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STORE2019 Delegatelist Final STORE2019 DelegateList Final Company Name Title 3M Canada A, Lassonde Inc Key Account Manager A. Lassonde Inc. Senior Marketing Director A. Lassonde Inc. Vice President R&D A. Lassonde Inc. A. Lassonde Inc. Director of Sales National Accounts A.G. Brown President A.G. Brown VP Business Development A.Lassonde VP Sales A1 Counting Solutions President A1 Counting Solutions Vice President Marketing & BD ABLE BC Executive Director ACCEO Vice President of Acquirer Relations and Product Innovation Active International Director, Client Solutions Active International SVP, Media Active International VP Strategic Partnerships Active International VP, Marketing and Culture Ad Display Vice President AD Display President Adidas Group Canada Senior Manager Marketing & Visual Merchandising Adidas Group Canada Director Merchandising, Planning & Allocation Adidas Group Canada DTC Marketing Manager Adidas Group Canada Director of Stores Adidas Group Canada VP, Direct to Consumer Administration portuaire de Montréal Directrice, Croissance et développement Adobe Account Director Adult Fun Superstore Owner Adult Fun Superstore General Manager Advanced Symbolics Business Development and Marketing Specialist Adyen Account Executive Adyen Country Manager, Canada AEO Inc. Vice President, Financial Planning & Analysis Aeroplan Inc. Director, Retail & Commercial Development Aeroplan Inc. Vice President - Business & Commercial Development AIR MILES Reward Program AD, Content & Communications AIR MILES Reward Program Senior Vice President, Collector Experience & Marketing AIR MILES Reward Program VP Analytics & Insights AIR MILES Reward Program AVP, Brand Affinity - Marketing AirMiles AJT Communications Media AL Strategic Support Consultant Alasko Marketing Manager Alberta School of Business Executive Director Albertsons’ Own Brands VP Product Development, Regulatory Affairs and Innovation Alcool New Brunswick Liquor (ANBL) Senior Business Partner, People & Culture Alcool New Brunswick Liquor (ANBL) Director of Customer Strategy & Engagement Alcool New Brunswick Liquor (ANLB) Manager - Marketing & Brand Algonquin College Professor All You Are Founder Alpha Pay Alpha Pay Director Alpha Pay Alpha Pay VP Business Development Amazon Principle Lead Amazon Agency Development American Express- Merchant Services CanadaManager-Public Affairs and Communication American Express- Merchant Services CanadaClient Manager American Express- Merchant Services CanadaManager-Public Affairs & Communication American Express- Merchant Services CanadaVice President & General Manager, Merchant Services Canada American Express- Merchant Services CanadaSnr. Manager, Merchant Marketing American Express- Merchant Services CanadaManager Assistant American Express-Merchant Services CanadaDirector, Client Management, Merchant Services Amex Bank of Canada Director Client Management National Accounts Amex Bank of Canada Client Manager, Merchant Services National Accounts Amex Canada Inc. Manager, Business Planning ANBL Director, IT Andrew Peller Limited Regional Retail Manager GTA/Durham- The Wine Shop Andrew Peller Limited Vice President, Estate Wineries & Retail Division STORE2019 DelegateList Final Company Name Title Andrew Peller Limited Retail Channel Marketing Manager Andrew Peller Limited Retail and Experience Supervisor Andrew Peller Limited Retail Sales Manager Andrew Peller Limited Retail Operations Manager Andrew Peller Limited Regional Retail Manager SW - The Wine Shop Andrew Peller Limited Retail - Marketing Administrator Anthony Fonseca Design Creative Director APPS Transport Group VP APPS Transport Group Archie Surf Shop Scholarship Recipient Arctic Co-operatives Limited Vice President, Member Management Service Ardene Head of Human Resources Ardene National HR Manager Ardene Scholarship Recipient Aritzia Executive Assistant, Chief Executive Officer Aritzia Guest Aritzia Guest Aritzia Founder & Chief Executive Officer Aritzia SVP, Real Estate and New Business Development Aritzia Senior Vice President of Marketing Arterra Wines Canada Customer Promotions Manager Arterra Wines Canada Customer Promotions Manager Atomic Reach Senior Enterprise Account Executive Atomic Reach Senior Enterprise Account Executive Atomic Reach Chief Revenue Officer Atomic Reach VP Business Development & Strategic Partnerships Atomic Reach Marketing Manager Attitude Marketing VP BC Liquor Distribution Branch Senior Manager, Marketing & Digital, Retail Services BC Liquor Distribution Branch Director of Retail Operations, Cannabis Operations BDO Canada Partner BE Works Executive Advisor, Retail BE Works Chief Client Officer Beam City Scholarship Recipient Beam.city CEO Becker Shoes - Home Office President Bell Canada - The Source National Sr Manager, HR Bell Mobility Director - Field Sales Bell Mobility VP