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2019 Haisla Lng Conference & Tradeshow 2019 HAISLA LNG CONFERENCE & TRADESHOW Self Determining Through Economic Development APRIL 02ND- 04TH 2019 TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT, BC CONFERENCECONFERENCE AAGENDGENDAA A B O R I G I N A L M A R K E T P L A C E . C O M APR 2ND - 4TH 2019 2019 HAISLA LNG CONFERENCE & TRADESHOW JOIN US AT THE TAMITIK RECREATION CENTRE IN KITIMAT, BC FOR THE LARGEST ABORIGINAL/PRIVATE SECTOR BUSINESS NETWORKING EVENT IN BC! On behalf of the Haisla Nation I invite you to join us at the 2019 Haisla LNG Conference and Tradeshow from April 2nd – 4th at the Tamitik Recreation Complex in Kitimat, BC. We are working with 2G Group's Aboriginal Projects of this scale do not happen very Marketplace Events division and the CFNR often in Canada and we encourage you to Network to host the event over three days in attend to see what opportunities may exist April. We anticipate an audience of around for your organization within the scopes of 400 delegates and 110 exhibitors. these mega projects. The focus of the event will be to give the Please find attached a conference overview attendees a good overview of the LNG as well as a sponsorship document. We Canada, Coastal GasLink, Kitimat LNG, would greatly appreciate your support as Woodfibre LNG and Kwispaa LNG projects, delegates/exhibitors and sponsors. as well as discussions around future projects planned in Haisla Territory. If you have questions about the event, please contact Geoff Greenwell the We are committed to working collaboratively conference organizer directly at his Toll Free with other regional First Nations to assist on 866-284-8322 or by email at them and their members to get employment [email protected] and contracting opportunities from these projects. There is an enormous workforce For more information on the event and to needed for these projects, and the Haisla register go to this link: Nation Council would like to see as many http://events.aboriginalmarketplace.com First Nations people as possible get employment and training opportunities. We look forward to welcoming you to Haisla Territory in April of 2019. We expect over 200 different private sector and First Nations business groups to attend and there will be excellent networking opportunities with a very diverse group of Crystal Smith organizations covering many industry Chief Councillor sectors. Haisla Nation Council 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 N D – 4 T H 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT SPONSORS Platinum 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 N D – 4 T H 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT SPONSORS Gold Ledcor-Haisla Limited Partnership 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 N D – 4 T H 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT SPONSORS Silver TNT/Métis Nation Limited Partnership Geier Waste Management 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 N D – 4 T H 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT SPONSORS Bronze 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 N D – 4 T H 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT SPONSORS Banquet Dinner Sponsors Lunch Sponsors Welcome Reception Sponsors Hospitality Event Sponsor Banquet Dinner Host Bar and Entertainment Sponsor Banquet Dinner Wine Sponsor Terrace Totem Ford and Snow Valley Ford 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 N D – 4 T H 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT SPONSORS Breakfast Sponsors Northern First Nations Alliance KITSELAS FIRST NATION Networking/Refreshment Break Sponsors Legal Partner Gitxaala First Nation Continuous Learning Centre Gitxaala Nation Employment Education Development Centre Conference Rental Security Partner Vehicle Partner 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 N D – 4 T H 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT EXHIBITORS 101 Industries Ltd Mumfords Beerhouse and Grill ABB Ltd National Car and Truck Rental AGAT Laboratories NATS Nursery Ltd Allnorth NCSG Crane & Heavy Haul All-West Glass Nisga'a Lisims Government Amix Group Economic Development Bandstra Transportation Northern Industrial Sales BCIT Northwest Fuels Limited BD&P LLP Northwest Fuels Limited BDC Northwest Regional Airport Terrace-Kitimat BigSteelBox Nucor Environmental Solutions Ltd BrandSafway Group Inc. O'Brien Training Ltd. Brock Canada ONEC Group Canruss Medical & Safety Pile Drivers, Divers, Bridge, Dock and Canyon Equipment Wharf Builders Local 2404 Central Mountain Air Pine Ridge Modular Ltd Chemco Praxair Chinook Scaffold Systems Ltd Premay Pipeline Hauling LP Clow Canada Prestige Hotels & Resorts Coast Mountain College Raven Oilfield Rentals Coast Mountain Wireless RBA Joint Venture Communications Ltd Royal Roads University Coastal GasLink SAAM SMIT Canada Inc. Cross Country Infrastructure Inc Seaspan Marine CT Terminals LP Servco Kitimaat Ventures Driving Force Silver Tip Promotions and Signs Inc Durango Resources Inc. Site Resource Group Inc E.B. Horsman and Son Skyhigh Canada Entrec Sodexo ESS North America SPI Health and Safety Expera Risk Mitigation and Investigation Stantec Fountain Tire Summit Helicopters Fluor Canada Ltd Superior Propane Geier Waste Management TD Bank Gemstone Logistics Inc TDCSS Community Living Services Geotech/Gregg Drilling Teamsters Local 213 Joint