2020 EFC e-VOLVE Industry Conference: Hotel Accommodations & B2B Bookings Now Available

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Feb 7, 2020

The 2020 EFC Industry Conference is shaping up to present ‘e-VOLVE’ – Moving the Electrical industry forward with the emerging changes in e-Commerce, Technology & Talent this May 26-28 in Banff, Alberta.

NAC Chairman, Pierre Legare, Executive Vice President, Leviton Lighting, shares with members what can be anticipated.

Hotel & Head Office Bookings are now open.

Book your stay at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel HERE

Reserve your Head Office meeting space HERE

EFC will also be offering open-concept spaces for smaller meetings in an Electro-Lounge shared room. Visit the Head Office link for details.

Full conference, golf and CEMRA night registration will be available the week of February 17th, 2020. Stay tuned for details. Questions? Contact Nathalie Lajoie at nlajoie@electrofed.com

Go HERE for a video on what atendees can expect from the event

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