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Alberta’s Largest Conference and Tradeshow for

Construction • Property Management • Interior Design • Architecture • Renovation • Real Estate

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Welcome This year, we welcome over 4,000 industry professionals and more than 225 exhibiting companies for Alberta’s largest event for the property management, construction, interior design and architecture industries. It’s our distinct honour to provide a face-to-face marketplace for buyers, sellers, movers and shakers to connect and drive their businesses forward.

Senior Show Director Paul Maryschak Director, Conference management & Marketing Jennie Biltek

Returning this year are special events such as the Canadian Construction Association’s Chairman’s Tour Breakfast hosted by the Calgary Construction Association, Merit Contractors Association’s Construction Leadership Breakfast, the Interior Design Keynote Panel, the Construction Keynote Panel, as well as the joint Leaders Breakfast by the Interior Designers of Canada and the International Interior Design Association. New this year, is the robust Inside Self-Storage (ISS) Pavilion featuring 25+ exhibits designed to help you discover your next investment opportunity and storage solution.

Event Manager Nicole Etherington Exhibit / Sponsorship Sales Michael Pelsoci Ben Carson Adam LeBlanc Registration Manager Gillian Wright Sponsorship Manager Kate James

The exhibits and conference are developed to provide information and help you make connections that will enable your business to grow regardless of whether you are looking for architectural and design products, building components, development, financing, insurance, legal services, management services, marketing, security systems, software and more.

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As you can see, there’s something for everyone!

Finally, we would like to extend a BIG THANK YOU to our exhibitors, sponsors, industry partners, speakers and everyone else who has helped make this event possible.

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Seminar Schedule

Featured Speakers

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Exhibitor List

Floorplan

Keynote Panels

New / Green Product Showcase

Wednesday Sessions

Inside Self-Storage (ISS) Feature

Thursday Sessions

Special Events

Thank You to Our Sponsors

Did you know that

produces:

plus many others

Plus, the International Roofing Exposition, Construct, the Remodelling Show, DeckExpo, International Pool Spa and Patio Expo, JLC Live and the American Institute of Architects’ Annual Convention & Tradeshow.

Looking forward to serving your business across North America and the world.

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seminar Schedule

Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering GR Green

ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management ISS Inside Self-Storage

W e d n e s d ay, N o v e m b e r 4 Quarter Horse A/B/C

Palomino A/B

Palomino C

Palomino D

Palomino E

8:00 AM

More details on page 38.

8:00am – 9:30am (Registration 7:15am)

W01 – Rain Screen 8:30 AM Design Solutions for the Building Envelope AR BC

W04 – LEED, WELL, BOMA – The Evolving ABC’s of Green Building Labeling

9:00 AM 8:30am–9:30am EN CO

8:30am–10:00am

9:30 AM W05 – Become a 10:00 AM more Effective Sales Person through Understanding the 10:30 AM Psychology of Sales

W08 – Introduction to the WELL Building Standard

10:00am–11:30am

AR CO EN ID PD PM

11:30 AM

W10 – Navigate the W09 – The 7 Deadly Calgary Construction Sins of Negotiation Market for Individual, 12:30pm–2:30pm Team and Business Success 12:30pm–1:30pm

12:30 PM 1:00 PM

AR CO EN ID PD PM

W15 – Building 1:30 PM Material Health Impacts – Crisis or Craze?

2:30 PM

Arabian B

W17 – Roofs, Attics, Decks: To Vent or Not to Vent?

1:30pm–3:00pm

2:00pm–3:00pm

AR CO EN GR ID

W03 – Competencies in the Workplace and 8:00am–4:00pm How They Impact Your Bottom Line 8:30am–9:30am

Mustang

W02 – Contract Management Planning and Implementation

8:00am–4:00pm

8:30am–11:30am

AR CO EN ID PD PM

W07 – Biophilia: Design at the Intersection of Sustainability and Well-Being 10:00am–11:00am

AR CO GR ID

AR CO EN GR ID

These two seminars are in cooperation with more than 25 exhibits on the tradeshow floor related to the self-storage industry.

AR CO EN ID PD PM

See page 29 for more information.

W14 – Implementing Energy Standard NECB 2011 in the ABC 2015: Design and Building Permit Application Requirements

AR CO EN ID PD PM 1:00pm–3:00pm

AR BC CO EN GR

Arabian C

I02 – Self-Storage I01 – Self-Storage Owner/Operator Development Executive Workshop Workshop

10:30am–12:00pm

AR CO EN

Tradeshow Hours 9:30AM – 4:00PM

12:00 PM

2:00 PM

Arabian A

AR CO EN GR ID

Over 225 exhibits on the tradeshow floor

W06 – Construction Keynote: State of the Industry: Boom or Bust?

10:00am–11:30am

11:00 AM

Palomino H

CCA Construction Industry Breakfast

AR BC CO EN GR ID

W11 – Seismic Ceilings

W13 – What’s New in Indoor Air Quality

W12 – RFPS and Proposals

12:30pm–1:30pm

12:30pm–1:30pm

12:30pm–3:30pm

AR CO EN ID

W16 – Evidence Based Decisions in Real Estate and Design

AR CO EN ID PM

W19 – Generation mYsunderstood 2:00pm–3:00pm

2:00pm–3:00pm

AR CO EN ID PM

PD

Meet & Greet Networking Reception

3:00 PM NEW FOR 2015: Join us on the tradeshow floor for complimentary beer, wine and

AR CO EN ID PD

hors d’oeuvres.

3:30 PM 3:00pm – 4:00pm

ISS

ISS

T h u r s d ay, N o v e m b e r 5 Quarter Horse A/B

Quarter Horse C

Palomino A/B

Palomino C

Palomino D

8:00 AM T01 – Fire Protection

8:30 AM of Structural Steel 9:00 AM

Palomino E/F/G/H

Construction Leadership Breakfast

IDC/IIDA Leaders Breakfast

More details on page 38.

8:00am – 9:30am

More details on page 38.

8:00am–10:00am

Arabian A

T04 – EchoHaven

AR BC CO EN Calgary: A Sustainable

8:30am–11:30am

Low Impact Neighbourhood AR CO

10:00 AM

9:30am–10:30am

T05 – Recent Developments in Construction Law

GR ID

T02 – Passive House Basics

10:30 AM

T09 – Interior Design 10:00am–11:00am AR CO Keynote: Designing for EN ID Health and Wellness

11:00 AM

10:30am–12:00pm

11:30am–12:30pm

12:00 PM

PM

12:30 PM T15 – Open Plan,

T14 – Use of Modular

Work, Closed Office,

to Complete the

Trends?

in Commercial Office Fit-Outs

1:00 PM Teleworking, Flexible IT & Media Solutions

10:00am–11:30am

T07 – Restoring the Health of a Building: Dealing with Mould Contamination and Man-made and Natural AR CO EN ID Disasters 10:00am–11:30am

AR EN GR ID

T10 – Commercial Lease Administration AR CO EN ID and Enforcement

11:30 AM

Arabian C

T03 – Project Management in Focus: The Criticality of Stakeholder Management and Engagement

8:30am–10:00am

9:30 AM

Arabian B

Tradeshow Hours 9:30AM – 3:00PM

CO EN ID PM

T13 – Making Energy Efficient Lighting Work for You

T12 – Project Management in Focus: The Role of the Project 12:00pm–1:00pmAR CO EN Sponsor

GR ID 12:00pm–3:00pm

1:30 PM Co-Working — Fads or Flexible Environment 2:00 PM 2:30 PM

1:00pm–2:00pm

AR CO ID 1:00pm–3:00pm AR CO EN ID PM

T18 – People, Place, Possibility… A Dialogue of New Planning Strategy 2:00pm–3:00pmAR ID PM

T17 – Dispelling Myths & Forging Innovative Designs...

2:00pm–3:00pm

AR CO EN ID

AR BC CO EN

3:00 PM

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Featured Speakers Court Stevens

Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering GR Green ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management

Doug Land

Principal, Stevens Consulting Group Inc.

President, Lobstick Project Solutions

Wednesday, November 4 • 8:30am–11:30am • $125 W02 – Contract Management Planning and Implementation AR CO EN ID PD PM

Thursday, November 5 • 8:30–11:30am • $125 T03 – Project Management in Focus: The Criticality of Stakeholder Management and Engagement AR CO EN ID

[ 3.0 AAA Structured LHs; BOMI 3.0 CPDs; 0.3 IDCEC CEUs ] This presentation will provide an overview of the best practices in Contract Management Planning and Implementation. This involves the understanding of specific planning and procurement activities including Project Scope Definition, Solicitation Planning and Process, Vendor Evaluation and Selection, Contract Award, Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation.

