Date: Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Time: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Cost: $599
Instructor: Daniel Bornstein, Partner, McCarthy TeTrault

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Description:
A one-day dynamic workshop presented by C3 Alliance in partnership with Dan Bornstein, Partner, McCarthy Tétrault that focuses on benefit sharing agreement (BSA) negotiations for Indigenous communities and resource companies. The session includes information on how to negotiate a basic framework of a Benefits Sharing Agreement and best practices in negotiation strategies. Specifically, the workshop provides information about resource sector benefit sharing agreements explaining why they are needed, key components of an effective agreement, strategies for agreement development, and key teachings on agreement implementation. 

Key outcomes for participants include:

• Obtaining information on the status of Benefit Sharing Agreements between First Nations, companies, and government across the province;
• Examining the strategies and foundations of Benefit Sharing Agreements;
• Reviewing the contents of typical agreements and how to make them work for the community;
• Understanding the strategies and requirements of the community in implementing Benefit Sharing Agreements; and
• Discussing the opportunities presented by negotiation and implementation of these agreements.

Participant engagement in these workshops will be encouraged via lively discussions and active question periods. 

Date: Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Cost: $299
Instructor: Alyson-Gourley-Cramer, MA, APR

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About the Instructor:
Alyson Gourley-Cramer is an award-winning public relations professional with 20 years of experience in crisis communications and issues management. As the Principal & Founder of Monogram Communications, she has led numerous successful campaigns across corporate, sport, industry, and post-secondary education sectors. Alyson's work has garnered multiple national and international awards, including CPRS, IABC, and CASE VIII recognition. She holds a Master's degree in Public Relations and is among the 10% of PR professionals in Canada with national accreditation. 

Alyson's expertise spans interest-holder, government and media relations, and major engagement projects. Her hands-on experience in diverse workplace environments and her background as a certified teacher make her an engaging and effective speaker and trainer. Alyson's direct approach and ability to draw from real-world examples have made her a sought-after presenter at industry events and a valuable resource for organizations seeking to enhance their crisis communication strategies.