CCVI 2017 Capital Project Delivery Forum Program

CAPITAL PROJECT DELIVERY

BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE APRIL 20, 2017 | NANAIMO, BC

Bringing the Island’s construction community together to collaborate, share perspectives, and develop potential solutions that support a triple bottom line approach for project delivery and capital asset management.

WELCOME TO THE FORUM Welcome to the Construction Council of Vancouver Island (CCVI) Capital Project Delivery Forum. I am pleased to see construction leaders from across the Island in attendance: public owners, contractors, manufacturers and suppliers, architects, engineers, and buyers of construction services.

We have a progressive agenda ahead of us with engaging speakers, a trade show, and a Future Focus workshop and ANTHONY plenary session to facilitate dialogue between you, as MINNITI, industry stakeholders. We also have networking breaks and CCVI CHAIR a post-Forum reception that are designed to help you connect to others in the industry; I urge you to make the most of them!

One of the primary reasons for the Forum, and the Council, is to bring leaders from the construction community into one room to learn how to better design and build infrastructure together. We all share similar concerns and experiences, and we all want to improve the industry by making it more profitable, more resilient, and more adaptive to the change and opportunity that is upon us. Let’s build for the future together!

On behalf of the Construction Council of Vancouver Island, ACEC-BC, AIBC, and VICA, I would like to thank you for being here today. I would also like to thank our sponsors for making this event possible. Your participation in the Forum is one step in the right direction towards a healthier construction industry. Our collective voices will bring forth infrastructure delivery solutions and, in turn, contribute to the prosperity of Vancouver Island.

FORUM SCHEDULE 7:30-8:15

Breakfast, Registration, and Networking

8:15-8:25

Welcome and Official Opening of the Forum: Greg Baynton, Former VICA CEO

8:25-9:30

Keynote: The Evolution of Construction Nikolas Badminton, Futurist

9:30-10:00

Networking Break

10:00-11:00

Energy Step Code: Climate Leadership “Net Zero 2032’” Christian Cianfrone, Principal of Morrison Hershfield Ltd.

11:00-12:00

Future Focus: Harnessing the Wisdom Workshops

12:00-1:00

Lunch Networking Break: Check out the Forum Exhibitors!

1:00-2:00

Future Focus: Sharing the Wisdom Plenary Session

2:00-2:45

Social Procurement and Vancouver Island Pilot Sandra Hamilton, Public Sector Social Innovation Advisor

2:45-3:00

Networking Break

3:00-3:45

Improving Local Government Procurement Processes Gordon Ruth, Auditor General for Local Government

3:45-4:30

Construction Law Update Tyler Galbraith, Jenkins Marzban Logan

4:30-4:40

Closing Remarks: Greg Baynton, Former VICA CEO

4:40-5:30

Closing Reception Sponsored by ACEC-BC & BCCA EBT

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JOIN THE VICA U40S AT OLD CITY STATION PUB: 5 – 7 PM

FORUM SPEAKERS FORUM SPEAKERS KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Nikolas Badminton, Futurist Nikolas is a world-respected futurist speaker, author, teacher, and conference producer. He wows audiences with keynote speeches on: The World with Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality, The Future of Work; The Sharing Economy; The Future of Cars; The Future of Cities; The Future of AI integrated with Life and Business; The Future of Education; Predictions for 2016 to 2020, 2040, and beyond.

He regularly appears on the BBC, CBC, CTV, Global News, VICE, and writes for Techcrunch, Huffington Post, Forbes, Venturebeat, Betakit, TechVibes, Business.com, and other media.

Christian Cianfrone, MASc, P.Eng., LEED AP BD+C Principal of Morrison Hershfield Limited

Christian is one of Canada’s industry leaders in building energy efficiency, energy code and simulation, having worked on hundreds of projects across North America. Christian has also consulted on energy policy for BC, and the Cities of Vancouver, Toronto and Edmonton on energy codes that aim to drastically reduce energy and carbon over the next decade.

Christian chairs the US Green Building Council’s Technical Advisory Group on Energy and has been instrumental in developing and delivering professional education relating to energy efficiency across Canada.

Sandra Hamilton, EMBA | Canada’s First Social MBA Public Sector Social Innovation Advisor

Sandra Hamilton is Canada’s first Social MBA and has over 20 years’ experience as a strategic advisor, social innovator and business consultant. She has designed both British Columbia’s & Alberta’s first Social Procurement Frameworks.

Today, her work is focused on advancing social innovation and social procurement in the public sector and working to inspire & support organisations seeking transformative change, revenue generation and increased impact.

Gordon Ruth, FCPA, FCGA | BC’s AGLG

The Office of the Auditor General for Local Government Gordon Ruth was previously the Executive Vice President of Certification and Operations for the Chartered Professional Accountants of BC. Gordon was also the Chief Executive Officer for the Certified General Accountants of BC for almost five years.

Gordon has held several positions in the public sector, ranging from the federal government to BC Hydro. He spent 15 years with the Greater Vancouver Regional District (now Metro Vancouver) where he became the Chief Financial Officer and helped steward the financial affairs of this regional federation of municipalities.