This presentation will include an overview of the following topic areas: • An Introduction to Basic Contract Law • Canadian Trade Agreements • Business Case Planning (Checklist) • Project Scope and Procurement Planning • Pricing Strategies • Market Identification • Risk Management • Solicitation Types and Planning • Evaluation of Tenders / Quotes and Proposals • Pre-Award Discussions and /or Negotiations • Key Components of a Contract Statement of Work • Contract Monitoring and Evaluation

Wednesday, November 4 • 12:30pm–3:30pm • $125 W12 – RFPS and Proposals AR CO EN ID PD [ 3.0 Structured LHs; BOMI 3.0 CPDs; 0.3 IDCEC CEUs ] One of the most widely used forms of solicitation is the Request for Proposal (RFP). This form of solicitation is used for situations such as product or service replacement, improving organizational effectiveness or problem identification and resolution. The buyer has the need and the seller has the solution.

This presentation will provide a synopsis of the planning and development of an RFP as well as Proposal Response suggestions including planning guidelines, proposal formats and how to respond to RFP evaluation criteria.

This presentation will include an overview of the following topic areas: • Understanding the RFP Planning Framework • Identifying the Market including the use of Requests for Information, Expressions of Interest and Qualifications • Identifying the Project Scope and Establishing the RFP Requirements • Understanding Risk Management Planning Requirements and Process • Identifying Performance Measurement and Quality Assurance Requirements • Establishing Project Budget Options and Pricing Strategies • Reviewing a Typical RFP Structure and Format • Establishing the Proposal Evaluation Criteria and Process • Finalizing the RFP Package • Conducting and Participating in a Proponents’ Meeting • Establishing Proposal Submission Requirements including Proposal Response Planning Factors, Format and Content • Establishing Proposal Presentation Requirements • Understanding the Importance of Establishing a Negotiation Strategy • The Key Elements of a Contract Statement (or Schedule) of Work • Guidelines to Debriefing Proponents

[ 3.0 AAA Structured LHs; BOMI 3.0 CPDs; 0.3 IDCEC CEUs ] Stakeholder management and engagement is a critical part of any project. Too often it is ignored or attended to only after there is a crisis which usually results in lost time and money. In the morning workshop, we will focus on effective Stakeholder Management and Engagement. Typically, project teams tend to make assumptions about who their stakeholders are and what their role is on any given project. This is often done because of a lack of tools or knowledge relating to such things as: What/who is a stakeholder?

Why are they so critical to my success? How do I identify them, then analyze them effectively? These and other questions will be addressed through a combination of case study and interactive learning. You will be given tips and tools to help you manage this critical component of any project.

Thursday, November 5 • 12:00–3:00pm • EB $100/REG $125 T12 – Project Management in Focus: The Role of the Project Sponsor AR CO EN ID [ 3.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 3.0 CPDs; 0.3 IDCEC HSW CEUs ] This workshop will build on the morning workshop by focusing on the most important stakeholder of any project. An engaged and knowledgeable project sponsor is cited as being the number one contributing factor to project success; yet this role is probably the single most misunderstood role in the field of Project Management! A dysfunctional relationship with your key sponsor(s) is disastrous to your ability to bring your project in, on time – on budget – on requirement.

In this workshop you will learn: what a project sponsor is and does; the role of the sponsor and how it differs from the role of the Project Manager; tips on being effective as a sponsor and things to avoid; how to educate and manage your sponsor as a Project Manager or Leader.

Jennifer Busch

Vice President, Architecture & Design, Teknion Wednesday, November 4 • 10:00am–11:00am • $45 W07 – Biophilia: Design at the Intersection of Sustainability and Well-Being AR CO GR ID [ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD; 0.1 IDCEC HSW CEU ] Far from replacing the focus on sustainability, today’s emphasis on well-being in the workplace incorporates a broad array of design objectives for human sustainability, including limiting disruption, promoting movement, offering choice and flexibility, and supporting the inherent human need to connect to nature. In many ways, the conversation about well-being and the conversation about environmental sustainability intersect with the principles of Biophilic Design. As the benefits to our minds and bodies of a connection to nature are being understood more and more, Biophilia has come to the forefront of our thinking and behavior. Increasingly, it is inspiring design and architecture that supports human health and well-being–with measurable economic benefits to organizations that embrace it.

Earn Continuing Education Credits Credits are available from AAA, BOMI Canada and IDCEC. Please visit buildexcalgary.com for information regarding the number and type of credits available for each seminar.

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Featured Speakers

Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering GR Green ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management

• Making Unilateral Concessions • Talking Too Much • Losing Control of Your Emotions • Entering into a Negotiation Unprepared • Thinking that Money is the Real Issue

Randy Hnatko

President & CEO, Trainwest Management & Consulting Inc. | Sandler Training Wednesday, November 4 • 10:00am–11:30am • $55 W05 – Become a more Effective Sales Person through Understanding the Psychology of Sales

Eric Termuende

AR CO EN ID PD PM [ 1.5 AAA Structured LHs; BOMI 1.5 CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC CEU ]

Co-Founder and Director, Gen Y Inc.

Evaluating and reacting to a potential client’s emotions is one of THE most challenging part of securing a sale. Understanding the psychological nuances of the “other side” can help set you up for success.

Wednesday, November 4 • 2:00pm–3:00pm • $45 W19 – Generation mYsunderstood PD

This seminar will provide you with the building blocks needed to predict, read and react to a prospects emotions. This presentation will define the thought processes that occur throughout the lifecycle of a sale, identifying how internal feelings translate into external behavior. Concluding with proven methodology on how to respond to certain behaviors, attendees will walk equipped to create a positive shift in their sale.

[ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD; 0.1 IDCEC CEU ]

Wednesday, November 4 • 12:30pm–2:30pm • $65 W09 – The 7 Deadly Sins of Negotiation AR CO EN ID PD PM [ 2.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 2.0 CPDs; 0.2 IDCEC CEUs ] Let the games begin! Buyers will always try to get as much as they can for the dollar — but you can’t deliver quality products and services if you give up too much in the negotiating game. It is in both your best interest and your buyer’s that you master the art of negotiating. Negotiating is something that many people dread. In this seminar we’ll explore the 12 Gambits Buyers Use and how to avoid “The 7 Deadly Sins of Negotiating.”

By 2025, 75% of the workforce will be Generation Y: What does this mean for the future of work? With the average company tenure for a Millennial being just over two years before heading elsewhere, how can organizations leverage and build institutional memory? How do we reduce the time, energy, and finances lost as the recruiting cycle becomes shorter and shorter? How are students being educated about their careers and how can we engage them once they join our companies? This seminar will outline how to better attract, engage, and retain a highly misunderstood generation. The future of work is happening now and businesses have to be sure that the communication of their culture is being done properly to attract the best employees for their organizations.

The 7 Deadly Sins of Negotiating: • Failing to Recognize and Deal Effectively with a Player • Weak Pre-Negotiation Positioning

TOYOTA TRUCK EXPERIENCE.

Toyota Canada is proud to showcase our truck and SUV line-up at BUILDEX Calgary. Take advantage of the opportunity to test drive a selection of Toyota’s trucks and SUVs including the rugged and versatile 2015 Tacoma, 4Runner and Tundra.

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KEYNOTE PANELS

Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering GR Green ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management

Wednesday, November 4 • 10:00am–11:30am • $45 W06 – Construction Keynote: State of the Industry: Boom or Bust?

Thursday, November 5 • 10:30am–12:00pm • $45 T09 – Interior Design Keynote: Designing for Health and Wellness

AR CO EN [ 1.5 AAA Structured LHs; BOMI 1.5 CPDs ]

AR CO EN ID [ 1.5 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.5 CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC HSW CEUs ]

S u ppo r t e d b y

After nearly a decade of explosive growth, an economic downturn threatens the prosperity of one of the provinces driving industries. Will the Alberta construction industry sink or swim?

Hear from key construction executives as they gather to discuss the state of the industry. This presentation will provide an overview of the national, provincial and regional construction landscape.

Focusing in on the Alberta marketplace, panelists will identify challenges being realized across the province, providing insight on how to mitigate their impact. Taking a future forward look, panelists will project what the coming years will hold for the livelihood of the industry, providing knowledge on how to embrace challenges and seek new opportunities in a volatile marketplace.

S u ppo r t e d b y

As we move into an era of heightened holistic consciousness designing for health and wellbeing is of increasing importance. Join us for a panel presentation where industry’s top professionals investigate emerging innovation and evidence based research on how to design spaces specifically to support the health and wellness of the people who live and work in them.

MODERATOR

MODERATOR Susan Wiggins

Lisa Fulford-Roy

Dak Kopec

Dedre Toker

Liz Watson

Moderator: Susan Wiggins, CEO, Interior Designers of Canada BIll Black

Michael Brimer

Tim Coldwell

Bert DeBruin

Bob Hildenbrandt

Moderator: Bill Black, Founder & President, Mindnetworkx

Panelists: Lisa Fulford-Roy, Senior Vice President, Marketing Principal, Client Strategy, HOK Dak Kopec, Director, Master of Design Studies in Design for Human Health, Boston Architectural College Dedre Toker, Principal, Interiors, Toker & Associates Liz Watson, Coordinator of Workplace Solutions, City of Calgary

Speakers: Michael Brimer, Director, Business Development, Clark Builders Tim Coldwell, Vice President, Origination, CHANDOS Bert DeBruin, President, Alta Pro Electrical Ltd. Bob Hildenbrandt, Vice President, Business Development, Graham

ON-SITE JOB BOARD

hays.ca

TRANSFORM YOUR CAREER YOUR RECRUITING EXPERTS ON-SITE JOB BOARD is located across from the registration desk in the lobby.

