BB&C Management Services Inc.

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CBMU was founded in 1917 to represent the goals and interests of the Canadian marine insurance industry with particular emphasis on trade policy, legislation, loss prevention and ship building maintenance. The key functions of CBMU are to procure and exchange relevant information amongst the membership, facilitate the exchange of views and ideas on marine insurance and promote the interests of its membership. The key programs and services of CBMU include a code of standards, participation in international forums through IUMI, liaison with government departments and agencies and other industry and professional associations. Detailed work programs are undertaken by several standing committees and a regular newsletter is published.

AMANDA M. CURTIS, CAE , has been involved in association management since 1978 and is the founding principal of BB&C. She has experience in the establishment and restructuring of national and provincial associations, by-law preparation and incorporation, and works closely with elected officials to formulate policy, planning and financial objectives. She has been editor of association publications, produced promotional materials and organized trade shows and educational programs. Amanda is a member of the Canadian and American Societies of Association Executives. She has spoken at International Association of Association Management Companies' conferences and served as president in 2000-2001. Amanda remains the only non-U.S. leader to take on the presidency of this association.

MARINELLA NESSO, BA , is a graduate of Ryerson University where she studied Environmental Planning and Urban Geography. She has extensive experience in statistics, web and database management and marketing. Marinella currently serves as safety group coordinator for the staffing services industry in Ontario.

CACH is a registered charity founded in1991 to develop and strengthen an array of regional centres designed to meet the needs of adult congenital heart patients in Canada. The main purpose of CACH is to pool the knowledge and expertise of the congenital heart disease professionals in Canada and to create a community of individuals committed to their patients and to helping each other strengthen their skills and knowledge of the discipline. The main programs and services of CACH include the development of a national database, patient communication network, a newsletter and research projects.

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