Thursday Nov 7, 2019
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM EST
Thursday November 7, 2019
11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Registration and Lunch
12:20 p.m. Keynote speaker
Best Western PLUS Lamplighter Inn & Conference Centre
591 Wellington Road South
London On
N6C 4R3
$55.00 + HST for members
$550.00 + HST for member table (10 seats)
$65.00 + HST for non-members
$650.00 + HST for non-member table (10 seats)
Sorry no refunds to cancellations made after 14 days prior to event date.
Event contact: Julia Cunningham ext 28
Registration contact: Bonnie Riddolls ext 20
(519-432-7551)
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Join us on November 7th to hear from Minister of Labour, Training and Skills Development, Monte McNaughton. As the provincial government returns to the legislature, McNaughton will share developments on the government’s plan to create a more competitive business environment, build stronger communities and prepare people for jobs. This will be Minister McNaughton’s first major speech in Southwestern Ontario since he was promoted to a new portfolio that includes responsibility for apprenticeships and training. All members of the business community are welcome to attend, including those in the financial services, construction trades, and training and skills development industries.
About Monte McNaughton
Monte McNaughton, MPP for Lambton-Kent-Middlesex, and Minister of Labour, Training and Skills Development, is a life-long conservative and community leader. He has served three consecutive terms as a Member of Provincial Parliament.
He graduated from Westervelt Business College and successfully completed executive programs at the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western University. Between 2009-10, he served as President of the Strathroy and District Chamber of Commerce.
McNaughton was elected to the provincial legislature in 2011 and served in numerous critic positions, most notably as Official Opposition Critic for Economic Development.
McNaughton was sworn in as Ontario’s Minister of Infrastructure in June 2018. As Minister, he embarked on an ambitious market consultation, introduced legislation aimed at expanding natural gas into rural parts of the province, and announced an investment to renovate and expand Canada’s oldest concert hall.
McNaughton and his wife Kate have a daughter, Annie, and live in Mt. Brydges, Ontario.
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