Meet your Hays expert and gain valuable information on: • • • •

Local and national market insight Job opportunities available Skills in demand by top employers Compensation rates

Visit us at the booth or contact:

Robyn Godard Recruitment Consultant Recruitment Expert in Construction T: 403 513 9461 E: robyn.godard@hays.com

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Wednesday Sessions Wednesday, November 4 • 8:30am–9:30am • $45 W01 – Rain Screen Design Solutions for the Building Envelope AR BC EN CO [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

Wednesday, November 4 • 12:30pm–1:30pm • $45 W10 – Navigate the Calgary Construction Market for Individual, Team and Business Success AR CO EN ID PD PM [ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

This presentation provides an overview of innovative rain screen design technology and will address the impact of moisture infiltration on the building envelope, weather resistive barrier design and constructions, and sustainable rain screen design systems for the building envelope.

Speaker: Aaron Gould, Technical Manager, East Coast & Latin America, VaproShield

Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering GR Green ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management

Aaron Gould

Canada’s construction market continues to be competitive, from hiring to finding your next career. Navigating the career path to achieving a leading role in Alberta, to building high performing teams poses many obstacles. As the economy continues to change, and businesses focus on the bottom line, the career path and employers plans for hiring are changing, responding to the market.

Jim Fearon

What does this mean for your industry and your career?

Wednesday, November 4 • 8:30am–9:30am • $45 W03 – Competencies in the Workplace and How They Impact Your Bottom Line AR CO EN ID PD PM

Strategic hiring is necessary, digital recruitment becoming the norm, and employers needing to look at transferrable skill sets. Career growth is still a priority for most professionals, and attaining a leading position in Canada is changing as the market evolves and technology changes the roadmap.

[ 1.0 AAA Structure LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

Find out from Hays research:

Companies need to get beyond the revolving door mindset of hiring, and instead focus on selecting, hiring, and managing employees based on underlying competencies.

Companies that focus on competencies report better safety stats, higher quality, Jeff Griffiths higher productivity, more innovation and initiative, lower turnover, and higher bottom-line performance. By focusing on the key competencies that underpin higher performance, rather than focusing on task-based job descriptions and traditional credentials, construction companies can excel despite a tough Alberta economy.

This 60-minute session presents the key concepts behind competency management for selection, hiring and retention, providing “start tomorrow” steps that can have immediate benefit for organizations.

Speaker: Jeff Griffiths, Co-Founder & Certified Management Consultant, Griffiths Sheppard Consulting Group Inc.

Wednesday, November 4 • 8:30am–10:00am • $55 W04 – LEED, WELL, BOMA – The Evolving ABC’s of Green Building Labeling AR CO EN GR ID [ 1.5 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.5 CPD; 0.1 IDCEC HSW CEU ] The popularity of green building labeling continues to grow, and the diversity of labeling systems has grown alongside. BOMA has long focused on a practical and accessible approach, LEED targets ever-improving performance at the higher end of the market, and Kyle Smith Ben Campbell most recently WELL has taken direct aim at human experience.

These are just a few of the options available, and the ever-emerging versions and iterations of these labeling systems have created a true alphabet soup of possibilities.

This session will break down and demystify the various green building labels available to both new and existing buildings. Key features of the latest versions of these systems will be examined. Furthermore, the concept of recertification will be introduced, in the context of a playing field that will continue to evolve over time.

Speakers: Ben Campbell, Project Manager, WSP Canada Inc. Kyle Smith, Project Associate, WSP Canada Inc.

Wednesday, November 4 • 10:30am–12:00pm • $55 W08 – Introduction to the WELL Building Standard AR CO EN GR ID [ 1.5 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.5 CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC HSW CEU ] Growing evidence showing the impacts that buildings have on health has broadened the conversation about sustainability beyond just environmental factors, to one that also addresses the human component. The WELL Building Standard® has emerged as a framework to this end. WELL is a new evidence-based system Melanie Ross Mark Terpstra to measure, certify and monitor features of buildings that impact health and wellbeing. It focuses on best practices in design, construction and operations to enhance air, water, nourishment, light, fitness, comfort and mind. This session will discuss the opportunities available for owners, investors, and tenants to enhance health and wellness on the path to improving building performance.

Speakers: Melanie Ross, Project Manager, WSP Canada Inc. Mark Terpstra, Project Associate, WSP Canada Inc.

• Which skills are in demand in Alberta and across Canada • Common recruitment challenges and how to address them • How to plan a career path to reach senior leadership • What skills and experience are necessary for individual, team, and business success Building on the research and analysis in the Hays Canada Salary Guide and DNA of a VP of Construction report, Hays VP Jim Fearon shares his insights about the regional trends currently affecting construction companies and workers.

This talk will interest attendees of all levels, whether it is a junior worker considering their long-term career options, or intermediate and senior construction professionals who want to optimize their resume to get to the next level in their career.

Speaker: Jim Fearon, Vice President, Hays Canada

Wednesday, November 4 • 12:30pm–1:30pm • $45 W11 – Seismic Ceilings AR CO EN ID [ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD; 0.1 IDCEC CEU ] This presentation will begin with a brief history and summary of non-structural earthquake damage to better understand the impact to life safety, property loss and functional loss. Moving into explanation of the principals of installation, Gale will identify and clarify the category of design required for certain types of projects.

This presentation will conclude with an overview of the resources you can use in the design and construction phases of these types of projects.

Gale LeBlanc

Learning Objectives: • Understands a brief history and summary of non –structural earthquake damage.

• Better understand the impact to life safety, property loss and functional loss • Investigate and discuss the principals of different installation required depending on the category of design : Category C or Category D-E-F • Provide documentation available to be used as reference in design and construction practices.

Speaker: Gale LeBlanc, Architectural Solutions Representative, CGC

Wednesday, November 4 • 12:30pm–1:30pm • $45 W13 – What’s New in Indoor Air Quality AR CO EN ID PM [ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD ] Indoor Air Quality guidelines are being impacted by newly updated environmental standards such as LEED V4 and BOMA BESt v.2. Meanwhile, new IAQ standards are coming from Underwriters Laboratories, and the new WELL standard is around the corner.

However, new scientific research is showing these standards and guidelines, while undoubtedly helpful, are not really sufficient to address a true best practices approach to IAQ in well run buildings.

Curt LaMontagne

In this seminar, we’ll cover topics including: • What are the current IAQ standards, guidelines, and regulations?

• Who are the organizations behind them?

• What’s changed and changing in the field?

• What does current “best practice” for IAQ look like?

• Avoiding “snake oil” solutions • A look at the future and “future proofing” your IAQ decision making in 2015 Speaker: Curt LaMontagne, Principal Indoor Environmentalist, C5 Plus Ltd.

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Wednesday, November 4 • 1:00pm–3:00pm • $65 W14 – Implementing Energy Standard NECB 2011 in the ABC 2015: Design and Building Permit Application Requirements AR BC CO EN GR ID PM [ 2.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 2.0 CPDs; 0.2 IDCEC HSW CEUs ]

Speaker: Sunny Ghataurah, Director, AES Engineering

[ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD; 0.1 IDCEC CEUs ] How have the criteria and data by which we plan for our real estate needs changed? Today’s organization works much differently than past decades, and attraction/retention are playing an active role in how an organization plans their portfolio and workplaces. What is the data we need to collect and consider to make better informed decisions, and how is this changing the decisions we make?

S po n so r e d b y

This seminar is suitable for all stakeholders involved with the design, construction and inspection of projects regulated by ABC, including Building Owners, Developers, Project Managers, Architects, Interior Designers, Code Consultants, Electrical Engineers, Electrical Contractors and Inspection Authorities administering enforcement of NECB 2011.

Wednesday, November 4 • 2:00pm–3:00pm • $45 W16 – Evidence Based Decisions in Real Estate and Design AR CO EN ID PM

MODERATOR Sunny Ghataurah

Wednesday, November 4 • 1:30pm–3:00pm • $55 W15 – Building Material Health Impacts – Crisis or Craze?

AR CO EN GR ID [ 1.5 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.5 CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC HSW CEUs ] The building product and materials industry is witnessing a trend not unlike the pharmaceutical industry of the 1970s – many ingredients and manufacturing processes remain untested in terms of their impact on population health, and the market is Ben Campbell beginning to demand transparency. Recent advances in green building labeling, such as LEED Version 4 and the WELL Building Standard, have recognized this trend and offer new reward mechanisms to address material health impacts. Skepticism is not unwarranted, and conflicting messages can be heard on whether there is truly a materials health crisis, or if this is simply a fringe movement that may complicate building projects needlessly. As the industry attempts to meet new demands for a healthy built environment, it is important to understand the body of research into how exposure to building materials and finishes can impact our health. This session will present compelling and perhaps unexpected findings in this research. We will introduce new concepts in LEED v4 and WELL that are designed to promote transparency and an informed approach to product selection, and offer insight on how owners, architects and builders can incorporate this kind of thinking into any project right now.

