Total Finance Media Kit 2017

Engaging Canada’s Financial Executives

by Taking Your Message to the Key Executives in Finance Treasury Operations

CFO

Capital & Investment Payments & eCommerce

Lease & Finance

Credit & Collections

Back Office & Technology

AR/AP/Billing

Customer Service

Marketing and Reaching Those Executives in any Channel.

Digital / Research / Email / Live Event / Social Media / Print & Custom Content

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2017 Media Kit

Lloydmedia Inc

Reach Top-Level Financial Executives Tap into the ecosystem at the points that drive your campaigns. Choose markets that engage your best prospects. Select the channels that address your strategy and tactics.

Our magazines are must-reads for key executives in core corporate competencies.

Create a strong financial structure and healthy economic ecosystem to ensure capital and cash flow keep their engines running?

Determine who their customers should be, how they can reach them most effectively, and how they can turn datadriven marketing into profitable sales?

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Build efficient and effective financial systems to enhance payments and billings between their companies and their customers and vendors?

Convert all the data and information they collect from every contact point into tangible benefits that increase revenue and reduce costs?

Equip their companies with the tools, technology, systems and hardware needed to manage their operations, to create new services or products, and deliver them to their market?

Manage their customers with smoothly functioning support departments that are properly staffed and equipped to solve problems, foster loyalty and retain customers?

Make any or every step in that chain better, faster, cheaper, and more profitable?

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Best Practices for Fighting Credit Card Theft & Fraud

Here Comes the Year of e-Everything

2017 Media Kit - Financial Services Group

Talk to Your Target Market.

The readers of Payments Business are senior executives and primary influencers who manage, operate, execute, and fulfill all forms of payments and financial transactions across all platforms and channels. Our unique readers also make the major decisions in ecommerce, payments processing, card issuance and printing, statement creation, printing & mailing, order processing, transaction customer service and more.

Audience Our readers include executives from national retail chains and independents, merchants, online sellers, banks, credit unions, third-party financial services, and major companies in entertainment, travel, restaurant services—every significant retail category.

Our readers make company-wide decisions about activities crucial to the ongoing financial viability of Canadian companies and their daily cash flow.

Content Our writers include major Industry Experts who analyze and report on: • impact of new technologies • growth of mobile payments • emerging payment players • traditional payment architectures • POS trends and technology • evolution of loyalty cards • top consumer trends • characteristics of Canadian market • future of debit cards & programs • chip migration • ACH systems

Context We help the readers understand, evaluate and make better decisions about strategy, tactics and technology related to the payments process: • impact of chip-based cards, online processing, digital transactions • growth of mobile payment acceptance and usage • emerging payment players and their impact on traditional payment • architectures • EBPP (Electronic Bill Presentment & Payment) • implementation and application of loyalty cards • top consumer trends and unique characteristics of the Canadian market • future of debit cards and debit programs • risk management and security • customer ID and security systems • card formats and systems • and much more

Visit us at www.paymentsbusiness.ca | tel: 905-201-6600

Editorial contact Sarah O'Connor Managing Editor 905-201-6600 x227 sarah@paymentsbusiness.ca

payments Business magazine Payments Business magazine is a Canadian bimonthly B2B publication that reaches more than 13,000 readers across Canada. As the nation’s leading magazine for merchants, financial executives and payments industry decision makers, Payments Business (PB) delivers news, insights, features, commentary, developments, trends and technology updates which help our readers make better and more informed decisions about their transactions, cards and EBPP (electronic billing presentment & payment) strategies.

PB provides essential reading for everyone in, and related to the Canadian Payments Industrymerchants, retailers, credit unions, financial institutions, direct sellers, online retailers, and more.

