SUCCEEDING IN TIMES OF GREAT CHANGE

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1 SUCCEEDING IN TIMES OF GREAT CHANGE 103rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE & AGM 2016 May 25-26, 2016 Westin Nova Scotian 1181 Hollis Street Halifax, Nova Scotia PROGRAM

2 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS GOLD SILVER BRONZE

3 GRIFFINTOWN MEDIA INC. CPCA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & AGM 2016 SUCCEEDING IN TIMES OF GREAT CHANGE The paint and coatings industry has been navigating rough waters for a number of years on many fronts. Aside from the most recent recession, it has experienced extensive consolidation, tremendous technological innovation in all of its segments, and pervasive and stringent new regulations around the globe. However, the industry has consistently delivered strong products for customers and returned good value to shareholders. This conference will examine how the coatings industry has been able to not only survive under these circumstances, but thrive. The conference will address the key elements in the paint and coatings sector that have led to paint and coatings outperforming all other sectors in the chemical industry in terms of shareholder value. This is a proven barometer of an industry s performance and its ability to meet customer demands. Please join the industry representatives at this annual event, which brings the industry together with key stakeholders from all quarters: manufacturing, supply and distribution, and affiliated sectors. ANNUAL CONFERENCE & AGM Hosted by CPCA, this annual networking event explores major trends, challenges and solutions in the paint and coatings industry. As a delegate, you will be able to: Network with key executives in the Canadian coatings industry. Hear presentations by knowledgeable speakers from across North America. Establish new contacts in the industry: manufacturers, suppliers/distributors, government, academia, and more. Discuss coatings management and operational issues with executives in the coatings value chain in large, and smalland medium-sized enterprises. Learn from success stories that continue to drive growth and prosperity in the coatings industry. Obtain insight and ideas from your peers in the industry. WHO SHOULD ATTEND Manufacturer, suppliers and distributor professionals Sales, marketing and regulatory representatives Supply chain specialists Affiliated industry associations Government officials Trade representatives Coatings industry consultants Relevant industry stakeholders CPCA 103 rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE & AGM 2016 PROGRAM 3

4 CONFERENCE PROGRAM Full conference program and details are found on the following pages. If you wish to book hotel accommodation, you can do so now by calling the hotel ( ) and specifying that you are attending as a delegate for the Canadian Paint and Coatings Association conference. Registration details are provided for those who would like to register early. Please join us in Halifax for the 103rd annual conference. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2016 NOON REGISTRATION 1:30 5:00 CPCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING (BOARD MEMBERS ONLY) 6:30 9:30 WELCOME RECEPTION ALEXANDER KEITH S BREWERY SPONSORSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE THURSDAY, MAY 26, :00 5:00 PLENARY BUSINESS PROGRAM 6:30 7:30 CHAIR S RECEPTION 7:30 9:30 CHAIR S DINNER AND INDUSTRY AWARD PRESENTATIONS FRIDAY, MAY 27, :00 11:30 CPCA 103rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE & AGM 2016 PROGRAM HALIFAX HARBOUR TOUR 4