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Nevin Filipchuk

Doug Townsend

Moderator: Robyn Baxter, Vice President, Consulting, HOK Speakers: Nevin Filipchuk, Director Workplace Solutions and Real Estate, Enbridge Inc. Doug Townsend, Director, Administrative Services, Corporate Services Branch, Alberta Energy Regulator

Wednesday, November 4 • 2:00pm–3:00pm • $45 W17 – Roofs, Attics, Decks: To Vent or Not to Vent? AR BC CO EN GR [ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD ] This presentation will review ventilation requirements in the Alberta Building Code for decks, attics and roof spaces. Exhibiting the pros and cons of ventilation in these environments, we’ll provide clarification on the common debate, to vent or not to vent?

Expanding on energy and insulation requirements, the presenter will take a case study approach providing first-hand examples of how to eliminate ventilation in these scenarios. The presenter will also touch on additional details in relation to the building envelope.

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Thursday Sessions

Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering GR Green ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management

Thursday, November 5 • 8:30–10:00am • $55 T01 – Fire Protection of Structural Steel AR BC CO EN

Thursday, November 5 • 9:30am–10:30am • $45 T04 – EchoHaven Calgary: A Sustainable Low Impact Neighbourhood

[ 1.5 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.5 CPDs ]

AR CO GR ID [ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD; 0.1 IDCEC HSW CEU ]

A review of the National Building Code / Alberta Building Code requirements for the fire protection of structural steel, concrete and foamed plastic. The presentation will pay particular attention to the correct use of Underwriters Laboratories (UL) and Underwriters Laboratories of Canada (ULC) fire resistance designs, and the current situation with the Limit States Design limitations placed on those designs by the ULC. In addition, there will be a review of the use of thermal barriers over foamed plastic insulation.

John Dalton

EchoHaven is perhaps Canada’s most sustainable neighbourhood. Ten years in planning and in overcoming many barriers this neighbourhood is an urban fringe paradigm — an oasis and relief from the typical single family development. Strict requirements for energy efficiency and water conservation has significantly reduced the ecolological footprint of the homeowners.

Dave Spencer

Speaker: Dave Spencer, Principal, Stantec Consulting

• Purpose of Sprayed Applied Fireproofing • Fire Test Evaluation Criteria • Information Needed to Select Proper Design • In-Place Performance Requirements • Products And Where They Belong In The Building • Critical Fireproofing Issues (restraint, patching, primers, etc.)

Thursday, November 5 • 10:00am–11:00am • $45 T05 – Recent Developments in Construction Law AR CO EN ID [ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD ] Construction law is a continually evolving body, and it is important for industry to understand how those changes affect the business environment. This presentation will review developments over the past year concerning builders liens, arbitration, priority of lien claims in bankruptcy, bidding and tendering and new law from the Supreme Court of Canada concerning “bad faith” in the performance of contracts.

Speaker: John Dalton, Technical Service Manager, W.R. Grace

Thursday, November 5 • 10:00am–11:30am • $55 T02 – Passive House Basics AR EN GR ID [ 1.5 AAA Structured LHs; BOMI 1.5 CPD; 0.1 IDCEC HSW CEU ]

Speaker: Philip Carson, Partner, Miller Thomson

The course will define what a Passive House is, how the design standard is applied to different building types (single family residential, MURB’s, commercial, institutional, etc.), the requirement for careful design & high performance components and the business case for investment in design and the building envelope. The impact of climate and site conditions will be mentioned along with examples of common issues and solutions. The energy model used in designing a Passive House will also be outlined.

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Thursday, November 5 • 10:00am–11:30am • $55 T07 – Restoring the Health of a Building: Dealing with Mould Contamination and Man-made and Natural Disasters CO EN ID PM [ 1.5 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.5 CDPs ] This presentation is ideal for Property Managers, Real Estate Agents, remediation companies, insurance agents or general contractors interested in the post management of properties that have had extensive mould related damage as a result of a flood, fire or illegal marijuana grow operations.

John MacDonald Has your property just experienced a fire, a recent water pipe break, hit by a flood or busted for an illegal marijuana grow operation? Chances are you now have a possible mould contamination issue.

This seminar will look at common types of mould, health effects, legalities, assessment and remediation procedures to deal with mould contamination after a disaster.

Attendees will come away with the following: • Hazards and Health Effects of Mould • General Legislative Requirements • Overview of Marijuana Grow Operations and the Hazards associated with them.

• Assessment Process • Developing a management plan • Decontamination and Clean-up processes and requirements This presentation only conveys the issues related to mould, however, it is important to note that there are several other building issues related to these types of disaster.

Speaker: John MacDonald, Principal, Alberta Safety & Environmental Services Ltd.

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Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering GR Green ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management

Thursday, November 5 • 11:30am–12:30pm • $45 T10 – Commercial Lease Administration and Enforcement PM [ BOMI 1.0 CPD ] Effective administration and enforcement of leases is always challenging. In difficult economic times, it is critical to the success of the landlord and the property manager that properties be properly administered and leases be effectively enforced. There are many traps along the way! This seminar will touch on major aspects of lease administration and enforcement, including:

Thursday, November 5 • 1:00pm–3:00pm • $65 T14 – Use of Modular IT & Media Solutions to Complete the Flexible Environment in Commercial Office Fit-Outs AR CO EN ID PM [ 2.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 2.0 CPDs ]

Peter Collins

• Responding to lease breaches • Types of remedies • Decision tree / flowchart • Eviction versus correction • Rent distress and seizure • Re-entry • Termination • Monetary damages claims • and more Speaker: Peter Collins, Partner, Field Law

Thursday, November 5 • 12:00pm–1:00pm • $45 T13 – Making Energy Efficient Lighting Work for You AR CO EN GR ID [ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD; 0.1 IDCEC HSW CEU ] With code changes coming into effect in November of this year, energy efficient lighting is of increasing relevance to industry.

This presentation will provide an overview of energy efficient lighting options.

Exploring the available technology, presenters will expand on how to select the avenue that best suits the requirements of your next project. In addition, this presentation will Sylvain Leone explore cost cutting techniques to use for implementation of these features in your next project.

Speaker: Sylvain Leone, Director, Sales & Marketing, CNJ Lighting

With the growing demand for companies to demonstrate ROI for their owners and investors, there is ever increasing scrutiny on capital expenditure and as purchasing decisions become more strategic, suppliers must increasingly demonstrate increased value over their competitors. Within the commercial office environment this has led Peter Bagwell Peter Crawley to an increase in demand for modular and flexible systems that can support the rapidly changing nature of the business. Modular walls and furniture, for example, are now a consideration for most large office fit-outs and there are many technologies that are deployed in support of those same principles of maximizing flexibility, reducing cost and de-risking projects.

This presentation will focus on how the installation of prefabricated, modular IT and AV Infrastructure within the commercial office space provides previously unseen levels of flexibility, dramatically reduces project schedules & costs, providing a true ROI for the companies deploying them.

Speakers: Peter Bagwell, Director, PCC Group Peter Crawley, President & CEO, PCC Group

Thursday, November 5 • 1:00pm–2:00pm • $45 T15 – Open Plan, Teleworking, Flexible Work, Closed Office, Co-Working — Fads or Trends? AR CO ID [ 1.0 AAA Structured LH; BOMI 1.0 CPD; 0.1 IDCEC CEU ] With a multitude of alternatives to consider, how do organizations decide how best to design their own work environments? Real Estate investments are long term, and there’s an increasing desire to ‘future proof’ workplaces to anticipate changes to how people work, and how organizations perform. In this seminar we will review a variety of current alternatives and discuss the drivers behind them and whether it’s here to say — or going the way of the office ping-pong table!

Robyn Baxter

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Thursday, November 5 • 2:00pm–3:00pm • $45 T17 – Dispelling Myths & Forging Innovative Designs — Steel Framing & Sound Transmission Class AR BC CO EN

Thursday, November 5 • 2:00pm–3:00pm • $45 T18 – People, Place, Possibility... A Dialogue of New Planning Strategy AR ID PM

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Does varying the steel stud gauge really cause the STC rating to change? Can a load bearing, structural-steel interior partition also be acoustically rated? How do cross-bracings, channel stiffeners, blocking, and door frames affect STC ratings?

What is the variation between STC lab results and actual field performance? Should Ben Shafer specifications explicitly identify different STC levels for assembly framing designs of different steel gauges? What are best practices for achieving, or even exceeding, National Building Code STC50 in the field for multi-family party wall and corridor wall designs?

Forget trend, myth, fashion and marketing hype...let’s explore how people really respond to interior ‘places’ and the possibilities that evolve. Designers and facility specialists are bombarded with initiatives that hinder and confuse. While smart organizations Louise Aroche Michael Parker recognize and invest in their people, ‘place’ consultants retreat to solutions based on superficial decoration. As the conscious arbiter of the design-process, the interior professional must assume a responsibility to design outside imposed limitations and abandon flavoror-the-day discussions. By exploring the (lost) human response, we will bring creativity to a higher level, gain insight on achieving success, and learn to make a difference.

