The 2023 CAAR Conference and Tradeshow will be hosted at the Westin Edmonton in Alberta February 6 to 8, 2023. One of CAAR’s greatest membership advantages is bringing CAAR members together, and we will finally be able to gather together in person.
The 2023 CAAR Conference will provide members with the opportunity to network and discuss current issues.
We are looking forward to bringing together ag retailers, exhibitors and innovators from across the industry to network, learn (earn CEO credits), and prepare for the future. Mark February 6 to 8, 2023,on your calendar.
Stay informed on CAAR Conference announcements on caar.org, future issues of the CAAR Network, and Twitter (@CdnAgRetail).
We welcome your feedback! If you have any suggestions for speaker topics or general conference ideas, or if you are interested in joining the conference committee, please contact Mitch Rezansoff. Interested in sponsoring the conference? Contact Mitch as well at 204-989-9303.
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