECHNOLOGY CODES & STANDARDS GENERAL INTEREST

NETCO Green SkillsTraining & Certification

Carol MacLeod

Overview of Section 10Changes

Rene Leduc

Photovoltaic Systems

Joel Fundytus

Gold Seal CertificationExpect Excellence:

The Value for You & Your Team

Stephanie Wallace

Energy Codes:"Just a little morethan electricity."

Justin Pockar

Machine SafetyTraining

Glen Greep, PEC

Doing Business withAlberta Infrastructure

Alan Humphries, Ph.D

Electrical ProductCertification &

Field Evaluation

Pierre McDonald

Re-installation SafetyRisk of "Sub-Standard"

Moulded-CaseCircuit Breakers

Bill Bryans

Job Controls

Glen Greep, PEC

2018 CEC ChangesPreview

Rene Leduc

Understanding Project Quality & AvoidingCommon Pitfalls

Rob Colclough, PEC

Business Insurance& Risk Management

Wayne Budge

COFFEE BREAK

LUNCH

COFFEE BREAK

8:00­9:00 am

9:10­10:10 am

10:10­10:25 am

10:30­12:00 pm

12:00­1:00 pm

1:15­2:15 pm

2:15­2:30 pm

2:30­4:00 pm

WELCOME RECEPTION DINNER6:30 pm­9:00 pm

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Golf Tournament

Renowned for its panoramic beauty, Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course in Alberta is acaptivating and challenging layout set in the heart of Canada's Rocky Mountains. This Albertagolf course offers just two simple things for the perfect golf vacation. First, a breathtaking viewin every direction and second, a magnificent layout that thrills every golfer fortunate enough tospend a day here. Amateurs and professionals alike are constantly amazed by its panoramic

challenge. From the actual hole design to the optical illusions created by the surroundingmountains, this Alberta golf course will delight and tempt you.

Tournament Entry Fee:$275 + GST

Additional Dinner Tickets $55 each + GST

Thursday, May 25th, 2017

Includes: Green Fees, Power Cart, Dinner, Golf Gift & Prizes, Draws

Fairmont Banff SpringsGOLF COURSE

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Training Day & Convention Registration

SESSIONS I WILL ATTEND: check each session you would like to attend.(please note that multiple sessions take place at the same time. Refer to the Training Day grid for session times.)

___ Energy Storage: The Next Big Thing ___ Energy Codes: Just a little more than electricity.___ Understanding Selective Coordination ___ Doing Business with Alberta Infrastructure___ NETCO Green Skills Training & Certification ___ Re-Installation Safety Risk of "Sub-Standard" Moulded-Case ___ Photovoltaic Systems Circuit Breakers in Canada___ Overview of Section 10 Changes ___ Electrical Product Certification & Field Evaluation___ Gold Seal Certification: Expect Excellence ___ Job Controls___ Machine Safety Training ___ Understanding Project Quality & Avoiding Common Pitfalls___ 2018 CEC Changes Preview ___ Business Insurance & Risk Management

*5% Discount for 3 or more registrants from the same company for Training Day only.

Training Day Early Bird Registration $165 (ECAA Member) $185 (Non Member)

Registration after March 31st, 2017:$210 (ECAA Member) $230 (Non Member)

Convention Early Bird RegistrationCOUPLE REGISTRATION $540SINGLE REGISTRATION $245

Registration after March 31st, 2017.COUPLE REGISTRATION $590SINGLE REGISTRATION $295

DRINK TICKETS $6.50 each

*Registration includes conference activites. Does not include Training Day, Golf & Spousal*Prices do not include GST

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Registration & Payment

CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES

Delegate Name: _________________________________________________ Spouse/Guest: ______________________________________

Company: _____________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________ City: ___________________ Prov.:______ P.Code: _________________

Contact Phone: _____________________________ E-Mail: _____________________________________________________________

Special Needs: (Dietary, Allergies or Access) ______________________________________________________________________

Method of Payment: VISA, M/C, AMEX, Cheque (please make cheques payable to ECAA) _____ Invoice (invoice option available to ECAA members only)

Credit Card ________________________________________________________ Expiry Date: _________________

Signature: __________________________________________________________

Air Miles Collector Number (on credit card purchases only): ________________________________________

Registrations can be sent to ECAA Provincial Officeecaa@ecaa.ab.ca | FAX: 780-451-2412

17725 - 103 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5S 1N8Toll Free: 1-800-252-9375

Delegate Registration Form

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION

Golf _____ x $275 Extra Golf Dinner ____ x $55Training Day _____ x $165 (ECAA Member) _____ x $185 (Non Member)Couple Registration _____ x $540 Single Registration _____ x $245Spousal Activity _____ x $75

Golf _____ x $275Training Day _____ x $210 (ECAA Member) _____ x $230 (Non Member)Couple Registration _____ x $590 Single Registration _____ x $295

Registration after March 31st, 2017

Drink Tickets _____ x $6.50 each

Total + GST: ___________

(registrations must be received by March 31st for the early bird rate)

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Sponsorship Opportunities

Events: - Welcome Reception: Brewster's Mountainview BBQ - Keynote Speaker - Training DaySponsorship Benefits:1 Complimentary Couple Registration

Method of Payment: VISA, M/C, AMEX, Cheque (please make cheques payable to ECAA) ____ Invoice (invoice option available to ECAA members only)

Credit Card ________________________________________________________ Expiry Date: _________________

Signature: __________________________________________________________

Air Miles Collector Number (on credit card purchases only): ________________________________________

Sponsorship forms can be sent to ECAA Provincial Office ecaa@ecaa.ab.ca | FAX: 780-451-241217725 - 103 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5S 1N8 | Toll Free: 1-800-252-9375

Platinum $2,500 Gold $1,500Events: - Entertainment - A/V Rentals - Spousal ProgramSponsorship Benefits:1 Complimentary Single Registration

Silver $1,000Events: - President's Gala Special Guests - Awards Luncheon Special Guests - TransportationSponsorship Benefits:1 Night Complimentary Hotel Accommodation

Copper $750Events: - Welcome Gift - Programs/Signage - Late Lunch President's GalaSponsorship Benefits:1 Complimentary Training Day Registration

Bronze $500Events: - Refreshment Breaks - Speaker GiftsSponsorship Benefits:Draw for 1 Complimentary Training Day Registration

Other OpportunitiesDinner Wine for President's Gala _____ $100 Golf Prize for Annual Tournament _____ Yes

Name: _________________________________________________ Company: _____________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________ City: ___________________ Prov.:______ P.Code: _________________

Phone: _____________________________ E-Mail: _____________________________________________________________

ECAA's 55th AnniversaryConvention & Technical

Training Dayon behalf of Provincial President Darrell Castor, PEC

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Thank you for yourcontinued support.