Training School Golder Associates Ltd Terracon Geotechnique Ltd. Haisla Security Terrapro Inc Haisol Tetra Tech Canada Inc Independent Contractors and The Kitselas Group Businesses Association of BC (ICBA) TLC Solutions Industrial Scaffold Services LP TNT Crane & Rigging Canada Inland Kenworth Tomco Group of Companies Ironworkers Local 170 Totem Auto Group IUOE Local 115 Training Association Triton Environmental Consultants Kalum Quarry LP TVE Industrial Services Ltd. Kanyon Project and Site Services UA Local 170 and UAPICBC Kentron Construction Underhill Geomatics Kermode Friendship Society United Rentals Kitimat LNG Viking Construction Ltd. Kitimat Valley Institute KVI Wesco Distribution Kwispaa LNG West Coast Launch Ltd LandSea Western Canada Marine Response Corp. Leavitt Machinery Western Equipment LTD Ledcor-Haisla Limited Partnership Williams Machinery LNG Canada Woodfibre LNG Mammoet WSP Canada Inc. McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd Zenco Hydrovac Excavation Ltd Monster Industries N D T H 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 – 4 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT 1 APRIL 2ND WELCOME RECEPTION AND EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION TAMITIK RECREATION CENTRE 6:00 - 9:00PM Delegate Registration and Welcome Reception hosted by Servco Kitimaat Ventures LP and Allteck Line Contractors (Delegates staying in Terrace will be picked up at their hotels at 5:00pm and bussed back to Terrace at 9pm) N D T H 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 – 4 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT 3 APRIL 3RD CONFERENCE DAY 1 7:30 - 8:30AM Continental Breakfast and Delegate Registration at the Riverlodge Recreation Centre Sponsored by National Car and Truck Rental (Delegates staying in Terrace will be picked up at their hotels at 6:30am and bussed to the Riverlodge Centre for breakfast) 8:30 - 9:00AM Opening Prayer, Welcome Address Chief Councillor Crystal Smith, Haisla Nation Council CHIEF COUNCILLOR CRYSTAL SMITH Haisla Nation Council N D T H 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 – 4 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT 4 9:00 - 9:45AM Session 1 - The LNG Canada Terminal Project LNG Canada is a joint venture among Shell, PETRONAS, PetroChina, Mitsubishi and KOGAS, five companies that are global leaders in LNG, providing world-class technical expertise in producing, storing, shipping and selling natural gas, along with access to markets. From the outset, LNG Canada worked to become the project of choice for British Columbia. Every decision made during the planning and design process has been done keeping safety, the environment, economic and community interests top-of-mind. The JV Participants include: Shell — a global leader in LNG since 1964, helping to pioneer the LNG sector. Shell operates about 20% of the world’s LNG vessels and has LNG supply projects either in operation or under construction in ten countries. PETRONAS — is a fully integrated energy company with extensive experience in LNG. Through its wholly owned upstream energy company Progress Energy and its partners, PETRONAS is one of the largest natural gas reserves owner in Canada – with the majority of these reserves in the North Montney natural gas formation in northeast British Columbia. N D T H 2019 HAISLA LNG APRIL 2 – 4 2019, TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORT COMPLEX, KITIMAT 5 PetroChina Company Limited — is China’s largest oil and gas producer and supplier. PetroChina launched three LNG import facilities in China and is increasingly an investor in global unconventional gas production and LNG export facilities. Mitsubishi Corporation — is Japan’s largest trading company with more than 50% share of LNG imported into Japan. Mitsubishi has been investing in LNG since 1969 and has an interest in 11 LNG export projects globally. Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) — is the world’s largest LNG importing company and South Korea’s principal LNG provider. KOGAS operates four LNG import terminals and a nationwide pipeline network in South Korea, and another terminal in Mexico. TBD LNG Canada Praxair – Your Total Solutions Provider Praxair Canada Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Praxair, Inc. is pleased to offer LNG Canada and the people of Kitimat our total solutions for all your metal fabrication needs for industrial gases, specialty gases, and of course, welding supplies. Together with our division, Praxair Services Canada Inc. we can also offer industrial services for pipelines which include cleaning, purging, drying, displacing, cooling, leak testing, pressure testing and inspection of piping. We also work with you to meet your needs for temporary on-site supply of nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen and argon. On a local level, Praxair is well positioned in BC to support the needs and requirements for the Kitimat project with our 16 locations and regional head office located in Delta. In Delta we have an automated cylinder fill plant and specialty gas filling capabilities with an in-house laboratory. As well, we have the only liquid helium filling location in BC. We have fully staffed customer service desks at all our branches, and full-time specialty gas customer While Praxair has many areas of expertise in the service people in Delta.
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