June 21: Canadian Anti-Counterfeiting Network to Meet in Toronto

Anti-Counterfeiting Network

Apr 14, 2019

The Canadian Anti-Counterfeiting Network (CACN) invites you to attend the Spring 2019 MEET (Mitigate, Educate, Enforce & Train) Tour in Toronto, Ontario. This training and networking series educates customs, law enforcement agencies, government agencies and public prosecutors on identifying counterfeiting, fraud and copyright crimes.
The event is designed for trademark and copyright holders, front-line customs personnel, health and safety and regulatory bodies, law enforcement personnel, IP-related service providers, law and investigative firms.

Special event pricing is available for CACN members. Non-members are also invited to attend.

The program includes a mini tradeshow component. Showcase your brand and the efforts your organization is taking to combat IP crime.

For more information, visit www.cacn.ca or contact secretariat@cacn.ca

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