Payments Business helps the readers understand, evaluate and make better decisions about strategy, tactics, and technology related to their business:

Editorial contact Sarah O'Connor Managing Editor 905-201-6600 x227 sarah@paymentsbusiness.ca

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2017 Editorial Schedule Month

Key theme

Vendor Roundtable

Market Report

Hardware Report

Pay Channel Report

January-February

Industry disruptors

Alternative e-payment Restaurants solutions & foodservice

ATMs & ABMs

Cash & cheques

March-April

International payments

Issuers

Events & entertainment

POS & mPOS

Cards

May-June

Data analytics

Payment processors

Travel, transportation & hospitality

Smartphones

Mobile

July-August

Security, fraud & privacy

Printers

Online retail

Wearables

Wire & EFT

September-October

The mobile wallet

Loyalty & points programs

FinTech

Cash & cheque handling equipment

Alternative currency

November-December

2018 payments forecast

Acquirers

B2B

EMV card technology

Points & rewards

Visit us at www.paymentsbusiness.ca | tel: 905-201-6600

2015 Media Kit - Financial Services Group Payments Business qualifies each of its readers by asking them a series of questions about what kind of company they work for, what position they hold at their employer, which products and services they hold authority over for both evaluating and engaging vendors to help deliver them, and what kinds of markets their company serves.

WHO READS PAYMENTS BUSINESS We reach a range of senior executives who manage, operate, execute and fulfill all forms of payments and transactions across all platform and channels, from cash to bitcoin, EFT to VLFT, points to debit, credit card to gift card, cheque to peer-to-peer and more. (Results include both Primary and Secondary responsibilities)

Senior Finance & Corporate Executive

What Markets they serve

Consumer marketer

64.3%

PCT

President/CEO

18.6%

CFO

5.7%

VP Finance

2.1%

Treasurer

3.6%

Financial Manager

6.4%

Payments & Transactions

PCT

Senior Payments Management

38.6%

Ecommerce Executive

12.1%

VP Cards

8.6%

Loyalty & Points Programs

7.1%

Merchant Services

19.3%

Other Transactions Management

37.9%

Back Office & Support Executive

PCT

Credit Manager

2.1%

Billings

3.6%

Customer Service

10.7%

Purchasing Management

4.3%

Operations Management

17.9%

Technology Executive

PCT

CIO

10.7%

Tech Support

10.0%

B2b MARKETER

35.7% where they market their services

CANADA only

45.1%

Visit us at www.paymentsbusiness.ca | tel: 905-201-6600

Plus USA

26.5%

payments Business magazine WHICH PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THEY BUY

Billing, Credit, Internal

PCT

EBPP

5.7%

Our readers make the major decisions about ecommerce, payment processing options, statement processing, order capture, mobile systems, and all the leading payment systems which business needs to keep on top of their customer expectations. (Multiple answers are allowed)

Online Billing Services

13.8%

High Volume Billing Service

2.4%

Collections

4.0%

Credit Reporting

4.0%

Payment Processes

PCT

Fraud Prevention

20.2%

Payment Processing

59.1%

Money Transfer Services

13.8%

Mobile Payments

42.1%

Third Party Payments

23.5%

Web Apps

17.8%

Other

10.5%

Cards & Points

PCT

Debit Cards

30.0%

Card Enhancement

20.2%

Card Manufacturing

13.8%

Gift/Loyalty Cards

34.8%

Cheques

PCT

Cheque Clearing Services

11.3%

Cheque Printing

6.5%

Ecommerce Infrastructure

PCT

CRM

14.6%

Bank Deposit

13.0%

Data Security

11.3%

Ecommerce Systems

18.6%

Online Auctions

3.2%

Expense Management

5.7%

Retail Technology

PCT

ATMs, Kiosks, Terminals

19.4%

POS Systems

44.5%

Credit Card Processing

36.4%

Loyalty Programs

19.4%

Human Capital

PCT

Association Membership

9.7%

Staffing

17.0%

company size Sales Volume plus INTERNATIONALLY

28.4%

PCT

Over 250 M

42.9%

11 M to 249 M

19.3%

Under 11 M

40.7%

4 The Only Magazine Merchants Read 4 Qualified Readers With Buying Authority Visit us at www.paymentsbusiness.ca | tel: 905-201-6600

2017 Media Kit - Financial Services Group

advertising Sizes

Advertising rates and Material requirements

Double Page Maximum visual impact, strong reader involvement.

16.75” x 10.875” + 0.125” bleed

1/2 Horizontal Room for strong copy and graphics, high energy impact.

7.25” x 4.75”

1/2 Vertical Room for strong copy and graphics, high energy impact.

3.625” x 9.5”

Full Page Maximum visual impact, strong reader involvement.

8.375” x 10.875” + 0.125” bleed

2/3 Vertical Guaranteed editorial surround, excellent exposure.

