FEBRUARY 3, 2023 | 11:30 AM MT

STATE OF SUPPLY CHAIN

A Fireside Chat with the Shadow Minister for Supply Chains:
Strengthening the Supply Chain Network in Alberta

FEB. 3, 2023 | 11:30 AM MT

STATE OF SUPPLY CHAIN

A Fireside Chat with the Shadow Minister for Supply Chains:
Strengthening the Supply Chain Network in Alberta

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A FIRESIDE CHAT WITH MP MATT JENEROUX

Members of Supply Chain Canada across Alberta are invited to join us in person on Friday, February 3rd, from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Mimi’s Pub, 11403 40 Ave, Edmonton, as we welcome Member of Parliament for Edmonton-Riverbend Matt Jeneroux for a Fireside Chat with Alberta Institute Interim President & CEO Brent Willett. MP Jeneroux is the Shadow Minister for Supply Chains in the Conservative Party of Canada’s caucus and has worked on several other portfolios relating to the supply chain sector over the course of his career as a Member of Parliament and in his previous work as a Member of Alberta’s Legislative Assembly.

Brent and Matt will discuss a range of topics important to our sector, including an update on the National Supply Chain Taskforce, the role of the federal government in modernizing Canada’s supply chains, and the challenges the industry is currently facing.

This is a conversation you won’t want to miss and is only available to Supply Chain Canada members and invited guests. Members are eligible to earn 2 CPD credits.

NETWORKING OBJECTIVE

Learn and influence how Government can help strengthen Alberta’s supply chains.

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS

Matt Jeneroux, Member of Parliment (Edmonton-Riverbend)

MP Jeneroux is the Member of Parliament representing Edmonton Riverbend and is currently the Shadow Minister for Supply Chains. He is also a former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.

As a federal MP, Mr. Jeneroux has served in a variety of leadership capacities starting with Opposition Critic for Western Economic Diversification. In that capacity, he became a vocal advocate of converting orphan wells across Alberta into geothermal production sites to diversify Alberta’s economy, get oil workers back on the job and to increase Canada’s renewable energy output. He then went on to Chair the Alberta Jobs Taskforce, an initiative to raise the alarm at the rising unemployment rate in Alberta.

He has also served as Shadow Minister of Innovation, Science & Economic Development, and Shadow Minister of Infrastructure, Communities & Urban Affairs. In these roles, MP Jeneroux continued his work on enhancing support for infrastructure in communities, research and science alongside Canada’s world-class researchers, promotion of enhanced open access policies for federal dollars and strong private/public investment in Canada’s innovation sector.

In January 2020, he was named the Shadow Minister of Health, followed by Shadow Minister of Housing, Diversity and Inclusion in which he pushed the government for better action when it came to the rapidly rising housing costs in Canada.

Additionally, MP Jeneroux has taken a leading role in advocating for:
• Support for Mental Health initiatives with a particular focus on addressing the stigma of mental health in young men, through his annual Father’s Day awareness event in Ottawa;
• Increased advocacy for young girl’s involvement in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) related fields of study and work by co-sponsoring an event with LEGO on Parliament Hill to raise awareness;

Mr. Jeneroux is a graduate of the University of Alberta and recently obtained his Public Leadership Credential at Harvard University. He continues to live in the community he was raised, and where he now raises his two daughters, Molly and Lily, and son Hugh.

Brent Willett, Interim President & CEO, Alberta Institute

Brent Willett is the President and CEO of the Alberta Institute for Supply Chain Canada. He has more than a decade of supply chain consulting experience with Deloitte and EY, coupled with executive industry experience in oil and gas services.  

He is excited to share his perspectives on how supply chain professionals will continue to be leaders in the industry. 

THANKS FOR ATTENDING!

DATE: February 3, 2023
LOCATION: Mimi’s Pub
11403 40 Ave, Edmonton AB
TIME: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM MT
EARLY BIRD PRICING TILL JAN 20:
$25 + tax | Members
$30 + tax | Non Members
JAN 21 – JAN 31:
$30 + tax | Members
$35 + tax | Non Members
CPD: 2 credits

SPONSOR AN EVENT

If you are interested in connecting with supply chain professionals, please connect with Kishanie Whyte, Member Services Coordinator, kwhyte@supplychaincanada.com.

