#CCEC24 Conference
Join us in Halifax, Nova Scotia on October 16th and 17th for the national professional development conference, #CCEC24!
Download the full conference program here.
The 2024 conference is officially sold out and we are at maximum capacity. Please join the waitlist and if any spots become available, we will contact you.
Keynote Speaker: Rob Hole, ChamberRM
Fill Yer Boots: Best Practices For Chamber Advocacy Work
Keynote Speaker: Deneen Belliveau, Executive Director, CCEC
This interactive workshop will equip you with best practices and essential strategies to:
- Identify policy issues and develop policy positions and resolutions
- Respond quickly to time sensitive issues
- Develop targeted advocacy campaigns that resonate with policy makers and stakeholders
- Utilize data-driven insights to strengthen your advocacy efforts and make a compelling case for change
- Mobilize your Chamber membership and other community stakeholders to amplify your advocacy message
- Navigate the public policy landscape including regulatory challenges and legislative processes.
Panel Discussion
Partnerships are at the heart of Chamber operations across Canada, and new partnership models are emerging –from informal collaborations to service agreements and mergers. This panel of Chamber pros will share their experience and dive into how Chambers are working together to streamline operations, consolidate resources and increase their collective impact.
Energize Your Team To Excel: How A Coach Approach Can Help To Access and Activate The Power Of Your People
Keynote Speaker: Pete Bourke, Executive Director, Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce
Right On! Overcoming Barriers To Create More Inclusive Chambers
Keynote Speaker: Jaime Chinchilla, DEI Advisor with Johnston Group
In CCEC's November 2023 report on Diversity, Equity, Access & Inclusion (DEA&I), Chambers identified a number of barriers to creating diverse and inclusive organizations. From gender parity, to diverse representation, to accessible spaces and cultural awareness, DEI advisor Jaime Chinchilla will share best practices and tips to overcome barriers and create more inclusive Chambers.
That's Some Good! Generating Non-Dues Revenue with Chambers Plan
Sponsored Session with Johnston Group
Leverage Chambers Plan to attract and retain members, and generate game-changing non-dues revenue every month. During this game show themed session, you'll learn why Chambers Plan is a great option for small businesses, what resources are available to help you promote the program, and some insider tips for success!
From Vision to Victory: Winning Strategies For Chamber Revenue and Business Development
Keynote Speaker: Todd Letts, President of Todd Letts Consulting
This presentation focuses on five innovative strategies to generate both incremental and new revenue by creating value, connecting to purpose and capturing untapped wealth.
- Learn when, why and how you should increase prices for membership.
- Match business needs with revenue-generating, non-event, programs and services
- Explore the latest tools to find, invite and welcome new members
- Determine new sponsor elements that you can bring to existing events
Hosted jointly by: Chamber of Commerce Executives of Canada, Chamber Accreditation Council of Canada, and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Congratulations to the Chambers that have achieved Accreditation, and the Chamber professionals that have earned their Accredited Chamber Executive (ACE) designation!
Canadian Chamber of Commerce:
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce's AGM & Convention is October 17-19, and will begin immediately following the #CCEC24 conference.
For more information on their event, visit the event website here.
Event Sponsors
Evening of Excellence Sponsor
Breakfast/Luncheon Sponsors
Speaker Sponsors
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Date and Time
Wednesday Oct 16, 2024 Thursday Oct 17, 2024
The conference begins with a networking breakfast at 7:30am on Wednesday, October 16th and ends at 2:00pm on Thursday, October 17th.
Plan to arrive early - we're hosting a Dine Around Halifax event at 6:30pm on Tuesday, October 15.
Location
1919 Upper Water Street, Halifax, NS B3J 3J5
Limited rooms are available at the Halifax Marriott:
King Room $220 per night
Standard Doubles Rooms $220 per night
For more information and to book, visit the Marriott's website here.
Overflow rooms are now available at the Barrington Hotel: 1875 Barrington Street, Halifax, NS B3J 3L6 (240m from the Marriott)
King Room $179 per night
Queen Room $179 per night
For more information and to book, click here.
Fees/Admission
Conference Registration:
$400 + 15% HST
Cancellation:
Full refunds will be available until September 1. No refunds will be available after September 1.
Contact Information
Deneen Belliveau
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