Tyler Galbraith, BA, LLB | Lawyer Jenkins Marzban Logan

Tyler Galbraith practices in the areas of construction and commercial litigation. Tyler has appeared before all levels of court in British Columbia and has been involved in several appeals, trials, arbitrations and mediations. He has acted in numerous builders lien and tender cases, disputes arising from delays, defective work, contract termination, bond claims and insurance coverage.

Tyler is a member of a variety of construction and legal associations and has lectured for the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia on construction related matters. He is the author of numerous construction law articles and other publications, with a focus on tender and builders lien issues.

PREAPPROVED FOR LEARNING CREDITS! BEFORE YOU LEAVE: RETURN YOUR COMPLETED & SIGNED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FORM TO REGISTRATION. PLEASE INDICATE WHAT SESSIONS YOU HAVE ATTENDED.

FUTURE FOCUS: HARNESSING THE WISDOM FORUM SPEAKERS Working in cohorts of 40, you will identify three key points about the future of Capital Project Delivery. Each cohort will have a Sector Leader who will report their cohort’s results at a plenary session after lunch, followed by a full-Forum Q&A session.

Attendees: Look on the back of your nametag to see what Cohort and Sector of Capital Project Delivery you have been assigned to join. You will also find information about your workshop location.

What is the future of capital project delivery in this sector?

IDENTIFY:

• One Challenge • One Opportunity • One Strategy for Implementation/Response

Part 1: Harnessing the Wisdom Workshop • Attendees arrive, settle into cohorts, receive instructions • Small groups work on the question • Small groups share their results Facilitated Discussion Determine cohort’s key ideas: challenge, opportunity, strategy

Part 2: Sharing the Wisdom Plenary Session Opening & Introduction Cohort Reports Moderator will introduce each cohort, their Sector Leader, and their Facilitator. Each cohort has 2-3 minutes to report key ideas.

Q&A: Facilitated by Moderator Closing & Key Take-Aways

SECTOR WORKSHOP ROOMS Departure Bay A Red Room: Authorities Cohort Departure Bay B Green Room: Local Government Cohort #1 Lantzville Orange Room: Local Government Cohort #2 Duke Point Blue Room: Provincial Government Capital Projects Cohort #1 Millstone River Purple Room: Provincial Government Capital Projects Cohort #2

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Waypoint Insurance MNP LLP Herold Engineering Kinetic Construction BidCentral BCCA Employee Benefits McElhanney Monk Office Supply RJC Engineers Northwest Environmental VICA AIBC ACEC-BC

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ABOUTTHE THECCVI CCVI ABOUT The post 2008 world of capital asset management, design, and construction is confronted with unprecedented challenge, opportunity and rapid change. These forces, driven by the convergence of demographics, economics, technology, and the environment, are some of the triggers for structural, organizational, process, and relationship changes.

The Vancouver Island Construction Association informally consulted with Municipalities, Universities, School Districts, Health and other authorities (MUSH sector), member firms of the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies British Columbia (ACEC-BC) and the Architectural Institute of British Columbia (AIBC) about the notion of bringing construction community leaders together to explore opportunities to collaboratively address and enhance public capital project delivery outcomes.

In 2014 the Construction Council of Vancouver Island (CCVI) was founded.

Since then, we have been working to bring the public construction community on Vancouver Island together. Through collaborative forums, CCVI facilitates dialogue and shared perspectives, with the goal of developing potential solutions that support a triple bottom line approach for project delivery and capital asset management.

"The conversation between funders, designers, and trades was very interesting. Great to have all three perspectives put on the table."

CCVI EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CCVI Chair First Vice-Chair Second Vice-Chair

Anthony Minniti, Century Group Inc. Bruce Johnson, RJC Consulting Engineers Richard Brown, Island Health

SECTOR COUNCIL MEMBERS Health Richard Brown, Island Health Colleges & Universities

David Graham, North Island College

School District Chuck Morris, School District 63 Ian Heselgrave, School District 71 Industry (VICA GC)

Anthony Minniti, Century Group Inc. Roger Yager, Knappett Projects

Industry (VICA TC)

Keith Parsonage, Houle Electric Doug Savory, Archie Johnstone Plumbing & Heating

Industry (VICA Civil)

Kevin Parker, Draycor Construction Yosef Suna, Knappett Industries

NI Local Gov.

Jason Hartley, City of Campbell River

MI Local Gov.

Vacant, City of Nanaimo

SI Local Gov. Stacy McGhee, District of Saanich Michelle Mahovlich, City of Langford Consultant (Architect)

Brad Shuya, Brad Shuya Architecture Brian Kapuscinski, KPL James Architecture

Consultant (Engineer)

Bruce Johnson, RJC Consulting Engineers Peter Ferguson, McElhanney Consulting Services

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THANK YOU for attending the 2017 Construction Council of Vancouver Island Capital Project Delivery Forum.

We hope you walk away with new connections, ideas, and infrastructure delivery solutions.

Together, we can build for the future.

TELL US WHAT YOU THINK! You will be receiving a post-Forum survey. Please take the time to complete it. Your feedback will make next year’s Forum even better!

Don’t forget to return your completed and signed professional development form to the registration table to receive 6.25 AIBC Core Learning Units and 1 Gold Seal Credit for your attendance.