Ben Shafer, Acoustic Systems Specialist for PABCO Gypsum will answer these questions, and more, as he provides a comprehensive overview of designing acoustically-rated interior partitions for a variety of steel stud configurations, including partitions with structural requirements.

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Speakers: Louise Aroche, Lead Designer, DIALOG Michael Parker, Lead Designer, DIALOG

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• Introduce the concept of speech privacy and provide fundamental education regarding speech privacy and its application in commercial buildings such as healthcare facilities and medical offices.

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Exhibitor List – Alphabetical

Company

Website Booth#

Company

Website Booth#

AcoustiTECH

www.acousti-tech.com 223

Choice Office Furniture

www.choicefurniture.com

511

A.K. Brown Refrigeration

www.akbrown.com

119

Cloverdale Paint

www.cloverdalepaint.com

700

AL13

www.al13.ca 514

CoolNet Alberta

www.coolnetalberta.com

812

Alberta Association of Optometrists

www.eyesafe.ca

824

Cowan Insurance

www.cowangroup.ca

335 ISS

Alberta Construction Magazine (June Warren Publishing)

CMD – Journal of Commerce

www.cmdgroup.com

122

www.albertaconstructionmagazine.com

115

CNJ Lighting Solutions

www.cnjlightingsolutions.com

412

Alberta Wood Works!

www.wood-works.ca

704

Cosentino North America

www.cosentino.com

307

Allura by Plycem

www.alluraUSA.com

605

Curtek Project Solutions Inc.

www.curtek.ca

602

Amico Stone Supply Ltd.

www.amicostonesupply.com

318

Custom Building Products

www.custombuildingproducts.com

310

Aqueous Solutions

www.aqueoussolutions.ca

834

Daam Galvanizing Ltd.

www.daamgalvanizing.com

519

ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems

cgy.centraldoor.ca

611

DDL Group

www.ddlgroup.net

417

ARC Canada

www.e-arc.com

913

Demilec Inc

www.demilec.com

612

Atco Gas

www.atcogas.com

214

DLR Vinyl Products Inc.

www.dlrvinylproducts.ca

604

ATS Traffic Group

www.atstrafficfroup.com.com

322

Drummer Realty & Property Management

www.drummerrealty.com

426

Automatit, Inc.

www.automatit.com

336 ISS

DuRock Alfacing International Ltd.

www.durock.com

517

Bacon Veneer Company

www.baconvener.ca

503

Dyson Canada

www.dysonairblade.ca

600

Baja Construction

www.bajacarports.com

235 ISS

Eagle Builders LP

www.eaglebuilders.ca

711

Barricades and Signs, Ltd.

www.barricadesandsigns.com

909

Eagle Lake Landscape Supply

www.eaglelaketurf.com

217

Beanworks Solutions Inc.

www.beanworks.com

702

Earthbin

www.earthbin.com 724

Beaver Plastics - Logix ICF

www.logixicf.com

506

Eco Lighting Solutions

www.eco-light.ca

301

Boman Kemp Basement Egress Window Systems www.boman-kemp.com

118

Empower Software Technologies

www.storagecommander.com

334 ISS

BOS Container USA Inc.

www.boscontainer.com

340 ISS

Executive Mat Service & Janitorial Supply Ltd. www.executivemat.com

414

Brodi Specialty Products Ltd.

www.brodi.com

822

Firestone Building Products Canada

www.firestonebpco.ca

416

Budget Blinds Calgary

www.budgetblinds.com

713

Floform Countertops

www.floform.com

905

C5 PLUS LTD.

www.c5plus.com

703

Gasonic Instuments Inc.

www.gasonic.com

710

Caesarstone

www.caesarstone.ca 501

G.E.M - Euroshield

www.euroshieldroofing.com

323

Calgary Construction Association

www.cca.cc

812

Goldray Industries

www.goldrayindustries.com

706

Calgary Fireplace

calgaryfireplace.net

725

Goodmen Roofing (Calgary) Ltd.

www.goodmenroofing.com

219

Canam

www.canam-construction.com 518

Green Kiss

www.greenkiss.ca

100

Can-Cell Industries Inc.

www.can-cell.com

623

Hays

www.hays.ca 010

Canrock Products

816

Head To Toe Safety

www.headtotoesafety.com

717

Capco Steel

www.capcosteel.com

232 ISS

Heavy Construction Heritage Society

www.hchs.ca

601

CCI Group Inc

www.constructioncontrol.com

Hire A Husband Roofing

www.hireahusbandroofing.com

810

CCI Management

www.ccimanagement.ca

829

IBID4Storage.com

www.IBID4Storage.com

241 ISS

Cerebral Palsy Association on Alberta

www.cpalberta.com

924

Inland Screw Piling Ltd.

www.inlandscrewpiling.com

615

CertainTeed Corporation

www.certainteed.com

716 b

Innovative Fall Protection Inc

www.innovativefallprotection.com

422

Chase Elevating Equipment Inc.

www.chaseee.com

915

Innovative Manufacturing Inc.

www.innovativemfg.ca

723

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ISS = Inside Self-Storage (ISS) Pavilion exhibitor (see page 28) b = Sponsor 1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 26 for details)

Company

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Company

Website Booth#

Inside Self-Storage

www.insideselfstorage.com

QuikTherm Insulation

www.QuikTherm.com

610

IntegraStone

www.integrastone.com 327

Radius Security

www.securitysystemsvancouver.com

734

Investors Group

www.investorsgroup.com

616

Radon West Ltd

www.radonwest.com

806

James Hardie Building Products

www.jameshardie.com

216

Renoteck

www.renoteck.ca 405

Jani-King

www.janiking.ca/southernalberta/ 712

REIC: Calgary Chapter

www.reic.ca/ABOUT-US/Chapters/Calgary 117

Janus International Group

www.janusintl.com

239 ISS

Revive Pipe Restoration

www.revivepipes.com

Julian Tile

www.juliantile.com

311

Richard McDonald Associates + WOW Lighting www.wowlighting.com

640

K2 Stone

www.k2stone.ca

804

Rieger Architectural Products

www.rapl.ca

228

Kaizen Automotive Group

www.sunridgenissan.com

805

Rockfon Ceilings

www.rockfon.com

617

Lafarge

www.lafarge.com 113

Roxul Inc.

www.roxul.com

627

Lenmak Exterior Innovations

www.lenmak.com

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Royal Building Products

www.royalbuildingproducts.com

410

Leviton Manufacturing

www.leviton.com

300

Royal Roofing Contractor Ltd.

www.royal-roofing-ltd.com

123

Maclin Ford

www.maclinford.com

741

Rubber Stone Alberta Inc.

www.coverwithrubber.ca

800

MAPEI INC.

www.mapei.com

631

Safety Codes Council

www.safetycodes.ab.ca

635

Milgard Windows

www.milgard.ca

428 b

Sagiper North America Inc.

www.sagipernorthamerica.com

729

Mira Timber Frame

www.miratimberframe.com

637

Salto Systems

www.saltosystems.com

415

Mod Pod

www.modpod.ca

238 ISS

SCA

www.sca.com 319

MultiGas Detection Ltd.

www.multigasinc.com

541

Schluter Systems (Canada) Inc.

www.schluter.com

Multivista

www.multivista.com 225

Secure-Rite

www.secure-rite.com 928

MYLE Electronics Corp.

www.getmyle.com

714

Select Merchant Solutions

www.selectmerchantsolutions.com

341 ISS

NABCO Canada

www.nabcoentrances.ca

618

Sentinel Systems

www.sentinelsystems.com

337 ISS

Nana Wall Systems Inc.

www.nanawall.com

401

Shanahan’s Limited Partnership

www.shanahans.com

825

Neogard

www.neogard.com 504

Shelter Modular

www.sheltermodular.com

129

New Creations

www.newcreations.ca

314

Shortek Systems

www.shortek.com

726

Nissan Canada

www.nissan.ca

811

Sierra Stone

www.coveryouruglyconcrete.com

800

Organizational Solutions

www.orgsoln.com

818

Silver Bow Woodcraft

www.silverbow.ca

212

Peikko Canada Inc

www.peikko.com

542

Simson Maxwell

www.simson-maxwell.com

722

Pilot Group

www.pilotgroup.ca

205

SimTek Fence

www.simtekfence.com

606

Plasti-Fab Ltd.

www.plastifab.com

823

Simple Shower Solutions

www.simpleshowersolutions.com

927

PM Signs Ltd

www.pmltd.net

705

SkyFire Energy Inc

www.skyfireenergy.com

701

Poly-Mor Canada Inc.

www.poly-mor.ca

215

SLB Staffing Bureau

www.staffingbureau.ca

828

Porcelanosa Calgary

www.porcelanosa-associate.com/calgary/ 201

Source Office Furnishings

www.source.ca

516

PPG Architectural Coatings

www.dulux.ca

315

Space Control Systems Inc.

