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Who Should Exhibit:

EDUCATION AND TRAINING GROUPS
The Canada Career Week Fair is an opportunity for private and public education and training organizations to provide fair attendees with information on the programs and services they offer to support individual education and career paths.

INDUSTRY AND BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS
This is an opportunity for industry and business associations to provide fair attendees with information on the career opportunities within their industry sectors and economic region.

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MEDIUM TO LARGE BUSINESSES
Medium and large businesses are encouraged to attend to provide information on career opportunities and career development initiatives within their organization.

MUNICIPAL, PROVINCIAL AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS
The Canada Career Week Fair is an opportunity for municipal, provincial and federal government departments to showcase career opportunities and career development initiatives within their departments.

ORGANIZATIONS LOOKING FOR EMPLOYEES
The Canada Career Week Fair offers organizations an opportunity to connect with thousands of prospective employees.


How is the Canada Career Week Fair Promoted?

The Canada Career Week Fair is heavily promoted through a print, radio and television advertising campaign. In addition, posters, handbills and brochures are distributed to key attendee groups. Canada Career Week Fair receives over $100,000 in promotion spending.

ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN:
The Canada Career Week Fair advertising campaign consists of:

  • Edmonton Journal newspaper: seven to ten pre-fair ads run two weeks prior to the fair; one ad on each fair day, and an inclusion of a Canada Career Week Fair Supplement ($75,000 promotion spending)
  • Radio campaigns and remote ($9,000 promotional spending)
  • Other print ads spending amount from $1,200 to $5,000
  • 4,000 brochures
  • 35,000 handbills
  • 6,000 show guides
  • Information packages to over 500 Greater Edmonton Jr. and Sr. High Schools
  • Outdoor signage and website promotion
  • 510 LRT and Bus interior cards

PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS DISTRIBUTED TO THE FOLLOWING ATTENDEE TARGET MARKETS:
Promotional materials including posters, handbills and brochures are distributed to:

  • Edmonton and area high schools
  • Edmonton and area technical institutions, colleges and universities
  • Edmonton and area Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs
  • Apprenticeship and training organizations
  • Youth groups with career programming
  • Employment Insurance Offices
  • Youth Connections Offices
  • Disabled Albertan organizations and associations
  • Aboriginal organizations and associations
  • New Canadian organizations and associations


Exhibitor Registration Fee Options

Basic Exhibitor - Early Bird Price: $750.00 (plus $37.50 GST) if paid in full by September 11th, 2009.

Basic Exhibitor - Regular Price: $850.00 (plus $42.50 GST) after September 11th, 2009.

Basic Exhibitor - Non- Profit : $600.00. Limited quantity available. Must provide GST exempt number at time of registration.

  • One 10’ by 10’ booth space
  • 10’ by 10’ booth space carpeting (color at discretion of Fair Producer)
  • 8’ high back drape and 3’ high side drape (color of draping at discretion of Fair Producer)
  • One 8-foot skirted table and 2 chairs
  • One 800 watt electrical outlet with two plug-ins
  • Two opening day breakfast tickets
  • Listing in the Edmonton Journal’s The Canada Career Week Fair Supplement
  • Alphabetical listing in the Show Guide and 25-word organization profile.
  • Free Parking

Feature Exhibitor Promotional Plan - $2,200.00 (plus $110.00 GST).

  • One 10’ by 10’ booth space
  • One 10’ by 10’ booth space carpeting (color at discretion of Fair Producer)
  • 8’ high back drape and 3’ high side drape (color of draping at discretion of Fair Producer)
  • One 8-foot skirted table and 2 chairs
  • One 800 watt electrical outlet with two plug-ins
  • Four opening day breakfast tickets
  • 1/4 page black & white ad in Canada Career Week Fair Show Guide
  • Company name listed as a Feature Exhibitor in 7-10 pre-fair Edmonton Journal and 3 other print ads
  • Listing in the Edmonton Journal’s Canada Career Week Supplement
  • Alphabetical listing in the Show Guide and 25-word organization profile.
  • Free Parking