Manufacturing Industry

CAMPAGNE DE RECRUTEMENT À L'ANT/THE ANT IS RECRUITING NEW MEMBERS

Textile : Canadian Textile Journal = Revue Canadienne du Textile, Oct 2009

L'ANT est issue de la fusion, en 2006, de trois associations textiles canathennes, l'Association canathenne des coloristes et chimistes du textile (ACCCT), la Soci�t� des dipl�m�s du textile (SDT), et l'Association des textiles des Cantons de l'Est (ATCE). Elle regroupe les intervenants qui ont � coeur l'industrie textile canathenne.

Les mandats premiers de TANT sont de participer � la formation des personnes-ressources de l'industrie textile et de faire la promotion des entreprises canathennes � travers diff�rents �v�nements, tels que des visites industrielles, des conf�rences techniques et des activit�s sociales. L'ANT apporte de nombreux avantages � ses membres dont, entre autres, la visibilit� des entreprises qu'ils repr�sentent, la promotion de leurs secteurs d'activit�s respectifs et un r�seau de contacts des plus int�ressants.

Lors de sa derni�re assembl�e g�n�rale annuelle, TANT s'est donn�e comme mandat de revamper son image et sa structure. Le conseil d'administration a d�cid�, conjointement avec ses membres, d'assouplir les r�gles et les frais d'adh�sion � son association. Pour obtenir davantage d'informations sur les nombreux b�n�fices, vous pouvez communiquer avec les membres du comit� de recrutement aux adresses suivantes: Rosette Laberge (rlaberge@csmotextile.qc.ca) ; Linda Cyrenne (lcyrenne@csmotextile.qc.ca) ; Michel Daigneautt (michel.daigneault@star-na.com).

THE ANT IS RECRUITING NEW MEMBERS

The ANT was born out of the fusion in 2006 of three Canadian textile associations: the Association canathenne des coloristes et chimistes du textile (ACCCT)1 the Soci�t� des dipl�m�s en textile (SDT) and the Association des textiles des Cantons de l'Est (ATCE). It brings together Canadian textile industry stakeholders with a special commitment to their sector.

The ANT's first mandates will be to take part in the training of textile industry resource people and promote Canadian companies at events such as industry visits, technical conferences and social activities. The ANT offers numerous advantages to its members, including visibility for the companies they represent, promotion of their respective industry sectors and an extended contact network.

At its last general assembly, the ANT gave itself the mandate to revamp its image and structure. The board of directors decided, jointly with members, to make its organization's rules and membership costs more flexible. For more information on the numerous benefits the ANT affords, contact members of the recruiting committee at the following addresses: Rosette Laberge (rlaberge@csmotextile.qc.ca); Linda Cyrenne (lcyrenne@csmotextile.qc.ca); Michel Daigneault (michel.daigneault@star-na.com).

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