5 CPCA 103rd CONFERENCE AND AGM 2016 WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2016 NOON REGISTRATION OPEN 1:30 5:00 CPCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING (BOARD MEMBERS ONLY) 6:30 9:30 WELCOME RECEPTION (Alexander Keith s Brewery) THURSDAY, MAY 26, 2016 PLENARY BUSINESS PROGRAM 7:30 9:00 REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST 9:00 9:15 CHAIR S WELCOME Tim Vogel, Chair CEO, Cloverdale Paint 9:15 9:45 ECONOMIC OUTLOOK: 2016 AND BEYOND There continue to be economic challenges around the world including in Canada. This session will look at the state of the economy in 2016 and related impacts of such things as exchange rates, international trade and trade agreements, the election of new governments, monetary policy and the various trends that signal the way forward in 2016 and beyond. Finn Poschmann President Atlantic Provinces Economic Council 9:45 10:15 PAINT AND COATINGS INDUSTRY OUTLOOK The paint and coatings industry continues to be on a generally positive growth trend globally, but it varies by region and is heavily dependent on local economic conditions. This session looks at these trends, what is driving them and how companies are working to ride the wave in the various sectors of the coatings industry. Douglas Bohn Orr & Boss 10:15 10:30 NETWORKING BREAK SUCCEEDING IN TIMES OF GREAT CHANGE 10:30 11:00 BEST PRACTICES IN FREIGHT MANAGEMENT Transportation and logistics impact every industry, and the coatings industry is no exception. Logistics costs represent a significant expense for many companies in our industry. This session will explore all aspects of freight management from the transportation of raw materials to order processing to mode and carrier selection to customer delivery. It will outline the various cost components of freight management and identify opportunities for CPCA members to save money. The presentation will also highlight the major elements of freight rates and identify negotiating strategies to optimize the value of your expenditures while achieving high customer satisfaction. Dan Goodwill President Dan Goodwill & Associates 11:00 11:30 CPCA ANNUAL REVIEW: NOW WHAT? This is an annual review of the past year at the association and what might be expected in the coming weeks. There continues to be a lot on the menu with new developments in stewardship that includes new legislation in Ontario and regulatory reviews in other provinces and by the CCME. At the federal level the final phase of the Chemicals Management Plan has been announced with 1,550 substances being assessed over the next five years with 35 per cent of those used in the coatings industry. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Environment and Sustainable Development is immersed in a review of chemicals management under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act. These and other issues will be updated for all. Gary LeRoux President & CEO 11:30 12:00 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (MEMBERS ONLY) 12:00 1:30 LUNCHEON 1:30 2:00 ACA VOC EMISSION STUDY UPDATE: INDOOR AIR QUALITY The original goal of ACA s Coatings Emission Study project was to gain a deeper understanding of emissions from interior paints and their potential impact on indoor air quality. This update provides a summary of the findings from the project s first two research efforts: Berkley Analytical Laboratories Market Basket Testing and the University of Texas at Austin s Continuous Emission Monitoring Protocol. CEPE in Europe CPCA 103 rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE & AGM 2016 PROGRAM 5

6 is also looking at this issue, which will gain more traction as governments around the globe focus on air emissions and move forward with new regulations. David Darling Managing Director, HSE American Coatings Association 2:00 3:00 PAINT STEWARDSHIP: THE CANADIAN LANDSCAPE Ontario approved Product Care as the new program operator for post-consumer paint in Ontario at the end of The transition from Stewardship Ontario to Product Care will conclude in June. Nova Scotia is another province actively engaged in updating stewardship regulations in the province following an extensive consultation period in This session will provide an update on how things are progressing generally in other provincial jurisdictions and in Nova Scotia in particular. It will consider what is expected in Ontario with new legislation recently tabled and what Nova Scotia might do in the coming months to update its waste legislation and regulations. Mark Kurschner President Product Care Association Bob Kenney Environmental Waste Resource Management Nova Scotia Environment 3:00 3:30 NETWORKING BREAK 3:30 4:00 GHS: A PROVINCIAL PERSPECTIVE The Globally Harmonized System for the Labelling of Chemicals in the Workplace (GHS) is a new federal regulation for hazard communications for the labelling of chemicals jointly administered with the provinces. This new system requires the first major safety data system change for the coatings industry since the inception of MSDS, more than 30 years ago. CPCA and other industry associations have worked for a number of years with the federal government on development of the GHS and committed resources to ensure we get this right now that the transition to the new system is ongoing and will continue over the next year. This session looks at how one province is working on transitioning to the new system. Greg Green Manager, Occupational Health and Safety Government of Nova Scotia 4:00 4:45 THE CANADIAN COATINGS INDUSTRY This session will explore the various aspects of the coatings industry in Canada from the perspective of the manufacturer, supplier/distributor and user. There are many sides to the equation that is dependent on where you do your business within the coatings value chain. It is important to have the various unique perspectives when conducting your business and preparing your strategic plans. PANELISTS: Darrin Noble Home Hardware / Beauti-Tone Paints Eric Bos Sansin Corporation Michael Wolfe Emco Corporation Brian Collict A.R. Monteith Stephen Brown Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada 4:45 5:00 CLOSING REMARKS 6:30 7:30 CHAIR S RECEPTION 7:30 10:00 CHAIR S ANNUAL GALA DINNER CANADIAN COATINGS INDUSTRY AWARD PRESENTATIONS (DRESS: BUSINESS FORMAL) Roy Kennedy Outstanding Achievement Award Industry Achievement Awards Industry Statesman Awards FRIDAY, MAY 27, :00 11:30 HALIFAX HARBOUR TOUR CPCA 103 rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE & AGM 2016 PROGRAM 6

