CIPA Winter Conference 1995

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Winter Conference 1995		The Changing Economy and Knowledge-Based Services: How Will Canada Succeed?
Arnold, Hugh J. Baetz, Mary Coyne, Andrew Herrndorf, Peter Probyn, Stephen Smith, Geoffrey Thomas, Grant Whittaker, Sheelagh
		Proceedings of the 1995 Winter Conference held at the Design Exchange, Toronto, Ontario Thursday, March 23, 1995 Compiled and edited by Douglas Glynn "A new technology does not add or subtract something. It changes everything." — Neil Postman, Technopoly. Who's Who at the Couchiching Institute on Public Affairs Conference Sponsors Conference Program

		Who's Who at the Couchiching Institute on Public Affairs Officers & Directors, 1994–95 President Stephen Probyn Immediate Past President Gordon K. McIvor Vice-President Program Bill Roberts Vice-President, Finance and Treasurer Catherine Aczel Boivie Vice-President, Fund Raising Margaret Lefebvre Vice-President, Communications Carol J. Sutton Vice-President, Membership Barbara Speck Secretary Barbara Thompson Chair, Program Committee David Lakoff Chair, 1995 Conference Gloria Bishop Chair, Youth Megan Harris Directors Madeline-Ann Aksich Thomas Brzustowski Donald Coxe Barbara Eastman Elizabeth Flavelle John Gibson Michael Greenspoon Julia Grossman John Harbron Sol Kasimer John Kirton Eric Koch Madeline Koch Grace Lake David McGown Orde Morton Peter Nicholson Alan Pearson David Powell Organizing Committee Winter Conference Mary Baetz, Co-Chair Robin Wilson, Co-Chair Catherine Allman Thomas Brzustowski Phyllis Clark George Emery Nicholas Ignatieff Stephen Probyn Barry Spinner Carol J. Sutton Barbara Thompson Louise Wickson Conference Sponsors Industry Canada The Arts Advocate The Canadian Club of Toronto Conference Program President's Message STEPHEN PROBYN Opening Remarks: Conference Co-chair MARY BAETZ What We Know and What We Don't SHEELAGH WHITTAKER, President EDS Canada Moderator: MARY BAETZ Public-Private Partnerships ANDREW COYNE, Columnist, The Globe and Mail GEOFFREY SMITH, Chief Executive Officer, Ellis-Don Moderator: CAROL SUTTON Implications for Workers and Business HUGH J. ARNOLD, Dean, Faculty of Management, University of Toronto, and Magna International Professor of Business Strategy GRANT THOMAS, Vice-President, The Halifax Group Moderator: BARBARA THOMPSON Selling Canada's Knowledge-Based Services in Foreign Markets PETER HERRNDORF, Chairman and CEO, TVOntario Moderator: CATHERINE ALLMAN