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Automotive Building, 105 Princes' Boulevard
Toronto, Ontario M6K 3C3
The GBTA Canada Conference is an event for professionals shaping the future of global business travel, where community, learning, and advocacy come together to foster innovative solutions and lasting industry connections. From trend-focused education to tools that support mobility programs, the event empowers attendees to build relationships, stay ahead of industry shifts, and champion the evolution of travel.
Don’t miss two key panels featuring speakers from Fragomen:
Bye Bye Borders: How Digitalization is Disrupting Business Travel
April 29, 10:15–11:00 AM | Room 206 AB
Join Kim Conway, Director at Fragomen Nomadic; Peta-Gaye Pottinger, Senior Immigration Program Manager at Fragomen; and Samantha Lutchman, Senior Business Immigration Analyst at Fragomen Nomadic, as they explore how digital borders are transforming mobility, efficiency, and the future of cross-border business travel.
Elections Aftermath: The Impact of Global Politics on Business Travel Today
April 29, 11:15 AM–12:00 PM | Room 206 AB
Eddie Raleigh, Partner at Fragomen, and Vanessa Dadoun, Senior Immigration Program Manager and Lawyer at Fragomen, will discuss how the 2024 global election cycle is reshaping visa policies, travel restrictions, and risk management—and what companies need to know to stay compliant and agile in this evolving landscape.
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