4.75” x 9.5”

1/2 Island Dominates the page, less competition for attention.

4.75” x 7.25”

1/3 Square Room for strong copy and graphics, high energy impact.

4.75” x 4.75”

1/3 Horizontal Flexible positioning, high value, gets noticed.

7.25” x 3.165”

1/3 Vertical Flexible positioning, high value, gets noticed.

2.3” x 9.5”

To advertise call: Mark Henry Publisher/Corporate Sales 905-201-6600 x223 mark@paymentsbusiness.ca

advertising Rates Rates (All rates include CMYK Colour) Material: press-optimize composite CMYK PDF, to size

Ad Size 1/4 Square Guaranteed editorial proximity, high value.

3.625” x 4.75”

1/4 Horizontal Excellent value, repetition potential, practical.

7.25” x 2.375”

1/4 Vertical Excellent value, repetition potential, practical.

2.3” x 7.5”

Material Requirements Provide a High-resolution press optimized, CMYK only PDF. Please ensure all fonts are embedded or converted to outlines. Other acceptable formats : EPS, PDF, TIF or JPEG. Please ensure all images are a minimum of 300dpi at full size and are CMYK. Size changes, re-setting, re-formating and/or corrections will be charged to the advertiser.

Full Page Bleed: please add 0.125” on all sides to trim specs.

Full Page Type Safety: please inset all type 0.5” from trim specs.

Vendor Classified Year-long exposure, maximum value.

3.5” x 1”

1X

3X

6X

Double Page

$6,200

$5,800

$5,400

Full

$4,450

$4,050

$3,650

2/3

$3,450

$3,050

$2,650

1/2

$2,995

$2,595

$2,195

1/3

$2,750

$2,350

$1,950

1/4

$2,200

$1,800

$1,400

Vendor Classifieds Min. 6 issues 1 Unit - 3.5” x 1.0”

$199

Covers Call for details

inserts (Supplied) ONE SHEET (2-sided) $2,995/issue (max. 8.5” x 10”) For larger inserts, please call for pricing. SAMPLE SUBJECT TO APPROVAL

Visit us at www.paymentsbusiness.ca | tel: 905-201-6600

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Service DIRECTORY ADVERTISING Reserve a full year of advertising—that’s 6 consecutive issues—at an unbeatable rate and you’ll not only give your company great exposure to your best prospects.

The Key Details

The Service Directory section appears in each issue of Payments Business magazine.

Your ad will be placed in the category of your choice… matching you with information-hungry direct marketers who source new suppliers for their campaigns.

Options

Each 3.5” x 1” ad runs across two columns of space. You may change your ad material at any time at no charge.

Rates

As low as $199 per issue!!!! Don’t miss out on the best investment you can make to ensure maximum value, maximum exposure and maximum timing.

Visit us at www.paymentsbusiness.ca | tel: 905-201-6600

2017 Media Kit - Financial Services Group

Canada’s Corporate Finance Magazine Canadian Treasurer delivers a high-quality editorial package to an audience which comprise key financial executives from private companies, federal, provincial and municipal governments, large non-profits, as well as the banks, financial institutions, credit card companies, and outsource vendors who service and advise organizations.

More than 6,000 senior financial executives are responsible for the finance function are closely reading features, news and special reports on vital areas such as risk management, capital expenditures, credit, billing systems, financial reporting, pensions, and more. The total universe of Canadian decision makers responsible for supporting and fulfilling all treasury functions, from the top of the command chain to the core of the supporting departments and divisions.

Our expert editors, writers and industry insiders explore these topics and more in 2014 • Capital Expenditures • Financial Reporting • Billing systems • Risk Management • Cash Management • And much more

News

The only dedicated industry related news section, covering the latest issues & stories, new products and industry info

Cover story

The hottest and most pertinent topics covered in-depth with input & commentary from industry professionals and executives in the know

Industry watch

A look at the industry and what it is doing, around the globe

Associations file

A section designed to allow communication from associations on future strategies, challenges and initiatives

Editorial contact Steve Lloyd President 905-201-6600 x225

steve@canadiantreasurer.com

Canadian Treasurer magazine

Companies are increasingly seeking additional outside services to augment their internal operations for crucial functions such as risk management and credit management, to drive initiatives that leverage financial equity, facilitate corporate acquisitions, improve cash flow, borrow funds, issue bonds, make capital investments, and more.

