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Exposition Directory EXPOSITION DIRECTORY EXPOSITION HOURS: Wednesday, March 26 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Thursday, March 27 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Friday, March 28 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME TO GLOBE 2014 Welcome GL OBE 2014 Participant, 01 It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to GLOBE 2014 and to Vancouver, Canada. Overview For more than two decades, GLOBE has 02 provided an unparalleled opportunity for leaders to gather together in an atmosphere that stimulates the free expression of ideas, General Information promotes invaluable partnerships, and showcases the world’s most 02 advanced environmental technologies and sustainability solutions. I am honoured to have you join us as we build on this exceptional standard at GLOBE 2014. Special Features This year’s event comes not only at a challenging time, but also an 03 exciting one. Uncertainty over our energy future, rising consumer demands for corporate accountability, increasingly scarce natural Pavilions resources, growing cities, and changes in the climate that sustains us are all issues of genuine concern. These demands also introduce 07 incredible opportunities for entrepreneurs and business leaders to innovate. Floor Plan At GLOBE 2014 you will explore the very latest in clean 09 technologies and practical solutions presented by exhibitors from around the world, highlighting the most advanced solutions Alphabetical Listing in the critical areas of Energy, Green Building & Sustainable Cities, and Water. The contributions of GLOBE exhibitors are vital for of Exhibitors the success of our collective economies and the planet. This is an 09 extraordinary opportunity to move us forward towards a lower- carbon future. Exhibitor Listings by On behalf of the GLOBE team, our sponsors, and supporters, let Booth Number me extend our thanks to you for joining us and once again welcome you to GLOBE 2014. 11 Sincerely, Exhibitor Listings with John D. Wiebe Company Profile 13 President & CEO GLOBE Group 01 | GLOBE 2014: EXPOSITION DIRECTORY THE GLOBE 2014 EXPOSITION: A GLOBAL MARKETPLACE OF ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATION The GLOBE 2014 Exposition features leading-edge products, technologies and services, corporate showcases, and international pavilions highlighting the very best solutions to the world’s environmental challenges in three critical areas: ENERGY GREEN BUILDING & WATER SUSTAINABLE CITIES Discover and explore the very latest in clean technologies and advanced environmental solutions presented by over 300 exhibitors from North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Take in specialty showcases, workshops, and special presentations. Visit our international pavilions where you’ll meet global exhibitors and learn about business opportunities abroad. GENERAL INformatION BUSINESS SERVICE CENTRE SALES TAXES There is a Business Service Centre available on a fee-for- Most goods and services in BC are subject to sales tax. use basis. Within the Convention Centre or Pan Pacific This is not generally included in the listed price of goods Hotel, take the main lobby elevator to Level R and turn right and services, but will be added at the time of purchase. as you exit. Follow the corridor as it bends to the right and you will find the Business Service Centre on your left. TIPPING In BC, it is customary to tip between 15% and 20% COAT CHECK for excellent service in restaurants and lounges. Visitors can store umbrellas and coats securely, on a user fee basis, at the Coat Check located near the VISITING VANCOUVER? Registration area in the Convention Centre lobby. Tourism Vancouver can be contacted at their Visitors Bureau at 200 Burrard Street just across the street INFORMATION DESKS from the Convention Centre (Tel: 604.682.2222). There are two GLOBE 2014 Information Centres: one is located in the lobby of the Convention Centre adjacent from LOST AND FOUND Registration, the other just inside the entrance to the Exposition. All lost and found articles are cataloged and stored at the Convention Centre for 90 days from the close of the event. FOOD SERVICES After that period, all articles are disposed of at the sole For your convenience, a fully licensed food area is located discretion of the Convention Centre. Any inquiries regarding on the exposition floor to purchase light meals, snacks, lost and found items should be directed to 604.647.7299. and beverages. Additionally, there are food stations outside the exhibit hall and a food court accessible via the KEY TELEPHONE NUMBERS escalators near the entrance of the Convention Centre. GLOBE 2014 Information Line: 604.695.5001 Emergency: 911 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Convention Centre (VCC) House Phone: 7500 Public transportation information is available at the Information First Aid (VCC House Phone): 7500 Desk in the lobby of the Convention Centre. Waterfront Station can Lost & Found (VCC House Phone): 7299 be accessed 50 metres east of the Convention Centre