EMC Canada
Greater Toronto Area
Hello, and welcome to the GTA Consortium of EMC! As Manufacturing Consortium Manager for the region, I am thrilled to welcome manufacturers from all industries and of all sizes. Whether you are a well-established company with a long history of excellence or a startup looking to make your mark, our consortium is the perfect platform for you to network and benchmark with other manufacturers, share best practices, strategies, and insights to drive excellence and growth in your respective fields.
I encourage you to connect with me and tap into a wealth of resources, experiences, and opportunities shared within the EMC community. Together, we can continue building a strong network in the ever-evolving world of manufacturing.
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Upcoming Events
Addressing Canada's Productivity Crisis in Manufacturing
Ontario manufacturers will explore what productivity means, barriers faced by local manufacturers and proven strategies for success. Don’t miss this chance to gain insights and help drive positive change in the region’s manufacturing future.
Insights from CFIA: What to expect during a CFIA inspection
Hear insights from Pamela Macdonald, Executive Director for the Inspection Support Directorate in Operations branch of CFIA.
This session will take you through the steps CFIA inspectors follow from the time they select a facility to inspect thru to when the inspection is completed and you receive your Inspection Report. You will learn about the resources available to you in order to understand the regulations governing our food system as well as the various mechanisms CFIA inspectors use in order to address instances of non-compliance with those regulations.
Navigating Your Cross Border Strategy
Join us for an exclusive industry event featuring Canada-U.S. trade insider Dan Ujczo, Senior Counsel in Thompson Hine LLP’s International Trade and Transportation law practice groups, as he provides crucial insights into navigating U.S. trade, contracts, and market entry strategies.
Learning Differences 101
Manufacturers are creating and expanding their training programs for their workforce in response to changing industry demands, technological innovations, and a need for a skilled workforce. Standard training methods may not effectively address diverse learning needs, potentially affecting skill development and career progression.