Retail Centre of Excellence Bell Mobility Director, Retail Experience Bell Mobility Senior Vice President - Retail Bell Mobility Director National Accounts Bell Mobility Director- Training Bell Mobility Vice President - Mobile Devices & Logistics Bell Mobility President of Bell Mobility Bell Mobility Business Process Specialist Bell MObility Retail Design Bell Mobility Director, Operations Bell Mobility Vice President - Dealer Bell Mobility Vice President - National Retail & Direct Sales Bell Mobility Vice President - Finance Bensadoun School of Retail Management Administrator Bensadoun School of Retail Management Senior Development Officer Bensadoun School of Retail Management Consultant Bentall Kennedy LP Senior Vice President, National Retail Operations Bermuda Blacklaber Best Buy SVP Merchandising Best Buy VP COmmunications and Public Affairs Best Buy Canada Chief Financial Officer & Chief Administrative Officer Best Buy Canada Scholarship Recipient Best Buy Canada Director Multi-Channel Logistics Best Buy Canada Senior Vice President, eCommerce Best Buy Canada Scholarship Recipient Best Buy Canada VP, Best Buy Business and Asset Protection Best Buy Canada Senior Vice President, Best Buy Retail & Geek Squad Services Best Buy Canada Scholarship Recipient Best Buy Canada President & COO Best Buy Canada Ltd. CHRO STORE2019 DelegateList Final Company Name Title Best Retail Careers International president Bimbo Canada Marketing Director Bimbo Canada Marketing Manager Bimbo Canda Gestionnaire Marketing Binc Initiatives Transformation Specialist Black Press Vice President Blake, Cassel & Graydon LLP Bliss Bridal Boutique Owner Blueview Enterprises Owner BMO Capital Markets BMO Capital Markets BMO Capital Markets Managing Director BMO Capital Markets Managing Director Bond Brand Loyalty Director, Client Engagement Bond Brand Loyalty Client Engagement Director Bond Brand Loyalty Vice President Global Accounts Bond Brand Loyalty Loyalty Conulting Bonduelle Arctic Gardens Brand Manager Bonduelle Canada Inc Product manager BookNet Canada Project Manager and Retailer Liason BookNet Canada Office Manager Boon VP Merchant & Acquisition British Columbia Ferry Services Inc Asst. Manager, Retail British Columbia Liquor Distribution BranchDirector, Store Operations B-Stock Director of Sales, Canada B-Stock Account Manager, Implementations B-Stock Fashion Strategy Manager, Private Marketplaces Bulk Barn Foods Limited Director, Information Technology Bulk Barn Foods Limited Chief Financial Officer Bulk Barn Foods Limited Director, Human Resources & Payroll Bulk Barn Foods Limited Executive Vice President, Store Operations Bulk Barn Foods Limited Executive Vice President, Administration Burnbrae Farms Limited President Burnbrae Farms Limited Senior Director National Retail Accounts Burnbrae Farms LImited VP Retail Sales, Marketing & Innovation Call2Recycle Vice President, Customer Engagement Call2Recycle Director, Communications Call2Recycle President Callbeck's Home Hardware Scholarship Recipient Canada Goose Canada Post Manager, Marketing Canada Post Director, Product Management Canada Tire VP, Loyalty and Customer Insights Canadian Federation of Independent GrocersActing SVP Commercial and Industry Relations Canadian Federation of Independent GrocersPresident & CEO Canadian Grocer Editor-in-chief Canadian Grocer President, North American retail Canadian Grocer Publisher Canadian Grocer National Account Manager Canadian Grocer magazine Online editor canadian national railway Director of Intermodal Sales Canadian National Railway Director of Marketing, Intermodal Domestic Canadian National Railways Director of Supply Chain Sales. Canadian Pacific Railway Manager, Marketing & Pricing Canadian Pacific Railway Market Manager Canadian Pacific Railway Account Manager Canadian Stewardship Services Alliance VP, Corporate Affairs Canadian Tire Manager, Corporate Communications Canadian Tire Executive Assistant Canadian Tire Executive Assistant Canadian Tire Corp. VP, Store Support & Operations Canadian Tire Corp. SVP, Store Sales & Operations Canadian Tire Corporation Associate Vice President, In-Store Technology Canadian Tire Corporation AVP, Business Integration Canadian Tire Corporation Senior Vice President Canadian Tire Corporation Manager, Development Planning Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. SVP, Enterprise Planning Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited Manager, Click & Collect STORE2019 DelegateList Final Company Name Title Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited Program Manger, Business Optimization Canadian Tire Corporation, Ltd Associate Marketing Manager Canadian Tire Corporation, Ltd Marketing Manager Canadian Tire Corporation, Ltd VP, HR Solutions Canadian Tire Corporation, Ltd Associate Manager, Product Development
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