Canadian Military Intelligence Association
Association Canadienne de Renseignement Militaire
CANIC 2014
THE CANADIAN MILITARY INTELLIGENCE ASSOCIATION (CMIA)
presents
THE SECOND ANNUAL
CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE CONFERENCE
(CANIC 2014)
AFTER OVER A DECADE OF WAR IN AFGHANISTAN,
HAS THE CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE ENTERPRISE LEARNED
ANYTHING USEFUL?
to be held on Friday, 17 October 2014
at the Delta Ottawa City Centre, Ballroom C
101 Lyon Street N., Ottawa, Ontario K1R 5T9
CANIC 2014is the premier unclassified, non-partisan intelligence
professional development event of the year for government and military
personnel, as well asacademics, industry representatives and other guests
with an interest in understanding and enhancing Canadian intelligence
practices.
After more than a decade of war in Afghanistan, has the Canadian
Intelligence Enterprise learned anything useful? Many Canadian intelligence
organizations supported Canada’s mission, at home, in Afghanistan and
elsewhere, but the international security environment continues to percolate
and change. Which, if any, of the intelligence lessons learned remain
relevant going forward? Is Canadian intelligence education keeping up with
the need to prepare our future intelligence leaders?
CANIC 2014 supports CMIA pillars of enhancing esprit de corps within
the intelligence function, contributing to the professional development of
intelligence practitioners and promoting informed, mature and disciplined
public discussion of Canadian intelligence issues. University students
engaged in security and intelligence studies, who represent the next
generation of Canadian intelligence practitioners, will find the symposium
valuable. Companies and corporations supporting the Canadian Intelligence
Enterprise will gain a wider view of Canadian intelligence activity.
To register for CANIC 2014, go to www.canic2014.eventbrite.ca
(accessed using the password “INTREPID”), or fill out the Registration Form
below and mail it, along with a cheque, to the address indicated at the
bottom of the form.Anconference agenda, which will be periodically
updated,is included below, after the registration form. Attendance is limited
to 250 seats, so take advantage of the discounted Early Bird registration
rate and sign up as soon as you can.
Canadian Military Intelligence Association
Association Canadienne de Renseignement Militaire
CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE CONFERENCE (CANIC 2014)
AFTER MORE THAN A DECADE OF WAR IN AFGHANISTAN, HAS THE CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE
ENTERPRISE LEARNED ANYTHING USEFUL?
Friday, 17 October 2014, Ballroom C, Delta Ottawa City Centre Hotel,
Ottawa, 101 Lyon Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1R 5T9
Telephone 613-237-3600
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Canadian Military Intelligence Association
Association Canadienne de Renseignement Militaire
THE SECOND ANNUAL CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE CONFERENCE (CANIC 2014)
FRIDAY, 17 OCTOBER 2014
08:00 – 20:00
BALLROOM C, DELTA OTTAWA CITY CENTRE HOTEL
101 LYON STREET N., OTTAWA ONTARIO K1R 5T9
Telephone 613-237-3600
AFTER A OVER A DECADE OF WAR IN AFGHANISTAN,
HAS THE CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE ENTERPRISE LEARNED ANYTHING USEFUL?
(As of 1 June 2014)
Time
7:30-8:00
8:00-8:10
Presentation
Registration
Welcome
Lieutenant-Colonel (Retired) Michel Beauvais
President CMIA
8:10-9:15
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
The Evolving International Security Environment and its Impact on
Canada
Stephen Rigby, National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister of
Canada
Introduced by: TBC
9:15-10:15
The Canadian Cyber-threat Environment
Major-General (Retired) John Adams
Former Associate Deputy Minister of National Defence and former
Chief, Communications Security Establishment Canada
Introduced by: Coffee Break sponsor
10:15-11:00
11:00-12:00
Coffee Break – sponsorship available
Canada’s Strategic Level Intelligence Capability
Speaker invited
Introduced by: Health Break sponsor
12:00-13:30
Working buffet lunch – open for sponsorship
Speaker invited
Introduced by: Lunch sponsor
Canadian Military Intelligence Association
13:30-14:30
Association Canadienne de Renseignement Militaire
Canada’s Operational Level Intelligence Capability
Speaker invited
Introduced by: Brigadier-General Glenn Nordick (Retired), Colonel
Commandant, Canadian Forces Intelligence Branch
14:30-15:30
PANEL ONE
Has the Canadian Intelligence Enterprise adequately embraced the
advanced education of its future leaders?
Moderator: Dr. Michael Hennessy, Dean, Continuing Studies, Royal
Military College of Canada
Michael Trump, Dean, School of Criminal Justice and Security, and
Office of International Affairs, Justice Institute of British Columbia
Other panelists invited
15:30-16:00
Health Break – open for sponsorship
16:00-17:00
PANEL TWO
Is it possible to have informed, meaningful and non-partisan public
discussion of Canadian intelligence issues?
Moderator: TBC
Panelists: Tom Quiggan, Member of the Terrorism and Security
Experts of Canada Network
Other panelists invited
17:00-17:15
17:30-20:00
Introduced by: Reception sponsor
CONFERENCE WRAP-UP
President CMIA
CANIC 2014 RECEPTION
BALLROOM C AND ADJACENT FOYER