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Ed Gibson, CMRP and President, MRIA
Why MRIA Matters

Thursday, October 21
12:00-2:00 PM

Century House
432 Richards St
Vancouver, BC V6B2Z3

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The fee will be $20 (members) and $25(non members)
To include two-course lunch and complementary drink
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Why MRIA Matters: Making the Most of Your Association’s Benefits And Services To Bolster Your Career Or Business
By Ed Gibson, CMRP and President, MRIA 2010 - 2011

In this informal, interactive presentation, MRIA President Ed Gibson will

• highlight several new initiatives and programs recently launched to benefit members;
• update you on what’s new in Self-Regulation, Education, Certification, Communication, and Connection, i.e. the time-tested and proven roster of member benefits and services;
• present some high level findings from the recent MRIA Member Value and Benefits Survey;
• recommend what you can do to get the most bang for your buck from your MRIA membership; and
• engage the audience in discussion on these topics, industry issues that are top-of-mind, and what the Association can do to enhance its value proposition for you.

ABOUT ED GIBSON
Ed Gibson, CMRP is MRIA's President for 2010-11.

Ed worked at a major crown corporation for 18 years, earning a series of promotions and ending up as vice-president of one of that corporation’s major subsidiaries. When a re-organization saw Ed packaged out of a job, he started his own marketing research field services company – called CRC Research. Ed now has 20 full-time staff working out of offices in Vancouver and Montréal.

In addition, Ed works with Jessica Gibson-Cortez, as part of a prominent father/daughter moderating team, providing qualitative research consulting services to the pharmaceutical industry in both the North American and European markets.

Ed has served as president and treasurer of MRIA’s B.C. Chapter; as a member of the MRIA Audit and Finance Committee; as Chair of its Government Relations Committee; and as an executive officer of the Association for the past three years.

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