www.spacecontrol.com

234 ISS

Precision Concrete Cutting Inc.

www.safesidewalks.com

619

Spectrum Brands

www.spectrumbrands.com

735

PrimeSource - Gaco

www.gaco.com

440

Spectrum Skyworks

www.spectrumskyworks.com

505

Profast

www.profast.ca 736

Spraystone

www.spraystoneusa.com 800

PTI Security Systems

www.ptisecurity.com

Square Canada Inc.

www.square.ca

133 ISS

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Website Booth#

Company

Website Booth#

Suncoast Enclosures

www.suncoastenclosures.com

017

Ultra-Lite Overhead Doors Ltd.

www.ultralitedoors.ca

222

Sureguard / Postguard

www.sureguard.ca

130 ISS

United Decorating

www.uniteddecorating.com

304

Techno Metal Post Alberta Inc

www.technometalpost.com

922

Universal Storage Container

www.universalstoragecontainers.com

835 ISS

Telebyte Communications Inc.

www.telebyte.ca

441

Upper Canada Forest Products Ltd.

www.ucfp.com

231

The Lung Association Alberta & NWT

www.ab.lung.ca

728

Upward Bound Scaffold Inc.

www.blueskiesscaffold.com

125

The Safe Co.

www.thesafeco.ca

139 ISS

VizworX Inc.

www.vizworx.com

210

The Western Group

www.thewesterngroup.com

540

Thermal Aluminum & Glass Ltd.

www.thermalal.com

328

Thunderstone Quarries

www.thunderstonequarries.com

120

Tillicum Agencies

www.tillicumagencies.com

229

Tilt-A-Way

www.tiltaway.com

Timberstone Distribution / Proform Precast Products

419

Wedi Corporation

www.wedicorp.com

629

Westcon Precast Inc.

www.westconprecast.com

500

Western Precast Structures Inc.

www.westernprecast.ca

730

WesternOne Rental and Sales

www.westernone.ca

434

www.tsdstone.ca 801

Westside Windows & Doors

www.westsidewindowsanddoors.ca

400

Top Floor Coating

www.topfloorcoating.ca

Wiston Building Materials Co.

www.witfloor.ca

211

Toyota Canada

www.toyota.ca

Xcel Building Products

www.xcelbp.com

111

Trachte Building Systems

www.trachte.com

338 ISS

Yardi Systems, Inc.

www.yardi.com

507 b

Ultimate Bath Systems

www.ultimatebathsystems.ca

933

Zybertech Construction Software

www.zybertech.com

607

141/240 ISS

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Exhibitor List – By Category Acoustical Materials & Panels

EPS Molders Inc.........................................911

AL13...........................................................514

Firestone Building Products Canada.........416

DDL Group / Salto Inspired Access.............415

DLR Vinyl Products Inc...............................604

Inland Screw Piling Ltd..............................615

Contractor / Developer Simson Maxwell........................................722

Countertops

Kaizen Automotive Group.........................805 Maclin Ford................................................ 741 Nissan Canada...........................................811 Toyota Canada Inc............................... 101,104 WesternOne...............................................434

Goldray Industries.....................................706

Innovative Fall Protection Inc....................422

Rieger Architectural Products...................228

Innovative Manufacturing Inc...................723

Rockfon.....................................................617

James Hardie Building Products................216

Spectrum Skyworks..................................505

Mapei.........................................................631

The Western Group....................................540

ModPod.....................................................238

Wallworks Acoustic Architectural Products Inc...............................................................419

Multivista..................................................225

Decking

Organizational Solutions Inc.....................818

Plasti-Fab Ltd............................................823

Royal Building Products............................410

Fireplaces

Royal Roofing Contractor Ltd....................123

Decking / Fencing

Calgary Fireplace.......................................725

Lenmak Exterior Innovations....................013

SAGIPER NORTH AMERICA INC...................729

Pilot Group Inc...........................................205

SimTek Fence.............................................606

Schluter Systems....................................... 411

Suncoast Enclosures..................................017

Foundations

Architectural Products

Porcelanosa Calgary..................................201

Profast.......................................................736

Shanahan’s Limited Partnership...............825

Caesarstone...............................................501 Cosentino...................................................307 Floform Countertops.................................905 Upper Canada Forest Products..................231

Financial Services / Investments Investors Group.........................................616

CCI Management.......................................829

Association

Shelter Modular.........................................129

Doors

Poly-Mor Canada Inc.................................215

Alberta Association of Optometrists.........824

Shortek Systems Inc..................................726

Westside Windows & Doors......................400

Spectrum Brands ......................................735

Furnishings

Spectrum Skyworks..................................505

Educational

Choice Office Furniture.............................. 511

Techno Metal Post Alberta Inc...................922

Safety Codes Council.................................635

Calgary Construction Association..............812 Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta........924 Heavy Construction Heritage Society........601 REIC: Calgary Chapter................................ 117 The Lung Association Alberta & NWT........728

Building Envelope Eagle Builders............................................711 Lenmak Exterior Innovations....................013 Pilot Group Inc...........................................205 Quik Therm Insulation...............................610

The Western Group....................................540 Tillicum Agencies.......................................229

Electrical

Top Floor Coating.......................................719

CNJ Lighting Solutions...............................412

Upper Canada Forest Products..................231

Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.......300

Upward Bound Scaffold Inc.......................125

Richard McDonald & Associates / WOW Lighting.........................................640

WesternOne...............................................434 Wiston Building Materials Co.................... 211 Xcel Building Products............................... 111

Energy Conservation / Management ATCO Gas....................................................214

Building Maintenance Supply

Coating / Sealants / Finishes Cloverdale Paint........................................700

Engineering

Innovative Fall Protection Inc....................422

Daam Galvanizing.....................................519

ROXUL Inc..................................................627

Simson Maxwell........................................722

Top Floor Coating.......................................719 United Decorating.....................................304

Building Products / Materials / Supplies

Communications

AL13...........................................................514

Telebyte Communications Inc...................441

Brodi Specialty Products Ltd.....................822

Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.......300

Source Office Furnishings..........................516

Government Safety Codes Council.................................635

Home Automation / Lighting Control CNJ Lighting Solutions...............................412 Eco Lighting Solutions...............................301 Richard McDonald & Associates / WOW Lighting.........................................640 Shortek Systems Inc..................................726

HVAC Products / Services

CCI Group Inc.............................................007

A. K. Brown................................................ 119

Entrance / Security Systems

Indoor Air Quality

ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems.................. 611

A. K. Brown................................................ 119

Environmental

Caesarstone...............................................501

Concrete Products

Radon West Ltd.........................................806

Can-Cell Industries Inc...............................623

Allura by Plycem........................................605

SkyFire Energy Inc.....................................701

Capco Steel Inc...........................................232

Canam-Buildings.......................................518

CCI Management.......................................829

Peikko Canada Inc......................................542

Gasonic Instruments Inc............................710

MultiGas Detection Ltd..............................541

Insulation AcoustiTECH...............................................223 Can-Cell Industries Inc...............................623

Equipment Rental & Sales

Demilec Inc................................................612 Plasti-Fab Ltd............................................823

CertainTeed Corporation............................716

Precision Concrete Cutting Inc...................619

ATS Traffic Group.......................................322

Chase Elevating Equipment Inc.................915

Barricades and Signs, Ltd. .........................909

Quik Therm Insulation...............................610

Cloverdale Paint........................................700

Timberstone Distribution/Proform Precast Products..................................................801

C5 PLUS LTD...............................................703

ROXUL Inc..................................................627

Custom Building Products.........................310

Western Precast Structures Inc.................730

Chase Elevating Equipment Inc.................915

Thermal Aluminum & Glass Ltd.................328

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Janitorial / Cleaning Products and Supplies

Pre-Fab / Pre-Eng Building

Security Services / Systems

Aqueous Solutions....................................... 834

Eagle Builders............................................711

Radius Security..........................................734

Capco Steel Inc...........................................232

Executive Mat Service & Janitorial Supply Ltd..............................................................414

Western Precast Structures Inc.................730

Secure-Rite................................................928

Daam Galvanizing.....................................519

SCA............................................................319

Printing – Large Format

Security Systems

Stone / Tile

Kitchen / Bath

ARC Canada................................................913

DDL Group / Salto Inspired Access.............415

Amico Stone Supply...................................318

Barricades and Signs, Ltd..........................909

Telebyte Communications Inc...................441

Canrock Products.......................................816

Dyson Canada............................................600 Schluter Systems....................................... 411 Silver Bow Woodcraft ltd...........................212 Simple Shower Solutions...........................927 Ultimate Bath Systems..............................933 wedi Corporation.......................................629

Landscape Amico Stone Supply...................................318

Landscaping

PM Signs Ltd..............................................705

Baja Construction......................................235

K2 Stone....................................................804

Drummer Realty & Property Management..........................................426

BOS Container USA Inc...............................340

Porcelanosa Calgary..................................201

Capco Steel................................................232

Rubber Stone Alberta Inc..........................800

Publication Alberta Construction Magazine (June Warren Publishing).............................................. 115