Canadian Treasurer readers face a growing challenge to the successful management of their financial position and their capital investments to serve the diverse needs of their operations. Our expert editors, writers and industry insiders will explore these topics and more in 2014.

Editorial contact Steve Lloyd President 905-201-6600 x225

steve@canadiantreasurer.com

Readership/Circulation Total National Distribution 6,000

Bonus distribution

British Columbia Alberta Prairies Ontario Quebec Atlantic Provinces

• • • • •

595 326 131 4,640 404 102

AFP Canada Events TMAC Chapter Events FEI Canada Conference Treasurers Forum Canada Credit Scoring & Risk Strategy Council • CUMA Conference • Credit Association of Greater Toronto

• Telecommunications Risk Management Association • Canadian Bankers Association • Canadian Payments Association • Retail Council of Canada

2017 editorial Schedule Issue Number

Issue Focus

Insight

Q1 Spring

Planning, Budgeting, and Forecasting

With today's networked economy, planning, budgeting, and forecasting are challenged with an increasing need to integrate. This issue looks at best practices, applications, processes and trends for streamlining and optimizing those cycles.

Q2 Summer

GROWTH, TRANSITION, AND MONETIZING THE BUSINESS PLAN

Good investor and stakeholder relationships are the key to a sustainable enterprise. We look at the various aspects of stakeholder relations and discuss best practices for effective stakeholder management.

Q3 fall

TOTAL FINANCE: A WHOLISTIC APPROACH

Today, the role of finance has a wholistic perspective. We look at the all-encompassing and overarching role of the CFO and finance and its impact on corporate strategy.

Q4 Winter

Managing and Mitigating Enterprise Risk

A look at identifying and evaluating risk (financial, operational, reporting, compliance, governance, strategic, reputational, etc.), priortizing and managing exposure, and the processes for managing it.

Plus…

Each issue includes Regular Editorial Columns which look at credit management…leasing & finance…bank relationships…vertical market insights… technological developments…major news stories…events and more.

Visit us at www.canadiantreasurer.com | tel: 905-201-6600

2017 Media Kit - Financial Services Group

advertising Sizes Advertising rates and Material requirements

Double Page Maximum visual impact, strong reader involvement.

16.75” x 10.875” + 0.125” bleed

1/2 Horizontal Room for strong copy and graphics, high energy impact.

7.25” x 4.75”

1/2 Vertical Room for strong copy and graphics, high energy impact.

3.625” x 9.5”

Full Page Maximum visual impact, strong reader involvement.

8.375” x 10.875” + 0.125” bleed

2/3 Vertical Guaranteed editorial surround, excellent exposure.

4.75” x 9.5”

1/2 Island Dominates the page, less competition for attention.

4.75” x 7.25”

1/3 Square Room for strong copy and graphics, high energy impact.

4.75” x 4.75”

1/3 Horizontal Flexible positioning, high value, gets noticed.

7.25” x 3.165”

1/3 Vertical Flexible positioning, high value, gets noticed.

2.3” x 9.5”

To advertise call: Mark Henry Publisher/Corporate Sales 905-201-6600 x223 mark@canadiantreasurer.com

advertising Rates Rates (All rates include CMYK Colour) Material: press-optimize composite CMYK PDF, to size

Ad Size 1/4 Square Guaranteed editorial proximity, high value.

3.625” x 4.75”

1/4 Horizontal Excellent value, repetition potential, practical.

7.25” x 2.375”

1/4 Vertical Excellent value, repetition potential, practical.

2.3” x 7.5”

Material Requirements Provide a High-resolution press optimized, CMYK only PDF. Please ensure all fonts are embedded or converted to outlines. Other acceptable formats : EPS, PDF, TIF or JPEG. Please ensure all images are a minimum of 300dpi at full size and are CMYK. Size changes, re-setting, re-formating and/or corrections will be charged to the advertiser.

Full Page Bleed: please add 0.125” on all sides to trim specs.

Full Page Type Safety: please inset all type 0.5” from trim specs.

Vendor Classified Year-long exposure, maximum value.

