Advance your business, technology, and impact in Canada and around the world. Joining an international trade mission with NanoCanada means you can focus on maximizing the value of your experience while we minimize costs and administrative burden for you.
We hit the target from start to finish by organizing itineraries, translating materials for international audiences, coordinating pavilions, and helping you build relationships before, during, and after the event.
NanoCanada secures event space and dates
We leverage our extensive network at home and abroad to coordinate opportunities for members to meet, exhibit, present, or pitch
Planning begins between NanoCanada, the Canadian Trade Commissioners, provincial offices, and other partners
NanoCanada finalizes the technology showcase, exhibits, and venues
NanoCanada members get the first chance to reserve space for the trade mission
Broad recruitment begins for the trade mission, with NanoCanada members receiving a registration discount
NanoCanada starts making introductions and matches between members and other contacts
Discussion of market priorities and objectives begins
NanoCanada sends flight, hotel, and other logistical information to trade mission participants
The event profile book is developed, translated as needed, and shared with participants and market partners to facilitate targeted matchmaking
NanoCanada finalizes the program itinerary and pavilion build details
NanoCanada holds a pre-departure meeting with participants to:
– Provide an overview of the market
– Discuss cultural considerations
– Share plans
– Introduce the delegation
NanoCanada secures event space and dates
We leverage our extensive network at home and abroad to coordinate opportunities for members to meet, exhibit, present, or pitch
Planning begins between NanoCanada, the Canadian Trade Commissioners, provincial offices, and other partners
NanoCanada finalizes the technology showcase, exhibits, and venues
NanoCanada members get the first chance to reserve space for the trade mission
Broad recruitment begins for the trade mission, with NanoCanada members receiving a registration discount
NanoCanada starts making introductions and matches between members and other contacts
Discussion of market priorities and objectives begins
NanoCanada sends flight, hotel, and other logistical information to trade mission participants
The event profile book is developed, translated as needed, and shared with participants and market partners to facilitate targeted matchmaking
NanoCanada finalizes the program itinerary and pavilion build details
NanoCanada holds a pre-departure meeting with participants to:
– Provide an overview of the market
– Discuss cultural considerations
– Share plans
– Introduce the delegation
From start to finish, NanoCanada will be there to:
Host the Canadian pavilion and provide translators, meeting space (as available), and delegate support
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Support and coordinate available site visits, including any opportunities to present to companies such as LG Electronics, FujiFilm Open Innovation Hub, Dai Nippon Printing, as well as government and academic institutions
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Facilitate access to targeted business matching meetings
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Promote your and other participating organizations on social media during the event
Make the most of your journey and explore more than one market. NanoCanada missions often include an optional add-on mission near the same region so you can build and strengthen even more relationships.
After the trade mission, NanoCanada collects data from the event and input from participants to track results. We use the insights you and others share to enhance each new trade mission experience and activity.
NanoCanada works closely with the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service and provincial offices to connect with our international partners, listed here.
After the trade mission, NanoCanada collects data from the event and input from participants to track results. We use the insights you and others share to enhance each new trade mission experience and activity.
NanoCanada works closely with the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service and provincial offices to connect with our international partners, listed here.