Motion 2017 – Discussing what matters, Calgary presentation materials
Publication | February 1, 2017
On Wednesday, February 1, Norton Rose Fulbright hosted its second annual Motion 2017 – Discussing what matters in Calgary. The event offered a customizable learning experience including a thought-provoking plenary session with The Right Honourable Mr. Brian Mulroney, PC, CC, LLD and Deborah Yedlin, Business Columnist, Calgary Herald, followed by nine breakout sessions and a networking reception. Our flexible program was designed for legal and business executives. You can download the presented materials via the links below.
Presentation materials:
Risk ready
- A1 Litigation trends: responding to the risks and implementing preventative measures (PDF 994 KB)
- A2 Effectively managing your workforce in an unpredictable market (PDF 570 KB)
- A3 Investigating privilege: asserting and maintaining legal privilege over corporate internal investigations (PDF 911 KB)
The new economy
- B1 2016 – A year of change in Alberta’s electricity market (PDF 439 KB)
- B2 Carbon cap, trade and tax: understanding new federal and provincial requirements (PDF 821 KB)
- B3 Human rights due diligence: best practices and emerging trends (PDF 1.6MB)
New opportunities
- C1 Sustainable cities: effective resource management in a circular economy (PDF 1.2MB)
- C2 Public-private partnerships: opportunities in infrastructure (PDF 699 KB)
- C3 LNG in Canada: next steps (PDF 1.2MB)
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