3.5” x 1” / 2” / 3”

1X

4X

Double Page

$6,200

$5,800

Full

$4,450

$4,050

2/3

$3,450

$3,050

1/2

$2,995

$2,595

1/3

$2,750

$2,350

1/4

$2,200

$1,800

Vendor Classifieds Min. 6 issues 1 Unit - 3.5” x 1.0”

$199

Covers Call for details

inserts (Supplied) ONE SHEET (2-sided) $2,995/issue (max. 8.5” x 10”) For larger inserts, please call for pricing. SAMPLE SUBJECT TO APPROVAL

Visit us at www.canadiantreasurer.com | tel: 905-201-6600

Canadian Treasurer magazine

Advertising rates and Material requirements To advertise call: Mark Henry Publisher/Corporate Sales 905-201-6600 x223 mark@canadiantreasurer.com

Vendor Classified ADVERTISING Reserve a full year of advertising—that’s 4 consecutive issues—at an unbeatable rate and you’ll not only give your company great exposure to your best prospects.

The Key Details

The Vendor Classified section appears in each issue of Canadian Treasurer magazine. Your ad will be placed in the category of your choice… matching you with information-hungry direct marketers who source new suppliers for their campaigns.

Options

Three sizes—1” deep, 2” deep or 3” deep. Each runs across two columns of space. You may change your ad material at any time at no charge.

Rates

As low as $199 per issue!!!! Don’t miss out on the best investment you can make to ensure maximum value, maximum exposure and maximum timing.

Visit us at www.canadiantreasurer.com | tel: 905-201-6600

2017 Media Kit - Financial Services Group

An engaged, top-level executive audience Canadian Equipment Finance has two primary readership segments, each representing a wide range of individual executives and companies.

1. Lessees & Owners

A key benefit of advertising in the magazine is that we provide expanded editorial channels to reach Canadian C-Level executives who are responsible for their firm’s leasing and equipment financing.

The magazine is read by CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, VP Purchasing, VP Finance, VP Operations and other senior leasing and equipment management at a wide range of highly target companies in key industries: • • • • • • • • • • •

Manufacturing Construction Transportation Healthcare Utilities Agriculture Mining Oil & Gas Information Technology Natural Resources Public Administration

These executives are highly engaged in the evaluation, selection, management, servicing and administration of all of their firm’s equipment needs, and are entrusted with ensuring their company’s equipment is advantageously financed, insured, tracked and monitored.

Our lessee readers are senior and operational management identified and qualified by responsibility and title at corporations within traditional sectors and at organizations with more than 500 total employees or more than 500 employees in any individual division.

Each reader had been identified based on requests, extensive research and strict qualification guidelines. Each copy of the magazine is mailed directly to that qualified and engaged reader.

2. Lessors & Lenders

These include all members of the Canadian Finance & Leasing Association and delegates to their annual conference, along with other similar executives who have requested the magazine, who match our target reader profile, including both individuals and companies.

Our readership includes the core of Canada’s financing and leasing providers, including second-tier lenders, banks, credit unions, captives and independent financers, in addition to key vendors of software and other services to the leasing market.

The magazine is fully vested in serving the editorial and marketing needs of these readers, and recognizes their goals. We reach senior executives at all member companies, conference delegates and affiliate companies.

Editorial contact Steve Lloyd Publisher and Editor-in-Chief 905-201-6600 x225

steve@canadianequipmentfinance.com

Canadian Equipment Finance magazine Editorial with impact, Canadian Equipment Finance magazine serves more than 7,000 individual executive readers, who are responsible for upwards of $102 billion in equipment financing across the entire Canadian industrial and commercial asset-backed marketplace.

Our readers learn the most important developments affecting the industry. They get insights directly from the people who are making things happen.

Our readers gain ideas from authoritative contributions by leaders who know what’s affecting the market. Our readers look to Canadian Equipment Finance for insights about all of the trends and tactics affecting capital needs.

