On December 4-6, 2013, Canada’s Largest Building and Construction Show, Construct Canada descends again on the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Celebrating its 25 year, Construct Canada offers more than 1050 exhibits, 200 enlightening seminars from 450 speakers for 25,000 attendees. Both Martha and I will be there to attend several seminars as well as to meet and discuss industry technology with some of the best in the industry.

In particular, we’ll be there discussing Get Pros Online, Reputation Management and Local SEO. Hunch Manifest, the company behind GetProsOnline, is also going to be there discussing the many uses of the Reasoning Home API (RHome API). The API is platform with many great use cases, especially in eCommerce and big data within the Home and Construction Industries. So if you see us there, say hello!

The conference has plenty of recent developments in products, technologies, best practices and applications for the design, construction, operation, retrofit, and renovation of all types of buildings. Construct Canada will be held concurrently with the following groups:

Conference Vitals

What

2013 Construct Canada

When

Wednesday, December 4th beginning at 8:00 a.m. until December 6th at 1:00 p.m.

Where

Metro Toronto Convention Centre

222 Bremner Blvd
Toronto, ON
M5V 2T6

Cost

Attend for $0 to visit the exhibitors.
Conference seminars cost up to $70 each with seminars across many construction topics.
Mark van Berkel
http://hunch.wpengine.com
Mark van Berkel is Founder and President of Hunch Manifest Inc. While managing business operations he also leads the team in designing semantic technology to provide personalized online presence and reputation management services. Prior to forming the company, he was consultant in enterprise software projects to companies including Panasonic, Shell, and General Electric and was an Architect for a world leading human capital management software-as-a-service. Mark holds a Bachelor of Information Systems from StFX University and did his graduate studies at University of Toronto, getting a MEng Industrial Information Engineering and an MBA, Strategy and Innovation from the Rotman School of Management. In 2006 he published a 170 page report as a researcher at the Semantic Technologies Lab at the University of Toronto and built a semantic technology prototype for SAP Research Labs. Connect with Mark on LinkedIn or Twitter. Mark is also certified in Google Analytics.
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