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Saturday Morning: Port of Montréal and St. Lawrence Seaway
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Canada’s Powerful East Coast Center of Trade.
This program will focus on the importance of Montréal, and the St. Lawrence River in trade for both Canada and the US. Expansion of port and intermodal activities involves many seaside and land side use issues, as well as significant transportation related issues.
Our speakers will discuss how comprehension of geopolitics, economy, technology and politics are critical to supporting significant infrastructure projects.
To discuss these challenges and opportunities, we will receive representations from Cargo M, Canadian National Railway (CN) and CGI.
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Louis-Philippe Allard,
Executive Director, CargoM
Louis-Philippe Allard is the Executive Director of CargoM, logistics and transportation metropolitan cluster of Montreal. CargoM’s mission is to bring together all Greater Montreal freight transport and logistics stakeholders whose activities promote Montreal as an industry hub around common goals and concerted actions to increase its cohesion, competitiveness, growth and reach. Louis-Philippe will moderate the panel discussion.
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Magali Amiel, PhD, CMILT,
CGI Partner / CGI Partner
Magali Amiel, an expert in strategy for international logistics and transportation, leads CGI Canadian Council for Transport and Logistics. Her insights on large-scale transportation and logistics projects in North America and Europe are not just sought after, but also highly valued.
Magali will provide insight into the role of Montreal and the St. Lawrence River intermodal ecosystem in today’s fast-changing trade environment. Her insights are particularly relevant in the current context of global trade dynamics
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Darren Reynolds, Director, Business Development Sales and Marketing, CN
Canadian National Railway (CN) serves Canada and Mid-America as well as connecting ports on three coasts. With over 20,000 route miles of track, the CN network penetrates deep into resource-rich and manufacturing-intensive regions, to move raw materials, intermediate goods and finished goods to market.
CN also provides a full complement of integrated logistics services and infrastructure. Darren Reynolds will discuss CN’s perspective in providing rail and trucking services throughout Canada and the United States.
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