Early Registration Open Now for TradeConnect 2025

September 2, 2024

Focusing on risk reduction, industry best practices, technology and productivity and the state of the Industry. Manitoba and Saskatchewan Electrical and Mechanical Contractors will gather for a one-day conference hosted in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

The conference will feature 2 Keynote speakers, and sixteen 45 minute breakout sessions.

ECAM and MCAM are still accepting speaker applications for the event.

Go HERE for more information on registration and speaker applications.

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