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Bringing the Calgary Region to Atlanta to Expand Transportation and Logistics

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2012-11-27_Bringing_the_Calgary_Region_to_Atlanta_to_Expand_Transportation_and_Logistics.pdf (74.07 KB)

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2012-11-27

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Calgary Regional Partnership

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The Calgary Regional Partnership partnered with Calgary Economic Development and made the trip down to Atlanta this past October for the Council of Supply Chain Management Professional (CSCMP) Conference in order to represent the Calgary Region and what it has to offer in the transportation and logistics sector.

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Municipal Planning

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Calgary Regional Partnership (2012, November 27). Bringing the Calgary Region to Atlanta to Expand Transportation and Logistics [Blog post].

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/106844

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