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May 10 - 13,
2010
Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, Canada
The 2010 RPIC Federal Contaminated
Sites National Workshop is the leading professional development
event for federal and industry environmental professionals
involved in the management and remediation of federal contaminated
sites.
Following the success of the 2006 and
2008 National Workshops in Ottawa and Vancouver, the 2010
National Workshop in Montreal will offer a wide variety of
opportunities to learn about technical, operational and organizational
challenges to the effective management and remediation of
federal contaminated sites, as well as new approaches and
techniques to address them.
The one-day Professional Development
sessions will provide technical and management specialists
with an opportunity for in-depth learning in both English
and French on a variety of topics.
The National Workshop itself will feature
three concurrent streams each of the first two days, focusing
on topics such as:
- Assessment and Remediation in Special Environments;
- Managing Environmental Projects;
- Human Health Risk Assessment and Risk Management;
- Ecological Risk Assessment and Risk Management;
- Risk Communication Strategies;
- Innovative Assessment and Remediation Technologies;
- Sustainability Considerations in Remediation Projects;
- Adaptive Management;
- Liability Quantification and Reduction; and,
- Social and Economic Benefits from Site Remediation.
The Workshop will wrap up with a half-day
of plenary sessions, a keynote luncheon and site visits to
provide a close-up view of the special challenges and benefits
of environmental remediation in an urban setting.
The Workshop, including the Welcome
Reception, Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony and Trade Show,
held in the superb conference facilities of the Fairmont
Queen Elizabeth Hotel will foster networking with event partners,
government representatives, academic researchers and private
sector firms.
Partnership Opportunities and Trade
Show exhibiting is a great way to highlight a new product
or service as well as provide targeted exposure for your
organization.
Why Should You Participate?
- Reach 600+ delegates from across Canada;
- Receive high visibility before, during and after the
Workshop;
- Draw attention to your professional capabilities and
interest in the management, assessment and remediation
of federal contaminated sites;
- Introduce new products or unveil new strategies;
- Make new contacts, maintain or renew personal contacts
with existing or former clients; and,
- Gain significant benefits from various levels of participation.
How can you participate?
- Support the Workshop by becoming an event partner. Show
your competitors that supporting professional development
opportunities is at the top of your priority list!
- Participate as an exhibitor and have face-to-face time
with decision-makers. Take the time to review the demographic
information from the 2008 Federal Contaminated Sites National
Workshop and start planning your sales pitch now!
- Not sure how you think your organization should get involved?
Give us a call and we will provide you with any additional
information that you need to ensure proper participation.
Click
here for Partnership
Opportunities
Click
here for Trade Show Exhibitor
information
Click
here for early bird Delegate
Registration
See you in Montreal!
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