"Consumer Choice and Consumer Privacy: Implications for Canadian Marketers" With Wally Hill CMA's Vice President of Public Affairs and Communications

Join CMA's Vice-President of Public Affairs and Communications, Wally Hill as he explores the key consumer marketing issues facing Canadian businesses, including the review of Canada's federal privacy law, the impact of the National Do Not Call List and the likelihood of anti-spam legislation.

As Vice-President of Public Affairs and Communications, Wally Hill has responsibility for the strategy and program development for CMA's activity in the public policy arena. His portfolio includes the Association's government relations, communications programs for members and the public, as well as the CMA's Ethics & Privacy and Postal Issues Committees, CMA's special-interest Councils and related research activities.

Wally's private sector background includes senior management positions with a major Canadian financial institution, as well as several years in the communications and government relations consulting business. Prior to that, he worked as a senior advisor at a number of federal government ministries, and he has served as Chief of Staff to the Minister of Industry, and the Government House Leader & Minister Responsible for Canada Post Corporation.

When: Tuesday, November 25th, 2008 from 11:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.
Where: Hampton Inn and Conference Centre, 100 Coventry Road, Ottawa ON
Cost: $ 35.00 for CMA members, $ 50.00 for non-members
Plenty of free parking (Includes lunch, coffee, dessert, and a great opportunity to network with many other local marketing professionals.)

Presented by Canadian Marketing Association – Ottawa Chapter.  The CMA hosts monthly networking and educational luncheons and seminars throughout the year.  The CMA is a place of dynamic exchange among direct, interactive and customer contact marketing users, creators, managers and suppliers.

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