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Strengthening the Agility and Resilience of Canada’s Manufacturing Supply Chains

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June 17, 2021

Next Generation Manufacturing (NGen) Canada will facilitate a day’s worth of conversations about increasing resilience in manufacturing in the post-COVID world. Peter Hall, Ray Tanguay, and Linda Hasenfratz will be on hand to discuss strengthening Canada’s supply chain.

The event will also feature strategic panel discussions in sectors such as automotive, aerospace, defense, industrial equipment and food, with time for audience Q&A.

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Strengthening the Agility and Resilience of Canada’s Manufacturing Supply Chains

June 17, 2021