News & Updates

CNAM’s Latest News and Updates:

CNAM Office Holiday Hours

The CNAM National Office will close on Monday, December 21, 2020 and will re-open on Monday, January 4, 2021. Please contact Executive Director Doug Cutts at execdir@cnam.ca for any inquiries during that time. Happy Holidays!

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CNAM 2020 Board of Directors Election

Notice of Election The Canadian Network of Asset Managers will establish its elected Board of Directors at our Virtual Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at 11:00 am ET. Login details will be provided to all members before the meeting. As a CNAM member, you have the

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Announcing CNAM’s First Virtual Conference

  CNAM is pleased to announce it will host its first-ever Virtual Conference from May 12-14, 2020! Watch a special message from CNAM Chair Valerie Williams announcing the Virtual Conference and providing encouraging words during these challenging times. We are developing a program that will mirror the original conference with a few twists.

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Call for Student Abstracts

The Canadian Network of Asset Managers (CNAM) is hosting its Annual Conference in St. John’s Newfoundland from May 11-14, 2020. This year CNAM will be holding its 7th annual Student Research Symposium. The purpose of the symposium is to showcase asset management research projects in Canadian universities and provide a

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Want to help advance asset management (AM) education in Canada?

Asset management is a growing field of study in Canada (and internationally), with a significant need for trained practitioners, researchers and innovators. If you are involved in AM education in post-secondary institutions, we want to hear from you! We are inviting you to complete this short survey (EN | FR),

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2019 Canadian Infrastructure Report Card

Canada’s public infrastructure “at risk,” new report finds Age, condition of key infrastructure shows urgent need for long-term renewal OTTAWA – A new report released today shows that a significant amount of public infrastructure in Canada is aging and in poor condition—reinforcing the urgent need for long-term investments in infrastructure

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