Rieger Architectural Products...................228

Westcon Precast Inc..................................500

Innovative Fall Protection Inc....................422 MultiGas Detection Ltd..............................541

Marketing Automatit, Inc...........................................336 DDL Group.................................................415

Millwork / Cabinetry / Mouldings

IntegraStone..............................................327 Julian Tile.................................................. 311

Thunderstone Quarries..............................120

Alberta Association of Optometrists.........824

Cosentino...................................................307

Automatit, Inc...........................................336

Rain Screens

Head To Toe Safety....................................717

Canam-Buildings.......................................518

Property / Asset Management

Eagle Lake Landscape Supply....................217

Life Safety / Safety Equipment

Self-Storage

Steel Building Systems

Recruiting / Staffing Hays...........................................................010 SLB Staffing Bureau...................................828

Cowan Insurance.......................................335 Empower Software Technologies .............334

Traffic Safety

IBID4Storage.com......................................241

ATS Traffic Group.......................................322

Inside Self-Storage....................................133

Barricades and Signs, Ltd. .........................909

Janus International Group.........................239 Mod Pod....................................................238

Utilities

PTI Security Systems..................................237

ATCO Gas....................................................214

Select Merchant Solutions.........................341 Sentinel Systems.......................................337

Wall Systems

Space Control Systems Inc.........................234

Beaver Plastics - Logix ICF.........................506

Sureguard / Postguard..............................130

Renovation / Restoration

The Safe Co................................................139

Waste Management

Calgary Fireplace.......................................725

Tilt-A-Way..........................................141/240

Earthbin.....................................................724

Trachte Building Systems..........................338

ModPod.....................................................238

Universal Storage Container......................835

New Creations...........................................314 Revive Pipe Restoration.............................102

Siding

Ultimate Bath Systems..............................933

Goodmen Roofing (Calgary) Ltd................219

Roofing Products / Services

Waterproofing / Weatherproofing wedi Corporation.......................................629

Royal Building Products............................410 Sagiper North America Inc........................729

Window Products / Doors Boman Kemp Basement Egress Window Systems.................................... 118

DuRock Alfacing International Ltd............517

Software / Technology

G.E.M - EUROSHIELD..................................323

Moving / Storage

Automatit, Inc...........................................336

Milgard Windows......................................428

Goodmen Roofing (Calgary) Ltd................219

Beanworks Solutions Inc...........................702

NABCO Canada...........................................618

Maclin Ford................................................ 741

Hire A Husband Roofing............................810

CMD...........................................................122

NanaWall Systems Inc...............................401

Silver Bow Woodcraft ltd...........................212

Budget Blinds Calgary...............................713

Paints and Finishes

Innovative Manufacturing Inc...................723

Curtek........................................................602

Ultra-Lite Overhead Doors Ltd...................222

PrimeSource - Gaco...................................440

Empower Software Technologies..............334

Westside Windows & Doors......................400

Neogard.....................................................504

Renoteck....................................................405

MYLE Electronics Corp...............................714

PPG Architectural Coatings........................315

Royal Roofing Contractor Ltd....................123

Square Canada Inc.....................................316

Wood Products

Plumbing Products

Scaffolding

VizworX Inc. / Jobbsite..............................210

Alberta Wood Works!................................704

Yardi Systems, Inc......................................507

Bacon Veneer Company.............................503

Dyson Canada............................................600

Upward Bound Scaffold Inc.......................125

Zybertech Construction Software.............607

Mira Timber Frame....................................637

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New / Green Product Showcase

Aqueous Solutions – Booth 834 Cleaning Products Aqueous Solutions is Western Canada’s leading provider of environmentally friendly cleaning products for janitorial and sanitation services in the educational, healthcare, institutional, hospitality, oilfield and food industries. We help businesses who have a legal, and moral obligation to provide clean, safe and sanitary environments without jeopardizing the health and safety of customers and their employees. www.aqueoussolutions.ca www.bambusolutions.com

ATS Traffic Group – Booth 322 Solar light towers ATS Traffic Group is proud to announce that the next generation of solar light towers is here! It is visually as bright and effective as conventional diesel light towers, without costing thousands of dollars every year in fuel and labor. The PSLT-24885-6 features an exclusive LED technology called “Nightbrite”. It provides a brighter, more environmentally friendly and cost-effective lighting system than other light towers on the market.

The PSLT-24885-6 is ideal for lighting construction work zones, parking lots, special events, emergency response and oil and mining applications. www.atstrafficgroup.com

Leviton Manufacturing – Booth 300 Integrated room control (IRC) Integrated room control (IRC) Easy to Install. Calibrates itself.

Goodmen Roofing – Booth 219 Duro-Last and EUROSHIELD Goodmen Roofing is proud to install these environmentally products: • Duro-Last Roofing Systems — The World’s Best PVC Roof • EUROSHIELD Environmentally Friendly Rubber Roofing Visit booth 219 for more information on these products and our services. www.goodmenroofing.com

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Cost effective ASHRAE 90.1 energy code-complaint solution: • Daylight harvesting • 0-10V dimming • Partial-ON, Partial-OFF • Occupancy sensing • Demand response capabilities www.leviton.com

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New / Green Product Showcase

New Creations – Booth 314 Repair Services Since 1988, New Creations has restored things that seem impossible to repair. In a culture that simply throws away damaged materials, we are doing our part to keep items out of landfills. All plastics, fabrics, leather, vinyl, wood, tile and even granite are being restored with our cuttingedge technologies and skilled technicians. Our services empower Canadians to make a difference in their environment with our cost-effective, invisible, and durable repair services. www.newcreations.ca

Royal Roofing Contractor Ltd. – Booth 123 Roofing Royal Roofing has been installing high quality roofs for over 20 years. We are a recognized leader in roofing because of our unremitting commitment to give you the very best value for your dollar. We provide quality products for flat roofs (commercial), sloped roofs, condo projects and residential homes. Contact us for a free estimate. We use FIRESTONE Products. www.royal-roofing-ltd.com

Shortek Systems Inc. – Booth 726 Shoring Shortek is an all-steel product with an engineered, patented, interlocking design which provides un-paralleled structural stability.

This innovative new excavation shoring product came from simple beginnings: “Somebody needed a problem solved.” The Shortek team was challenged to solve a Shoring problem, and solve it they did. Using screw pile technology as part of a modular shoring system – not only was the project successful, a new excavation shoring technique emerged. www.shortek.com

Simple Shower Solutions – Booth 927 Shower pans Simple Shower Solutions is a western Canadian company specializing custom ready to tile shower pans. We can manufacture shower pans any shape, any size, any drain location.

Simply send us a sketch of your shower dimensions and the center of your drain location and we can make a custom ready to tile shower pan to your specifications.

Our shower bases are a one piece construction, completely waterproof and install in minutes.

All our bases include our standard square chrome drain, or linear drains in any length. We also stock most standard sizes including standard bath tub replacement and laundry pans.

We also manufacture, bench seats, corner seats, and shampoo niches for your walls. www.simpleshowersolutions.com

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Inside Self-Storage (ISS) Feature NEW

BUILDEX Calgary Welcomes Inside Self-Storage World Expo Pavilion, Education Inside Self-Storage World Expo, the self-storage industry’s largest annual event, is excited to participate in BUILDEX Calgary 2015 with a series of exhibits on the show floor as well as two full-day educational workshops. Though we’ve served Canadian readers via Inside Self-Storage magazine and website for many years, this is our first physical foray into the Canadian market. We’re just thrilled at the opportunity to share our insight to the rapidly expanding and highly profitable self-storage sector with the Canadian business community.

In the United States, the self-storage industry proved to be among the highest performing real estate classifications during the Great Recession and has emerged

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has a leading building-development platform for entrepreneurs and investors. The U.S. is in the midst of a full-scale self-storage development boom.

The Canadian self-storage market is highly reminiscent of earlier days in the U.S. Although the industry is well-established in Canada, there’s room for new development in many areas by independent and large-scale operators as well as interested investors. The slow industry growth and steep discounts exhibited during the recession in Canada have begun to subside in favor of higher rents, the expansion of existing facilities and new development opportunities.

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A dream that started in 1987 for The Rabco Corporation has exceeded all expectations.

Twenty-two years later, we still have the pleasure of leading this industry through many phases of development via innovative design and building techniques.

The Rabco Corporation has focused and will continue to pursue one very important goal: to maximize your site utilization for the best possible return on investment. We will continue to lead this industry in the new era of self-storage building using the best quality materials and exceeding customer-service standards.

Count on The Rabco Corporation to continue its legacy for many years to come! For more information, visit our website at www.rabco.com.

To find out more or to receive a no-obligation consultation on your next U.S. project, call toll-free:

1-800-989-0220

1041 Crown Park Circle, Winter Garden FL, 34787 E-mail: rabco@rabco.com

Inside Self-Storage (ISS) Feature These possibilities stretch to Western Canada. In 2014, the amount of self-storage per capita in Calgary was 2.3 to 2.5 square feet, with average facility occupancy hovering between 90 and 95 percent, according to Canadian Self-Storage Valuations Services Inc. Similarly, self-storage supply in Edmonton was 2.5 square feet per capita last year. To give you some perspective on the opportunities for growth, the U.S. national average is 6.5 square feet of self-storage per person, according to real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield.