A FIRESIDE CHAT WITH MP MATT JENEROUX

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DATE: February 3, 2023
LOCATION: Mimi’s Pub
11403 40 Ave, Edmonton AB
TIME: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM MT
EARLY BIRD PRICING TILL JAN 15:
$25 + tax | Members
$30 + tax | Non Members
JAN 16 – FEB 1:
$30 + tax | Members
$35 + tax | Non Members
CPD: 2 credits

Members of Supply Chain Canada across Alberta are invited to join us in person on Friday, February 3rd, from 11:30 am-1:00 pm at Mimi’s Pub, 11403 40 Ave, Edmonton, as we welcome Member of Parliament for Edmonton-Riverbend Matt Jeneroux for a Fireside Chat with Alberta Institute Interim President & CEO Brent Willett. MP Jeneroux is the Shadow Minister for Supply Chains in the Conservative Party of Canada’s caucus and has worked on several other portfolios relating to the supply chain sector over the course of his career as a Member of Parliament and in his previous work as a Member of Alberta’s Legislative Assembly.

Brent and Matt will discuss a range of topics important to our sector, including an update on the National Supply Chain Taskforce, the role of the federal government in modernizing Canada’s supply chains, and the challenges the industry is currently facing.

This is a conversation you won’t want to miss and is only available to Supply Chain Canada members and invited guests. Members are eligible to earn 2 CPD credits.

NETWORKING OBJECTIVE

Learn and influence how Government can help strengthen Alberta’s supply chains.

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS

Matt Jeneroux, Member of Parliment (Edmonton-Riverbend)

MP Jeneroux is the Member of Parliament representing Edmonton Riverbend and is currently the Shadow Minister for Supply Chains. He is also a former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.

As a federal MP, Mr. Jeneroux has served in a variety of leadership capacities starting with Opposition Critic for Western Economic Diversification. In that capacity, he became a vocal advocate of converting orphan wells across Alberta into geothermal production sites to diversify Alberta’s economy, get oil workers back on the job and to increase Canada’s renewable energy output. He then went on to Chair the Alberta Jobs Taskforce, an initiative to raise the alarm at the rising unemployment rate in Alberta.

He has also served as Shadow Minister of Innovation, Science & Economic Development, and Shadow Minister of Infrastructure, Communities & Urban Affairs. In these roles, MP Jeneroux continued his work on enhancing support for infrastructure in communities, research and science alongside Canada’s world-class researchers, promotion of enhanced open access policies for federal dollars and strong private/public investment in Canada’s innovation sector.

In January 2020, he was named the Shadow Minister of Health, followed by Shadow Minister of Housing, Diversity and Inclusion in which he pushed the government for better action when it came to the rapidly rising housing costs in Canada.

Additionally, MP Jeneroux has taken a leading role in advocating for:
• Support for Mental Health initiatives with a particular focus on addressing the stigma of mental health in young men, through his annual Father’s Day awareness event in Ottawa;
• Increased advocacy for young girl’s involvement in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) related fields of study and work by co-sponsoring an event with LEGO on Parliament Hill to raise awareness;

Mr. Jeneroux is a graduate of the University of Alberta and recently obtained his Public Leadership Credential at Harvard University. He continues to live in the community he was raised, and where he now raises his two daughters, Molly and Lily, and son Hugh.

Brent Willett, Interim President & CEO, Alberta Institute

Brent Willett is the President and CEO of the Alberta Institute for Supply Chain Canada. He has more than a decade of supply chain consulting experience with Deloitte and EY, coupled with executive industry experience in oil and gas services.  

He is excited to share his perspectives on how supply chain professionals will continue to be leaders in the industry. 

SPONSOR AN EVENT

If you are interested in connecting with supply chain professionals, please connect with Kishanie Whyte, Member Services Coordinator, kwhyte@supplychaincanada.com.