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CEEC 2012
March 2-3, Queen's University, Kingston, ON

Commerce and Engineering Environmental Conference

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About CEEC

The Commerce Engineering Environmental Conference was started in 1991 by a group of students from the Queen’s School of Business and the Faculty of Applied Science who realized that the environmental issues challenging our lifestyle would require a multidisciplinary response. By providing an open forum for discussion and the exchange of ideas, CEEC aims to educate people about the impact of our decisions on economic, environmental, and social factors.

Speakers at the conference come from a broad range of backgrounds including large and small businesses, government agencies, academia, and various citizen groups. They lead a forum in which students discuss the challenges they will face in their careers and where opportunities can arise from these challenges.

Every idea has a starting point. What begins on the back of an envelope can evolve and grow into something that shakes the world. As students, citizens, and stakeholders in the future of our planet, we thank you for addressing our most pressing challenges.

 

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Green Globe Awards

The annual Green Globe Awards seek to recognize people, organizations, and businesses in the Queen’s and Kingston communities that are committed to helping us live more sustainably. We are seeking nominations from the community for the awards for people you believe deserve recognition.

Find out more, and download a nomination form here.

Information Packages

Hi everyone,

We've been working really hard to get ready for the conference (it's now only 4 months away!), we have some information for you. So, if you have been contacted by our team about sponsoring or speaking at CEEC 2012, you can download information packages from the links below. If you are interested in attending CEEC, hold tight, we will have information available shortly.

 

Click here to download the speakers package

Click here to download the sponsorship package

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Guest Speakers Experts in their field

Our executive has just begun to look for new speakers, but don't worry! This year's group promises to be amazing, and will feature leaders in business and industry. In the meantime, check out some of these speakers we had last year. Full biographies of all CEEC 2011's speakers can be found here.

Speaker 5

Glenn Ives

Chairman
Deloitte Canada

Glenn Ives is the chairman of Deloitte in Canada, a role he assumed in June 2010. Born in England, Glenn attended the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. Using his industry background, he led the transformation of Deloitte’s mining practice into one of Canada’s largest professional services groups dedicated to the sector.

Speaker 5

Tania Carnegie

Director of Community Leadership
KPMG LLP

Tania Carnegie is responsible for the firm-wide corporate citizenship and sustainability strategy encompassing KPMG's relationship with the community through volunteerism, philanthropy and sponsorships, supporting KPMG people in their own volunteer efforts, and minimizing the firm's environmental impact.

Speaker 5

Tina Horsley

Director of Wellness & Sustainability
ARAMARK Canada

As the Director of Wellness and Sustainability at ARAMARK Canada, she manages the environmental leadership and corporate social responsibility platform and activities within the organization. Tina has demonstrated that ARAMARK Canada is leading a greener society by creating a culture of environmental awareness in their organization.

Speaker 2

Cam Mather

Author
Aztext Press

Cam Mather and his wife Michelle live independently off the electricity grid using the sun and wind to power their home and their business, Aztext Press, while working to become carbon neutral. Cam publishes books and DVDs about renewable energy and sustainability including the best selling "Renewable Energy Handbook".

Speaker 4

Chris Ouellette

Manager, Leed AP
RBC

As the manager of Environmental Solutions in RBC’s Corporate Environmental Affairs Group, Chris supports RBC’s various business units in the creation of lending guidelines for green products and services and informs them on environmental issues that represent risks or opportunities for RBC.

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Steven Lightfoot

Engineer, Thermal Power Division
SNC-Lavalin

Steven currently works in the Thermal Power Division of SNC-Lavalin in Montreal where he is involved with many aspects of electrical power plant development, ranging from feasibility studies to on-site commissioning. Steven is a member of the Ordre des Ingénieurs du Québec.

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Our Sponsors Generous Donors to CEEC 2011

Mitacs Inc

 

 

Alma Mater Society

 

 

Certified Management Accountants Canada

Dean's Office, Faculty of Applied Science

Departments of Mechanical and Civil Engineering

MCW Group of Companies

 

 

Bullfrog Power

Royal Bank of Canada

 

 

Eco Canada

 

 

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario