Registration Open for ECOMONDO – KEY ENERGY
The Trade Commissioner Service in Italy is happy to invite interested canadian companies to take part in the Canada stand at Ecomondo-Key Energy, which will take place in Rimini (Italy) from November 6-9, 2018.
WHAT IS OFFERED
Canada will be present with a 50 m2 flagship stand where Canadian companies will have the opportunity to showcase their technology to an international audience made up of key decision-makers and professionals while taking advantage of the structured coordination and organization of the Trade Commissioner Service in Italy. In addition, your company will be inserted in all web-based and paper material and be featured in a social media campaign prior to and during the event.
ABOUT ECOMONDO – KEY ENERGY
Ecomondo-Key Energy is the leading Italian green and circular economy expo with an international focus on Southern Europe and Mediterranean area, the Balkans and the Middle East. Under one umbrella, it encompasses all sectors of the circular economy: from material and energy recovery to sustainable development. In 2017, Ecomondo-Key Energy registered the presence of over 116,000 visitors (up 10% from last year) and 1,200 exhibitors in a space of 113,000 m2 with more than 200 events, 12,000 international visitors and 11,000 experts and professionals in the cleantech sector.
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THE ITALIAN OPPORTUNITY & MORE
With a population of over 60 million inhabitants and GDP of $1.9 trillion, Italy is one of the largest economies in Europe. Climate change, mitigation and adaptation, urban air quality, waste management, reclamation, ground water pollution and over-exploitation, and hydro-geological instability are issues Italy is currently tackling. As for energy, in 2016 renewable energy covered 17.6% of Italy’s primary energy consumption and 38% of the whole Italian electric power demand.
PARTICIPATE
The contribution from the companies is C$1,500. However, Global Affairs Canada is helping pay for 50% of the travel cost. This is done through Ecotech Quebec who has requested and received the funds but can support companies also from other Provinces.
See attached the fillable form as well as the Agreement to send the contribution to the Embassy. For information regarding the reimbursement of the travel cost I will introduce the interested company to Ecotech Quebec who will manage this part.
- FR http://www.ecotechquebec.com/activites/2018/11/du-financement-disponible-pour-participez-a-ecomondo-en-italie/
- ENG https://www.canadacleantechalliance.ca/single-post/2018/07/10/CANADA-ECOMONDO—KEY-ENERGY-ITALY-showcasing-top-clean-tech-companies
Travel and hotel expenses will be covered by participants. The Trade Commissioner Service in Italy will book the pre-selected hotel at a special rate.
LEARN MORE | REGISTER
For further information and registration contact:
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Patrizia Giuliotti
Trade Commissioner, Embassy of Canada
Tel: +39 06-85444.3352
patrizia.giuliotti@international.gc.ca
www.tradecommissioner.gc.ca/it
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Ruggero Zen
Délégation du Québec in Rome
Tel: +390642034501
ruggero.zen@mri.gouv.qc.ca
www.international.gouv.qc.ca/fr/rome
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Documentario “The Art of Espresso”
Here is a sneak peek behind the scenes of our upcoming documentary “The Art of Espresso” that will be on screens fall 2019. An ongoing project in collaboration with the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Canada West and the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Ontario.
Special thanks to Chris Monette Films, and to all the businesses and Espresso lovers we interviewed yesterday in Vancouver.
Culture Across the Pond Project
We are very proud to announce that the project “Culture Across the Pond” that the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Canada West developed with Venetica Cooperativa Sociale has been approved for fundings under the INN Veneto Program.
The project aims at developing best practices for social innovation in the culture and design sector, and at developing partnerships between the Veneto cultural scene and British Columbia.
Paid Membership Opportunity
The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Canada West is offering a 4-week paid internship at its office in Vancouver downtown, as part of the “Canada Summer Jobs” program.
The candidate needs to:
– be not older than 30 years of age at the start of employment
– be registered as a full time student during the preceding academic year
– intends to return to school on a full-time basis during the next academic year
– be a student in a post-secondary school, vocational or technical program
– be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or person on whom refugee protection has been conferred
– be legally entitled to work in BC
Description of job and activities:
– assist the Project Manager and ED in activities related to planning of activities and events of Fall 2018
– assist office’s daily operations (emails, phone calls)
– assist in data management operations
– assist in the Membership recruiting campaign
The hourly rate paid to the student will be $12.65
If interested, please submit your application by August, Friday 3rd at francesca@iccbc.com
Who was SERGIO MARCHIONNE
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Mr. Marchionne and President of ICCCW – 2017 Canada-Italy Trade mission.
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Our Chamber was saddened to learn of the death of Sergio Marchionne.
As president Mattarella stated, Marchionne wrote an important page in the history of Italian industry, he was an extraordinary leader and visionary and represented the best of Italian entrepreneurship in the world. At this difficult time, we would like to express our sympathies to the Marchionne family.
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Sergio Marchionne was an Italian Canadian leader best known for his critical role in reviving the Fiat Group in just 18 months after a disastrous 2003, where the car company announced a $6 billion loss. His recovery strategies included partnering with General Motors, laying off workers, and introducing new car models. He was awarded the order of Cavaliere del Lavoro on June 2006.
Behind his outstanding popular achievements there is a little-known dramatic family history. Marchionne’s grandfather, Giacomo Zuccon, member of fascistic police was killed in September 1943 in Istria by the partisans of Tito, and the uncle was shot the same year by the Nazis. His father fell in love with an Istrian, mother of Sergio, when he was serving as a carabiniere in Istria. In 1945, when the region was given back to Croatia by the Yugoslav army, Marchionne’s parents moved to Chieti in Abruzzo, where Sergio was born. The dramas in Istria left a lasting wound in the family and led the family to immigrate to Canada. There is a beautiful interview that Marchionne released to Voce del popolo newspaper under the title of: “Marchionne, strong and sensitive like a true Istrian.” In which he shares with affection the mourning that struck his family.
These events led the family to move to Canada, where Marchionne grew up, studied, and became one of the most enlightened leaders. Marchionne was the chairman of Swiss-based SGS and vice chairman of UBS from 2008 to 2010, as well as the chairman of the European Automobile Manufacturers Association for 2012. As an influencer and an icon in Auto industry, he was the CEO of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, the chairman and CEO of FCA US LLC, the chairman and CEO of Ferrari, and the chairman of Maserati. He was a member of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, the chairman of CNH Industrial, and the chairman of the Italian branch of the Council for the United States and Italy.
Inline with his achievements, his preferred clothing choice of black sweater and pants is something to remember him by & learn from.
“I prioritize in the morning. I made a decision to start wearing black sweaters and pants a long time ago, because (otherwise) I have to make a choice between spending three seconds deciding whether to wear a blue one or a black one, and I don’t want to spend the three seconds….It’s an allocation of time and resources. I like simplicity almost to the point of being monastic. But it’s clear. I’m not confused. All my bloody pants look the same; all my sweaters look the same. The shirts change; they’re all blue….But fundamentally my life is a lot easier. It takes me exactly a minute and a half to get dressed in the morning…And I have the same clothing everywhere I live. The bloody airplane here, in Italy, in Switzerland; it doesn’t matter.” Marchionne in an interview with DW
“His extraordinary leadership, candor and passion for the industry will be missed by everyone who knew him. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family at this difficult time” Bill Ford
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US AT THE AUTHENTIC ITALIAN PIAZZA – JUNE 10
The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Canada-West would like to THANK YOU FOR JOINING US AT THE AUTHENTIC ITALIAN PIAZZA AT THE DRIVE Sunday, June 10th, 2018.
We really hope you had fun, enjoyed the authentic italian food and that the event increased your knowledge and awareness of authentic Italian DOP & IGP products!!
CHRISTMAS PROMO
Are you out of repair of ideas to brighten up the Christmas of your fellows? Please no rush because the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Canada-West is here to help you!
We propose two very exclusive offers especially for you:
- Offer an Italian Cooking Class! A full immersion class into the Italian food culture, held by a professional Italian Chef! (For more info click here)
- Offer an Italian Language Course! (For more info click here)
Do not hesitate to contact us for more info!