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Are you a Canadian Dealmaker?
If you would like your deal to be considered for an award, please review the eligibility criteria and complete the nomination form.
New: CVCA-sponsored award for M&A transactions whose enterprise value exceeded/will exceed $100 million at close This award will likely emanate from investors or service providers from the Buyout side of the CVCA membership.
New: CVCA-sponsored award for M&A transactions whose enterprise value have been less than $100 million at close This award will most likely emanate from the investors and service providers from the Venture Capital side of the CVCA membership.
To qualify for one the CVCA Sponsored Canadian Dealmakers Awards, the nominating member must submit a completed information sheet, prior to December 15, 2009
For information on the 2009 nomination process please contact: dealmaker@deloitte.ca
The process involves two assessment phases and judging by a panel of preeminent business leaders. The gala awards ceremony will be held on March 3, 2010.
Submit your nomination as soon as possible to dealmaker@deloitte.ca. But hurry! The final submission deadline is December 1, 2009.
After two assessment phases, our judging panel of preeminent professionals will select the winners by mid-December 2009 (except for deals announced in December 2009, they will be reviewed in January 2010).
What makes Canadian Dealmakers different than other award programs?
As the only program of its kind in Canada, the Canadian Dealmakers takes a unique approach to these industry awards. Unlike other programs, Canadian Dealmakers is:
- Free to applicants. Your only investment is approximately 15 minutes to complete the nomination form.
- Limited only to Canadian companies and dealmakers.
- Much more than an award ceremony. We also offer year-round opportunities for networking, education and the sharing of best practices.
- Focused on a broad range of industry segments, including oil and gas, basic materials, industrials, consumer goods, consumer services, telecommunications, utilities, financial and technology.
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