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Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATA)

By William MacKay – May 9, 2011
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I am passing along an invitation from CATA CEO John Reid to join CATA's Linked In group. PTSC-Online is a communication and collaboration channel for all aspects of emergency management and business continuity but we also support others collaboration efforts.

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  • Group: Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATA)
  • Subject: A Request from CATA CEO to Linked in Members to Invite their Colleagues to the Group

Dear Members

Our Group is invaluable in providing updates, offering guidance on key issues and mobilizing the community. Can you please invite your colleagues to Join. You can either use the Share group feature (top right of the linkedin page) or the URL below.

http://www.linkedin.com/groupRegistrationgid=37239&csrfToken=ajax%3A5879445999180877334


Current membership is 2361 at senior levels in organizations across Canada and in global markets.

Thank you for helping to add to the community leverage we need for innovation and entrepreneurial success.

John Reid, CATA CEO
jreid@cata.ca
Posted By John Reid

 

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Emergency management and business continuity consultant.MacKay Emergency Management Consulting Inc.

Emergency management and business continuity consultant based in New Hamburg, ON. Has provided consulting services to all levels of government, industry, financial and health care organizations.…

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