Be a Leader
This event will help position your business as a leader in aerial firefighting. Illustrate to attendees how your technologies and services can support the challenges and opportunities they face in aerial firefighting.
Meet Your Audience
Be seen in front of your target audience. Meet face-to-face and network with operators and fire agencies looking for real-world solutions amid an increasingly complex sector.
Get Noticed
Becoming an exhibitor or sponsor allows for your logo to be included on digital, online and print promotional materials, as well as our dedicated event website, AviationForum.ca.
Canada’s largest B2B media network
Leverage the reach of WINGS and HELICOPTERS, as well as B2B brands in firefighting and forestry owned by our parent company, Annex Business Media.
WHY EXHIBIT
Feature how your company is leading innovation in aerial firefighting
- Reach both operator and fire-agency decision makers
- Leverage special media buy opportunities
- Feature your technologies and services in the event program
- Present a case study to attendees (limited availability)
- Event content distributed to the full readership of WINGS or HELICOPTERS
- Sponsored content opportunities available
To book your booth or sponsorship contact:
Mena Miu, National Account Manager,
Wings & Helicopters
416-510-6749
MMiu@annexbusinessmedia.com
Why attend?
Critical business information for aerial and ground wildfire crews, ICs, chiefs, operators and agencies, with an emphasis on the following segments:
- New products impacting the sector
- Interoperability
- Support services
- Air traffic management
- Innovation
- Procurement
- Government policies and procedures
- Opportunities and challenges
Thought Leadership for Aerial and Ground Wildfire Suppression
The Canadian Wildfire Conference features sector-leading suppliers displaying and discussing new technologies and services alongside an educational program designed to unite air and ground personnel. The conference agenda includes a range of presentations from industry leaders to provide air and ground crews and commanders with critical information on the challenges and trends facing wildfire suppression today.
