FRIDAY FEBRUARY 11, 2005

PRIVACY DOMINATES TORONTO AGENDA
Ron Moss, Toronto Chapter Director, kicks off 2005 with a meeting agenda addressing two HOT topics: Data Quality (presented by Geoff Day, Vice-President, DataFix) and Data Accesss and Privacy Considerations (presented by Hans Wobbe, Nammu Director, Data Management and Privacy). Leading off the February 17th session will be an update by Canada Post. Read more and Register.

PUBLICATIONS MAIL COUNCIL: WIN-WIN-WIN
Launched at Quebecor World, Richmond Hill, February 2nd, the NAMMU Publications Mail Council is already impressing printers, publishers, data managers, circulators, value add mailers, with its potential. NAMMU President, Kathleen Rowe, fully credits the NAMMU members who saw the need for this Council, singling out Transcontinental and Quebecor World for their strong support. Read more.

MEDBUY EXTENSION FOR MOORE
Moore Canada, an RR Donnelley, Moore Wallace Partnership, has been awarded three-year extensions to its multi-year, multi-million dollar agreements with Medbuy Corporation. The agreements include management, printing and distribution services for forms and labels, as well as the opportunity to provide other solutions such as print on demand, E-procurement, E-forms and E-solutions. Medbuy Corporation is the national Group Purchasing Organization (GPO) for Canada’s leading health care providers.

REMI MARCOUX HONORED
Remi Marcoux, Executive Chairman of The Board, Transcontinental, was named fourth by his peers on the list of most respected Canadian CEO’s in the recently published TENTH ANNUAL SURVEY OF CANADA’s MOST RESPECTED CORPORATIONS. The survey, conducted by Ipsos-Reid and sponsored by KPMG, involved interviewing 263 of Canada’s CEO’s. The most respected CEO’s were determined based on: Vision, focus, discipline or good strategy; Financial performance; Track record; Shareholder or investment value. The survey named Dominic D’Alessandro of Manulife Financial Corporation the most respected CEO.