Keynote Speeches
In this presentation, Frank talks about the stability and strength of the Canadian housing and mortgage markets, as well as the current state of the national economy and what we can do to accelerate it to a higher orbit of economic activity.
In this presentation, Frank shares insights from his experience as the Canadian Ambassador to the United States from 2005-06 while giving his thoughts on where we stand now and what the future holds. He delves into the economic and trade relations between the two countries while comparing physical resources, healthcare, business environment along with various intangible factors.
This inspiring presentation, business speaker Frank McKenna focuses on the topic of hope and how it provides fuel to the system and gives great vitality to a community. He contrasts the negative focus of the mass media, with statistics comparing present day to other points in history, illustrating that mortality rates and crime rates are significantly down and life expectancy and standard of living is significantly up. At the same time, Frank tempers his message of hope with the fact that many people today are still struggling, marginalized by the society in which they live, and how we have more work to do in addressing these concerns.
Energy Sector
Frank has been an early advocate and vocal champion for a national pipeline network. He considers these essential infrastructure projects an extraordinary catalyst for economic growth. In his view, pan-Canadian project’s like this can help make a material difference in our lives and future generations. He argues that Canadians need to come together – all levels of government and interested stakeholders – to find the best way to unlock the full potential of our energy resources.
Frank has been an early advocate and vocal champion for a national pipeline network. He considers these essential infrastructure projects an extraordinary catalyst for economic growth. In his view, pan-Canadian project’s like this can help make a material difference in our lives and future generations. He argues that Canadians need to come together – all levels of government and interested stakeholders – to find the best way to unlock the full potential of our energy resources.
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