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| Issues
Drive, Solutions Sought! |
Conference
Steering Committee Members
Caro
Cook
Senior
Transportation Officer
International Monetary Fund
Sylvia Gray
Consultant
Western Management Consultants
José Guillette
Directrice
de l'administration & des
desplacements d'affaires
DMR Counseil, Inc.
Margaret Hansen
Director,
Corporate Travel
AT Kearney
Randy Mayer
Director,
Sales Strategy
Marriott International
Bob McGurk
Vice
President, Corporate Travel Services
Turner Broadcasting
Skip Thompson
Director,
National Sales
Continental Airlines
Christine Woronchak
Regional
Director of Sales
Rosenbluth International
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Conference
Chair
Mike
Mulvagh
Vice
President
Industry Affairs and Strategic Initiatives,
American Express
“This
conference is the opening round for travel industry recovery. As a
Canadian, I am well aware of the critical need to preserve all of
our travel resources and options.”
Officer
Liaison
Cheryl
Hutchinson
Senior
Principal
American Management Systems
“We’re
gathering in Montréal to take back tomorrow for the business travel
industry... To restore travel as an uninterrupted commercial venue
and a viable corporate asset.”
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| What
is ACTE? |
The
Association of Corporate Travel Executives
is an idea, a philosophy and a movement, representing the specialized
interests of 2,400 business travel management professionals from 34
countries. Founded in 1988 as an educational resource for corporations
seeking to contain rising travel costs, ACTE has grown into a major
international travel management industry forum. It is the proving
ground for new technology, the sounding board for advanced managerial
techniques and the final word in the most comprehensive travel policies
for some of the world’s most prestigious companies.
It’s where corporate consumers, travel service suppliers and consultants
find their common ground — and build on it. |
| What
is The Global Conference? |
The
Global Conference
in Montreal will be a torrent of expertise, channeled by renowned
speakers and moderators trained on the burning issues presently facing
the industry. It is where 1,100 travel management professionals will
trade success stories (and the secrets that go with them). This year's
theme "Issues Driven, Solutions Sought" will set the
tone. The issues to be analyzed are recovery, security, crisis management,
data protection and preserving global transportation systems. Our
solutions are geared for long-term resolution (eliminating recurrent
problems from the future). Twenty-two seminars will cover everything
from audits to CTDs, from being e-fulfilled to getting "e-farely"
treated, and from cross-border negotiations to contracts. |
| Who
should attend? |
You.
By the time you’ve read this brochure, something in your office will
have changed. Yesterday’s solutions are only half as effective today
and probably won’t work at all tomorrow. ACTE’s Global Conference
is designed to keep you ahead of the change curve. It provides an
advanced perspective for travel managers, procurement specialists,
purchasing agents, executives new to the travel management function,
consultants and any supplier of travel services or support systems.
ACTE Global Conferences are only one component of a global education/communications
endeavor, including a Web site, Global Business Journal (magazine),
ACTE Update (newsletter), Globalinks (e-mail advisories), plus regional
forums and other special presentations. |
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World-Class
Companies, Endless Opportunities
Hotel
rates available until 30 March 2002 HWorld-Class Companies, Endless
Opportunities The Association of Corporate Travel Executives is
proud to present this partial listing of companies already participating
in the ACTE Montréal Global Conference.
A.T.
Kearney, Inc.
Abbott Laboratories
ACCOR
Adam's Mark Hotels & Resorts
ADP Corp.
Airlines Reporting Corporation
AirPlus International
Alaska Airlines
All Nippon Airways
Amadeus Global Travel Distribution
America Online, Inc.
American Bar Association
American Express
American Management Systems
American Red Cross
American Standard Companies
ANA Hotels International
AT&T;
ATCO Group
ATOFINA
Automatic Data Processing (ADP)
Bank of America
Baxter
Bayer Inc.
Bechtel Corporation
Bennett BTI Nordic
Bertelsmann
BMC Software
Boehringer Ingelheim
Bombardier Inc.
Booz Allen & Hamilton
BostonCoach Corporation
BP |
BTI
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Canadian Medical Association
Canadian National Railway Company
Carlson Wagonlit Travel
Century Hyatt
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
Citicorp Diners Club
Concorde Hotels
Conde Nast Publications
Continental Airlines
Corporate Travel Management Group
Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB)
CSA Group
Dav El
Dell Computer Corporation
Deloitte & Touche
Delta Air Lines
Delta Hotels
Diners Club International
DMR Conseil Inc.
Eastman Kodak Company
Empire International Ltd.
e-Travel, Inc.
Europcar International
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts
First Card
Ford Motor Company
Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts
Galileo International
Gannett Co., Inc.
GetThere
Glaxosmithkline Biologicals |
Hertz
Corporation
Hilton Hotels Corporation
Hogg Robinson BTI
Honeywell International
Hyatt International
International Monetary Fund
ITW
Japan Airlines
JCPenney Co., Inc.
Jurys Doyle Hotel Group
KPMG LLP
Loews Hotels
Lufthansa German Airlines
MacDonald Dettwiler
Marriott International
McCann Erickson
Merck & Co., Inc.
MeriStar Hotels & Resorts Inc.
Millennium Hotels & Resorts
MITRE Corporation
National Car Rental
Navigant International
New Otani Hotels
Nextel
Nortel Networks
Northwest/KLM Airlines
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp.
NV Organon Oakwood Worldwide
Omni Hotels
Oracle Corporation
Pfizer
Preferred Hotels & Summit Hotels
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP |
Principal
Financial Group
Prudential
Qantas Airways Limited
Radisson Hotels & Resorts
Raffles International Hotels and Resorts
Rosenbluth International
Royal Bank of Canada
Runzheimer International
Sabre
Scandinavian Airlines
Shell International B.V.
Siemens
Six Continents Hotels
SRS-World Hotels
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc.
Texas Instruments Incorporated
The Bonnier Group
The Coca-Cola Company
The MITRE Corporation
TQ3 Travel Solutions
TransCanada PipeLines
Turner Broadcasting
U.S. Bank Canada
UnitedHealth Group
Valspar Corporation
Verizon Wireless
Visa International
Vivendi Universal
World Travel BTI
Wyndham International |
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ACTE
Thanks the following 2002 Montréal Conference Sponsors
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