Annual Construction SuperConference 2011

Best Practices For Planning and Managing Construction Projects in Our Improving Economy

Our unparalleled faculty of senior industry executives, leading construction lawyers, consultants, and key government officials, will share with you their key insights and developed strategies on the most current issues facing you today, including:

• Exploring the increase of complex partnership arrangements, and how your company can profit from it
• Successfully identifying and implementing the contract model that is right for your project
• Developing strategies to manage the impact of the labour shortage
• Determining the appropriate financing model for your construction project
• Effectively managing risk associated with delays, costs and disputes
• Staying current on key technological developments helping to shape the industry

Plus!
Add invaluable, practical utility to your attendance at the conference by participating in our hands-on pre-conference and post-conference seminars:

A The Fundamentals of Construction Law

B Step-by-Step Guide to Negotiating Change Orders and Managing Contract Work Delays

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
• Owners/Developers
• In-house Counsel
• Government Counsel
• General Contractors, Subcontractors and Suppliers
• Construction and Project Managers/Coordinators
• Construction, Municipal, Environmental and real Estate Lawyers
• Human resource Managers
• Risk Managers and Officers
• Foreign Recruiters
• Engineers, Architects and Design Consultants
• Federal, Provincial and Municipal Government representatives
• Contract Managers, Administrators and Officers
• Procurement and Purchasing Managers/Coordinators
• Utilities, Hospital and School Board representatives
• Insurance/Surety Bond Company representatives
• ADR Professionals
• Construction Finance Professionals
• Construction Consultants
• Land use Pl