providing Business Service Centre: 604.641.1372 access to buses, SkyTrain & Canada Line (rapid transit), SeaBus Exposition Office: 604.633.0703 (ferry service to North Vancouver), and the West Coast Express (commuter train). For more information, visit www.translink.bc.ca. globeseries.com | 02 SPECIAL FEATURES FINANCING INNOvaTION: A MAJOR FOCUS OF GLOBE 2014 GL OBE 2014 is mounting a series of special activities to promote the development and commercialization of new, exciting, and innovative technologies. GLOBE 2014 PRESENTATION THEATRE Check out the GLOBE 2014 Presentation Theatre on the Exposition floor and take in three days of workshops and Power Pitch presentations from early stage and emerging companies seeking venture capital financing and enhanced opportunities to commercialize their innovations. The GLOBE PowerHaus Pavilions in the Exposition will be the center of the activities, showcasing early stage technology and solution providers to investors, the public, and the media. More than 30 Canadian companies are confirmed to take part. FEATURED COMPANIES INCLUDE: » Aquatic Informatics Inc. » Enterra Feed Corporation » Mantra Energy » Reforus » Aurora Control » EXRO Technologies Inc. Alternatives » S2G Biochem » Technologies » General Fusion Inc Mazza Innovation Ltd. » Sea Breeze Power Corp. » » Ayana Water LLC » GR Green Building MTT Innovation » SFU Faculty of » Bionic Power Inc. Products Inc. Incorporated Applied Sciences » » CrossPacific Capital » GreenAngel Energy Corp NOMAD Micro » Solegear Bioplastics Inc. Homes Inc. Partners' Cleantech » GreenStep Solutions Inc. » SWITCH Materials Portfolio (Elix and » Ostara Nutrient Recovery SunCentral) » GreenTech Exchange Technologies Inc. » TBF Environmental Technology Inc » dPoint Technologies Inc » HydroRun » Paradigm Environmental Technologies Ltd. » Terrella Energy Systems » Emergent Waste Solutions Technologies Inc. » » » Inventys Thermal » QuantoTech Urban Barns Foods Inc Energy Aware Technologies Technology Inc. Solutions Ltd. » Kairama Inc. TakING PART IN THE POWER PITCH SESSIONS ARE INVESTORS WHO: » Are looking to finance the commercialization » Want to hear financing pitches from of winning innovations innovators seeking capital » Are seeking proof of concept validation » Want to partner with other investors in before investing in new technologies innovative investment opportunities S upported By: and Vancouver Economic Commission (VEC), Foresight Cleantech Accelerator, NSERC, BCIC, BC BioEnergy Network, TMX, Simon Fraser University, GreenTech Exchange and GreenAngel Energy Corp. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS W EDNESDAY, MARCH 26 & THURSDAY, MARCH 27 FRID AY, MARCH 28 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Workshops 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Workshops 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Break / Special Workshops 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Break / Special Workshops 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Power Pitch Presentations 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Power Pitch Presentations 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Power Hour Reception 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Closing Power Hour Reception 03 | GLOBE 2014: EXPOSITION DIRECTORY GLOBE 2014 PRESENTATION THEATRE WORKSHOPS TaX INCENTIVE PROGRAMS FOR CANADIAN GREEN CAPITAL, A MUST FOR THE BIO-ECONOMY! RENewable ENERGY COMPANIES TH URSDAY, MARCH 27, 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM W EDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Join BDO Canada for a presentation of government tax incentive Dr. Donald Smith, CEO & CSO of BioFuelNet Canada, will highlight programs for Canadian renewable energy companies. Included both the vision and mission of BioFuelNet Canada. Canada in the discussion will be an overview of the Flow-through needs to loosen up capital access for those companies operating Share and Scientific Research & Experimental Development in this sector, while simultaneously mitigating risk for investors. programs, as well as an overview of opportunities for Access to funds beyond the pilot plant phase remains a crucial Cleantech companies in the recent Federal Budget release. driver for successful commercialization. Funding appetite and expertise to mitigate risk is needed at all stages of the value Daryl Maduke, CPA CA, & International Tax Partner, BDO, Canada chain. All stakeholders (academia, industry, capital markets, S tephen Meadows, MASc, & Senior Manager and government organizations) need to work together to reduce investment risk and promote production, distribution, storage, and SR&ED Services, BDO, Canada use of sustainably produced and technically certified biofuels. FUNDING THE GROWTH OF CLEAN TECHNOLOGY: Dr. Donald Smith, CEO & CSO, BioFuelNet Canada ACCESSING PUBLIC EQUITY CAPITAL IN CANADA W EDNESDAY, MARCH 26 & THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM THE FINANCIAL ECOSYSTEM FOR CLEAN TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES
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