Canadian Business
Association of North Carolina
Association of North Carolina
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OUR MISSION
The Canadian Business Association of North Carolina (CBANC) is an exchange where business leaders meet to share knowledge, connect, network, and build awareness of the significance of the US-Canadian relationship. CBANC was founded in early 2009 by a group of Canadian business leaders based in North Carolina. June 2011 CBANC was established as a non-profit 501(c)(6)trade association with the State of North Carolina.
The Canadian Business Association of North Carolina (CBANC) is an exchange where business leaders meet to share knowledge, connect, network, and build awareness of the significance of the US-Canadian relationship. CBANC was founded in early 2009 by a group of Canadian business leaders based in North Carolina. June 2011 CBANC was established as a non-profit 501(c)(6)trade association with the State of North Carolina.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President
Carol Stymiest
Financial Advisor
Vice President
Keith Donahue
Vice President
Treasurer
Lee Hudgins
Vice President,
Supply Chain and Logistic
Membership Chair
Kevin Burke
Vice President, Business Development
Marketing Chair PamelaWimbush-Cady Marketing Director
Strategic Planning Chairs
Geoff Sinn
Henry Grzes
President
Carol Stymiest
Financial Advisor
Vice President
Keith Donahue
Vice President
Treasurer
Lee Hudgins
Vice President,
Supply Chain and Logistic
Membership Chair
Kevin Burke
Vice President, Business Development
Marketing Chair PamelaWimbush-Cady Marketing Director
Strategic Planning Chairs
Geoff Sinn
Henry Grzes
BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
Throughout the year, CBANC features a series of events to:
Throughout the year, CBANC features a series of events to:
- Provide a forum where business leaders meet to share knowledge and build awareness of the significance of the U.S.-Canadian relationship.
- Sponsor a distinguished speaker series, focused on cross-border issues and policies of current concern.
- Host networking opportunities for participants to create new cross-border relationship and/or build on existing cross-border relationships.
- Facilitate the successful transition of new Canadian business in North Carolina, and of North Carolinians pursuing business in Canada.
- Collaborate with other like-minded Canadian US organizations.
