Please note: Presentations are in Acrobat pdf format.

• Acting Your Age: Demographic Change and the Consumer Marketplace (October 8, 2009, Great-West Life)
• Demographic Change and Alberta’s Building Trades: Is the Elephant Still in the Room? (September 29, 2009, Building Trades of Alberta)
• Demographic Shifts in Ontario and the Greater Toronto Area and the Implications forPost-secondary Education (September 8, 2009, School of Administrative Studies, York University)
• "Would You Like Fries With That?" The Implications of Demographic Trends on the Demand for Frozen Potato Products in the United States and Canada (July 15, 2008, Cavendish Farms Executive Team)
• The Future of Canada's Construction Industry Work Force: Managing the Opportunities and Challenges of Demographic Change (May 6, 2008, Building and Construction Trades Department, Canadian Office, AFL-CIO)
• Thinking About Tomorrow -- Today: The Implications of Demographic Trends for Ontario's Educational Sector (April 12, 2008, Teachers' Life, Board of Directors)
• If you are Hiring, Where Should you Look? The Strategic Challenges of Changing Labour Force Demographics for Human Resource Management (April 8, 2008, Hamilton Police Services)
• Demographic Trends in Canada: What are the Implications for Agriculture? (April 2, 2008, Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists)
• Demographic Trends: What are the Implications for Alberta's Beef Industry? (Feb. 2, 2008, Feeder Associations of Alberta)
• Thinking About Tomorrow -- Today: The Implications of Demographic Trends for Ontario's Credit Unions (Nov. 23, 2007, Ontario Civil Service Credit Union)
• World of Work: Panel Discussion (Oct. 19, 2007, Internationally Educated Professionals Conference)
• "If You are Hiring, Will They Come?" Alberta's Changing Demographics and the Implications for the Delivery of Police Services (Oct. 15, 2007, International Association of Law Enforcement Planners)
• "If You Are Hiring, Will They Come?" The Strategic Implications of Hamilton's Changing Labour Market Demographics for Local Businesses (Oct. 10, 2007, Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, Business Development Committee)
• Thinking About Tommorow -- Today: The Implications of Demographic Trends for the Cultural Sector (Sept. 5, 2007, Ontario Ministry of Culture)
• Thinking About Tomorrow -- Today: The Implications of Demographic Trends for Ontario's Credit Unions (June 4, 2007, Association of Credit Unions of Ontario)
• Canada’s Changing Demographics: The Implications for Packaging (March 20, 2007, Guelph Food Technology Centre)
• Superstore or Boutique: How Demographics is Changing Marketing and Customer Service (Feb. 24, 2007, Canada East Equipment Dealers Association)
• Demographic Trends in Alberta, Canada and the United States: What are the Implications for Agriculture? (Feb. 21, 2007, Alberta Horticultural Congress)
• Eat Your Fruit and Veggies: Boomers and the Food Industry - A Demographic Perspective (Nov. 25, 2006, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture)
• The New World of Tourism: A Demographic Perspective (Nov. 23, 2006, Ontario Ministry of Tourism)
• Demographic Trends in Canada: What are the Potential Impacts on the Forest Sector? (Feb. 2, 2006, Natural Resources Canada-Canadian Forestry Service)
• The Demographics They are A Changin': What Does it Mean for Ontario's Grocery Suppliers and Retailers? (Nov. 23, 2005, Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors)
• Balancing Canada's Demographic Shift: Implications for the Food Manufacturing and Service Sectors (Jan. 25, 2005, Foodservice Interchange)
• Acting Your Age: How Demographics Can Help Your Business Find Tomorrow's Customers - Today (Nov. 19, 2004, Alberta Horticultural Congress)
• Acting Their Age: How Demographics Can Help GDP Connect to Tomorrow's Personal and Business Clients - Today (Nov. 15, 2004, Global Deposits & Payments, CIBC)
• Extreme Sports or Gardening: How Demographics is Reshaping the Canadian Marketplace and the Implications for the Meeting and Event Industry (Nov. 10, 2004, Meeting Planners Institute, Ottawa Chapter)
• Demography and Venture Capital: Thinking Strategically about Population Aging and Diversity (Oct. 28, 2004, Reseau Capital)
• The Times They are A Changin': Demographic Trends and Canada's Residential Real Estate Industry (March 28, 2004, Canadian Real Estate Association)
• Demographic Trends in the United States: What are the Implications for Corporate Real Estate? (March 19, 2004, Corenet Global, Atlanta Chapter)
• Acting Their Age: The Implications of Demographic Trends for Consumer Spending (March 4, 2004, Food and Consumer Products Manufacturers of Canada)
• Succession Planning for Everybody: Managing the Opportunities and Challenges of Your Aging and More Diverse Work Force (Feb. 23, 2004, Conference Board of Canada)
• Demographic Change in Alberta, Canada and the United States: What are the Implications for Tourism and Leisure? (Feb. 10, 2004, Alberta Growing Rural Tourism Conference)
• A Crystal Ball that Works: Understanding the Business Implications of Demographic Trends (Nov. 13, 2003, Allstream)
• Acting Their Age: The Implications of Demographic Trends for Consumer Spending (Nov. 12, 2003, Reader's Digest 20th Annual Marketing Seminar)

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