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Mark your calendars for the next CEMA Speaker Series event on March 4, 2010.  The speaker is Ed Madronich, Chair of the Wine Council of Ontario, and President of Flat Rock Cellars in Jordan, a well-  

Ed Madronich, Chair of the Wine Council of Ontario and President of Flat Rock Cells, Jordan, Ontario

known winery in the Niagara Region. Given his love of the grape and wines, this promises to be a heady and fruitful session.  

Date:
Thursday, March 4, 2010

Time:
7:00 p.m. Sharp

Location:
Majestic Boardroom, OMNI Television, 545 Lake Shore Blvd. W
(Bathurst & Lake Shore)

Parking is available in the OMNI parking lot, off Lake Shore, east of Bathurst. Please press the white button at the parking gate to gain entrance

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Alok Mukherjee, Chair of the Police Services Board that oversees Canada’s largest police force, that of Metro Toronto, will address CEMA’s Speaker Series on February 4, 2010.  He will be talking, among other things, about the race relations within the force and what is being done vis-a-vis recruitment so that the police represent the city as a whole.

The event will be held at OMNI-TV’s boardroom at 545 Lakeshore Blvd. West at 6 p.m. More details will be posted on this site as the even draws near.

Alok Mukherjee

Most recently, he addressed the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, in a session entitled “Crisis in Canadian Policing.”  His topic was “Let’s Tackle the Mismatches.” To read his presentation on this, please CLICK HERE to access his blog, which also contains other interesting tidbits.

Here is a short bio of the Chair as provided by the Metro Toronto Police Services Board:

Alok Mukherjee has been Chair of the Toronto Police Services Board since September 2005.  He is the first South Asian to occupy this position.  As a Vice President of the Ontario Association of Police Boards and Secretary-Treasurer of the Canadian Association of Police Boards, Dr. Mukherjee is actively involved in efforts to promote community-based policing under civilian oversight provincially and nationally.  He is frequently called upon to speak on policing issues to a variety of audiences. He brings a unique perspective to law enforcement issues from his experiences in a highly multicultural and multiracial environment. Read the rest of this entry »