Editorial contact Steve Lloyd Publisher and Editor-in-Chief 905-201-6600 x225

steve@canadianequipmentfinance.com

Readership/Circulation Total Distribution

7,029

Readership

Ontario British Columbia Alberta Prairies Manitoba Quebec Maritimes USA & Int’l

4,452 642 368 146 103 510 75 733

• Manufacturing and mining machinery and equipment • Vessels and containers • Construction and off-road equipment • Medical technology and equipment • Commercial and corporate aircraft

• Rail cars and rolling stock • Trucks and transportation equipment • Business, retail and office equipment • IT equipment and software • Aircraft and servicing equipment • Office equipment • and more

2017 editorial Schedule Month

Issue Focus

Insight

January-february

Industry report

Kick off the year with our Industry Report, which provides insights on the state of the leasing and financing market in Canada and across North America. We feature contributions from industry and association leaders who provide exclusive, personal viewpoints that our readers will use to shape their planning and strategy for 2015 and beyond.

march-April

Lending report

The Lending Report is where our readers will get the word on the availability of capital from each of the significant sectors which provide funding—leasing companies, bank subsidiaries, credit unions, captives, third party and independent lenders.

May-june

Technology Report

There’s two ways that our Technology Report helps our readers manage their key software, systems and hardware decisions. We look at a range of key IT developments which companies are managing while taking the plunge to upgrade, enhance and expand their IT operations. Readers will read exclusive articles that show the way to best practices in cloud computing, analytics, and more.

July-August

Services report

This issue is our Services Report, which looks at Remarketing, Aftermarket, Appraisals and Auctions.

Readers will learn what they need to know to take full advantage of the offerings and opportunities in these key services. We feature contributions from the leaders of each area to provide advice on strategy, tactics and processes.

Septemberoctober

Legal Report

Our Legal Report, which provides an extensive report on the legislation, statutes, law and ongoing government changes in Canada and across North America. We feature contributions from a wide range of legal experts who provide exclusive, fully vetted opinions that our readers will use to shape their deals, contracts, agreements and structure for 2015 and beyond.

Novemberdecember

Market Report

With a new year on the horizon, our Market Report includes our convention issue and detailed industry forecasts. The issue focuses on hard decisions affecting our readers’ ability to fund their projects. Also features a series of industry leader interviews in a one-on-one format..

Plus…

Each issue includes Regular Editorial Columns which look at funding sources…business management…real world case studies…vertical market insights…technological developments…major news stories…events and more.

Visit us at www.canadianequipmentfinance.com | tel: 905-201-6600

2017 Media Kit - Financial Services Group

advertising Sizes Advertising rates and Material requirements To advertise call: Mark Henry Corporate Sales Manager 905-201-6600 x223

mark@canadianequipmentfinance.com

Full Page Maximum visual impact, strong reader involvement.

8.375” x 10.875” + 0.125” bleed

1/2 Island Dominates the page, less competition for attention.

4.75” x 7.25”

1/2 Horizontal Room for strong copy and graphics, high energy impact.

7.25” x 4.75”

1/2 Vertical Room for strong copy and graphics, high energy impact.

3.625” x 9.5”

1/4 Square Guaranteed editorial proximity, high value.

3.625” x 4.75”

1/4 Horizontal Excellent value, repetition potential, practical.

7.25” x 2.375”

1/4 Vertical Excellent value, repetition potential, practical.

2.3” x 7.5”

Vendor Classified Year-long exposure, maximum value.

3.5” x 1.5”

advertising Rates Rates (All rates include CMYK Colour) Material: press-optimize composite CMYK PDF, to size

Ad Size Double Page

1X

Covers Call for details

Call for details

Full

$2,895

1/2

$1,495

1/4

$795

Vendor Classifieds Min. 6 issues Classified Ads 3.5” x 1.5”

Material Requirements

inserts (Supplied) ONE SHEET (2-sided) $2,995/issue (max. 8.5” x 10”) For larger inserts, please call for pricing. SAMPLE SUBJECT TO APPROVAL

Provide a High-resolution press optimized, CMYK only PDF. Please ensure all fonts are embedded or converted to outlines. Other acceptable formats : EPS, PDF, TIF or JPEG. Please ensure all images are a minimum of 300dpi at full size and are CMYK. Size changes, re-setting, re-formating and/or corrections will be charged to the advertiser.

Full Page Bleed: please add 0.125” on all sides to trim specs.

Full Page Type Safety: please inset all type 0.5” from trim specs.

$1,395/ year

Visit us at www.canadianequipmentfinance.com | tel: 905-201-6600

Canadian Equipment Finance magazine

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To advertise call: Mark Henry Corporate Sales Manager 905-201-6600 x223

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