We’re eager to replicate portions of our full-scale ISS Expo here in Calgary to inform attendees about self-storage investing, development and operation. We invite you to stop by the ISS Pavilion in the BUILDEX exhibit hall, which will feature approximately 25 suppliers that specialize in storage-related products and services, including architectural design, building components, consulting, financing, insurance, legal services, management services, marketing, security systems, software and more.

The self-storage education seminars include a Self-Storage Development Workshop and the Self-Storage Owner/Operator Executive Workshop. Whether you’re looking to build a facility or learn the intricacies of operation, both sessions will be presented by insightful industry insiders. They require separate registration.

Next ISS event:

If you’re intrigued by what you learn during this event, we invite you to attend the 2016 Inside Self-Storage World Expo, April 25-28, 2016, at the Paris Hotel & Resort in Las Vegas to get the full ISS experience. The event was created for self-storage owners, managers, developers, investors and suppliers. It comprises four days of education, product and service exhibits, and networking opportunities. For more information, visit www.insideselfstorageworldexpo.com.

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Afer 31 years, Baja Constructon contnues to provide high quality, expertly crafed steel structures optmal for Self-Storage, Carports, Ground-Mounts, RV and Boat Storage.

Baja Constructon ofers Custom Designs to optmize your specifc needs with our team of “In-House” Engineers and Crafsmen.

Baja Constructon demonstrates an “AllIn” Approach, expeditng the “Design to Installaton” process in each of our projects.

As Baja Constructon leads the industry in innovaton and sustainability, we ofer the integraton of solar modules onto our structures for energy savings and cost efectveness.

Tel: 800-366-9600 info@bajacarports.com www.BAJACARPORTS.com 223 Foster St. Martnez, CA 94553

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Inside Self-Storage (ISS) Workshops Wednesday, November 4 • 8:00am–4:00pm • EB $395/REG $395 I01 – Self-Storage Development Workshop

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Wednesday, November 4 • 8:00am–4:00pm • EB $195/REG $195 I02 – Self-Storage Owner/Operator Executive Workshop

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After several years of low activity, self-storage development is once again burgeoning, with previously stunted projects coming back online and new facilities being planned in communities worldwide. If you’re interested in building a new project, converting a property from another use, or renovating an existing self-storage facility, this detailed workshop is what you need to start strong and end victorious in your journey.

There’s power in information. If you’re a self-storage owner or regional manager — someone who makes decisions about the direction of your business — there’s no better investment you can make than the comprehensive, relevant information you’ll get in this workshop.

Sit back and watch the field’s leading experts share insight to general development, feasibility, site selection, new construction, multi-story building, conversion projects, and boat/RV storage. You’ll get the know-how you need to succeed in the business — or avoid a bad investment!

8-9am Introduction, General Development Climate 9-10:15am Feasibility and Site Selection 10:15-10:30am Break 10:30-11:30am New Construction 11:30am-12:30pm Lunch 12:30-1:30pm Multi-Story Building 1:30-2:30pm Conversions 2:30-2:45pm Break 2:45-3:30pm Boat/RV Storage 3:30-4pm Closing Comments, Q&A

Bob Hayworth

Jamie Lindau

Whether you’re brand new to the industry or highly experienced, the implementation of the most up-to-date, effective policies and procedures is critical to the Bob Copper success of your operation. Our presenter will share proven systems, techniques and ideas to improve your business and increase profitability, focusing on best practices for staffing, auditing, marketing and much more.

Topics include: • Making smart hiring decisions • Developing and implementing a training program • Establishing staff goals and expectations • Becoming a more effective owner/operator • Creating an effective compensation program • Using the most up-to-date marketing channels • Creating a follow-up system for customer leads • Proven techniques to turn more prospects into renters • The why, who and when of the audit process • Creating a step-by-step system for facility reviews • Reviewing the physical plant • Increasing site “rentability” • Using computer reports to manage your site(s) more effectively • The important numbers you must know and understand

Charles Plunkett Jim Ponti

If you’re responsible for the profitability of a self-storage asset, take this great opportunity to interact with other owners and operators and learn from a well-respected self-storage veteran. Time will be allotted for Q&A, so bring your questions.

Speakers: Bob Hayworth, President, Baja Construction Co. Inc. Jamie Lindau, National Sales Manager, Trachte Building Systems Charles Plunkett, President, Capco Steel Inc. Jim Ponti, Regional Sales Manager, Janus International Group

Speaker: Bob Copper, Owner, Self Storage 101

Quality Storage Buildings We take quality seriously. From our durable 18ga jambs and headers to our wider doors and available standing seam roofs with no screw penetrations over the building envelope; we obsess over the details to provide a great building.

Successful Projects Start with Trachte

Experienced Staff Trachte’s Regional Managers know the storage business inside and out. Our entire staff is focused on helping you build a successful business.

Unmatched Resources An informed client is a successful client. We offer free seminars, web based investment calculators, and educational videos on a variety of development topics.

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Chateau’s Exclusive Cylinder Latching System Provides: • Maximum security & protection against break-ins • A guaranteed lock sale with every rental • Complete lock out control; no extra lock required

Ask for it by name.

Call Us Direct for Retrofits or Request With New Door Purchase

800.833.9296 CHATEAUPRODUCTS.com

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Automatit, Inc.

www.automatit.com

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Baja Construction

www.bajacarports.com

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BOS Container USA Inc.

www.boscontainer.com

340

Capco Steel

www.capcosteel.com

232

Cowan Insurance

www.cowangroup.ca

Empower Software Technologies

www.storagecommander.com

IBID4Storage.com

www.IBID4Storage.com

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Inside Self-Storage

www.insideselfstorage.com

133

Janus International Group

www.janusintl.com

239

Mod Pod

www.modpod.ca

238

PTI Security Systems

www.ptisecurity.com

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Select Merchant Solutions

www.selectmerchantsolutions.com

341

Sentinel Systems

www.sentinelsystems.com

337

Space Control Systems Inc.

www.spacecontrol.com

WINE BAR & BISTRO www.sureguard.ca

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The Safe Co.

www.thesafeco.ca

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Tilt-A-Way

www.tiltaway.com

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Trachte Building Systems

www.trachte.com

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Universal Storage Container

www.universalstoragecontainers.com

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Special Events CCA Construction Industry Breakfast

Construction Leadership Breakfast

Wednesday, November 4, 2015 7:15 AM – Registration 8:00AM – 9:30AM – Breakfast

Thursday, November 5 7:30 AM – Registration 8:00AM – 9:30AM

BUILDEX Calgary and the Calgary Construction Association look forward to welcoming Canadian Construction Association National Vice-Chair Gil Brulotte to provide the keynote presentation at this annual event.

This year the Merit Contractors Association is delighted to welcome John Bean, COO, Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation to discuss the CalgaryNEXT project.

What is the vision for the future of the organization?

How will the CalgaryNEXT development contribute to that vision? What impact will this project have on the Calgary construction industry?

IDC/IIDA LEADERS BREAKFAST Thursday November 5, 2015 7:30 AM – Registration 8:00AM – 10:00AM Interior Designers of Canada (IDC) in partnership with the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) is pleased to announce that Adele Bonetti is the recipient of the 2015 Leadership Award of Excellence.

The award is presented to a local individual who has exhibited exemplary leadership and/or outstanding contribution to the profession of interior design.

Adele has been a tireless volunteer and association advocate for many years. The keynote address will be delivered by Chris Fields, senior brand strategist, Twist Marketing.

Gilbert Brulotte Michael Atkinson

Guest Speakers: Gilbert Brulotte, 1st National Chair/Treasurer, Canadian Construction Association & President, PME Inc. Michael Atkinson, President, Canadian Construction Association John Bean

Guest Speaker: John Bean, COO, Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation

Chris Fields

Adele Bonetti

Keynote Speaker: Chris Fields, Senior Brand Strategist, Twist Marketing Honouree: Adele Bonetti, Licensed Interior Designer, AAA, BID, IDA Fellow, FIDC

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BMO Centre, Calgary

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Interested in exhibiting or sponsoring?

Please contact: Adam LeBlanc adam.leblanc@informa.com 604.730.2053

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Yardi Genesis2 is our cost-effective, web-based, SaaS property management and accounting solution for small to mid-sized companies. Genesis2 supports many different property types, including multifamily, condo/strata, office, industrial and retail properties. Built-in features to handle all your daily tasks include:

Maintenance Management • Automated Workflows and Dashboards CAM Reconciliation • Cheque Writing and Bank Reconciliation Integrated General Ledger • Correspondence • Analytics and Reporting A/R and A/P Functions • Electronic Payments

YARDI Genesis2 Suite™ Adopt optional add-on products from the fully integrated Yardi Genesis2 Suite that will improve your bottom line and provide enhanced services for your tenants: Coming Soon in 2016:

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