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September 2008

Forum on U.S.-Canada Relations Under the Next President

Tuesday, September 9, 2008, 11:45 a.m.

The Harvard Club of Boston, Boston, MA

Paul Cellucci

Former U.S. Ambassador to Canada and Former Governor of Massachusetts

Michael S. Dukakis

Former Governor of Massachusetts and

1988 Democratic Presidential Nominee

November 2008

16th Annual U.S./Canada Energy Trade and Technology Conference

North American Energy: Managing Volatility through Collaboration and Innovation

November 6-7, 2008

The Seaport Hotel, Boston, MA

Sponsorships Available ECSponsorBrochure.pdf

24th Annual Maple Leaf Ball

Saturday, November 8, 2008

The Seaport Hotel, Boston, MA - New Location!

The United States and Canada have the largest bilateral trading relationship in the world. And one of the oldest, closest, and most active trading areas within this bilateral relationship is in this region, between the New England States and Canada.

The New England-Canada Business Council, Inc. (NECBC) was formed in 1981 to bring together businesses and individuals with an interest in the relationship and, more specifically, New England-Canada political, business and cultural issues. Today, the Council's membership is composed of business leaders from a wide range of sectors including banking, law, consulting, energy, and high technology, as well as government and academic officials and individuals with links to Canada. Membership in the NECBC is open to all with an interest in stimulating the growth of New England-Canada ties.

(l-r) Governor Paul Cellucci, McCarter & English, LLP; Robert Salipante, Sun Life Financial U.S.; Leo Desjardins, Conservation Resource Solutions, Inc.

(l-r) Trevor Taylor, NL Minister of Innovation, Trade and Rural Development; PEI Premier Ghiz; NB Premier Graham; U.S. Senator John Kerry; NS Premier MacDonald; Parliamentary Secretary Keddy; Consul General Neil Le Blanc; and Jack Keir, NB Minister of Energy