Make Your Voice Heard
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce remains focused on understanding and addressing the key business and economic issues facing Ontario as we emerge from a very significant recession that has impacted Ontario industries and families. In order to best understand these issues, we have once again commissioned Leger Marketing - the country’s largest Canadian-owned research firm - to conduct a brief survey among key opinion leaders in Ontario.
This is your invitation to participate in the online survey. Survey questions are directly related to themes that will be discussed at the 6th Annual Ontario Economic Summit, scheduled for November 2-4, 2009 at Niagara-on-the-Lake.
All individual responses to the survey will be kept strictly anonymous and confidential. To ensure your views are included as part of the results, please take a few moments to complete the survey before August 20th. Please follow the link below to begin the survey, or copy and paste it into your Internet browser:
http://www.legerweb.com/oes2009survey
We will share the findings of this important study with you, so you can see what other leaders are saying about the Ontario economy at this time.
As a key initiative of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, the Ontario Economic Summit brings together senior leaders from business, labour, academia and government to take collective responsibility for identifying opportunities to increase the economic prosperity of Ontario. Participation is limited to 200 invited leaders from across Ontario.
To learn more about the 2008 Ontario Economic Summit program and to confirm your participation, please visit our program website at www.occ-oes.com or contact us at tel. (416) 482-5222 ext. 237
Those planning to participate but not yet registered are encouraged to do so promptly as we once again expect capacity attendance at the OES.
Thank you again for taking a few minutes out of your day to provide your valuable input. I look forward to your participation with us at the 6th Annual Ontario Economic Summit.
Sincerely,
Len Crispino
President and CEO
Ontario Chamber of Commerce