7 CANADIAN PAINT AND COATINGS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND AGM WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 TH TO FRIDAY, MAY 27 TH, 2016 THE WESTIN NOVA SCOTIAN, 1181 HOLLIS STREET HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA 1. REGISTRATION (For additional registrations, please copy form) NAME: TITLE: COMPANY: ADDRESS: CITY: POSTAL CODE/ZIP : TEL: ( ) PROVINCE/STATE: FAX: ( ) SPOUSE S NAME: 2. PAYMENT The registration fee covers all business sessions, meals and organized social activities. MEMBER EARLY BIRD: BEFORE APRIL 25, 2016 $ $ GST/HST = $1, MEMBER AFTER APRIL 25, 2016 $ 1, $ GST/HST = $1, NON-MEMBERS $ 1, $ GST/HST = $1, PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR PARTICIPATION AT THE FOLLOWING EVENTS: Wednesday, May 25, 2016, Welcome Reception at Alexander Keith s Brewery, 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Thursday, May 26, 2016, Chairman s Reception, Dinner & Award Ceremony, 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Friday, May 27, 2016, Morning Harbour Cruise, 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. PAYMENT AND REGISTRATION: Please mail this completed form with your cheque to: Canadian Paint and Coatings Association, 170 Laurier Avenue West, Suite 608, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5V5. You may also fax a copy to and send payment later. Your credentials will be prepared in advance and held for you at the CPCA Conference Registration Desk. If you cancel your registration before April 25, 2016 you will receive a full refund. All cancellations must be in writing. THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS AFTER THIS DATE. The Westin Nova Scotian Hotel has a block of reserved rooms for CPCA guests until April 24, If you wish to book hotel accommodation, you can do so now by calling the hotel ( ) and specifying that you are attending as a delegate for the Canadian Paint and Coatings Association conference. You can also click here to book online directly. For more information, please call Micheline Foucher at , ext. 2 or her at mfoucher@canpaint.com No credit cards or debit cards accepted.

8 SPONSORSHIP LEVEL / RECOGNITION PLATINUM $4,000 Recognition as the PLATINUM LEVEL sponsor (one opportunity available) Recognition as the lead sponsor in a CPCA news release and on social media channels Recognition as the Sponsor of the Chair s Gala Dinner Introduction of keynote luncheon speaker Reserved table for the luncheon seated with the keynote speaker and invited university students Company logo displayed as follows: Conference Website Conference Program Chair s Gala Dinner Business Session GOLD $3,000 Recognition as a GOLD LEVEL sponsor Recognition as the Sponsor of your choice: Chair s Reception or the Entertainment for the Chair s Gala Dinner Company logo displayed as sponsor: Conference Website Conference Program Chair s Gala Dinner Business Session SILVER $2,000 Recognition as a SILVER LEVEL sponsor Recognition as the Sponsor of your choice: Welcome Reception or Business Session Company logo displayed as sponsor: Conference Website Conference Program Chair s Gala Dinner Business Session BRONZE $1,000 Recognition as a BRONZE LEVEL sponsor Recognition as the Sponsor of your choice: Two Coffee Breaks or Harbour Tour Company logo displayed as sponsor: Conference Website Conference Program Chair s Gala Dinner Business Session CFCM the Canadian Finishing & Coatings Manfacturing Magazine is the official media sponsor of CPCA s Annual Conference. CPCA 103 rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE & AGM 2016 PROGRAM 8

9 CPCA 103 rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE & AGM 2016 May 25-26, 2016 Westin Nova Scotian 1181 Hollis Street Halifax, Nova Scotia SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Please accept our contribution of: o $4,000 Platinum o $3,000 Gold o $2,000 Silver o $1,000 Bronze o Cheque enclosed o Please invoice NAME: COMPANY: TELEPHONE: PLEASE MAIL THIS FORM WITH PAYMENT TO: Micheline Foucher Canadian Paint and Coatings Association 170 Laurier Avenue West, Suite 608 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5V5