National centre of excellence and innovation for maritime security

A focal point for communities coming together to address complex maritime security challenges.

Building Capacity Through …

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Consulting

Our multidisciplinary, experienced teams use structured research and problem-solving approaches to take on challenges.

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Research

Our blend of academic and practitioners increases our ability to produce reasonable, realistic, and reliable results.

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Training

Our team has experience ranging from the creation, deliver, and administration of undergraduate courses to individually coaching executives.

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Publishing

Our newsletter, the Watchkeeper, provides context and insight into current maritime security challenges facing Canada.

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Building Situational Awareness

We are present in the maritime space across physical and logical domains, from shipbuilding to commercial operations on land and at sea.

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Interpretation of Events

Our team has experience in briefing all levels of government, executive bodies, and international professional associations.

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Discover the Potential of a Highly Capable Team

What happens when you present maritime security challenges to a multifaceted team with over 200+ years of experience? You get an understanding of the challenge that generates realistic and reasonable alternatives to overcome them.

This capability can be applied to issues ranging from the challenges associated with older infrastructure to building new capacities.

The Power of Community

One of our major strengths is being willing and able to reach out and build communities to face challenges. Many maritime security issues facing Canada need more than just a reasonable opinion. They need to be supported by a broad base of perspectives and supported by a consensus of those involved or affected.

Our team is used to working across interdisciplinary and cultural groups.

Maritime Security in Context

Supply Chains

The maritime industry is a vital link in ensuring that Canadian exports and imports arrive at their intended location on time, in acceptable condition, and for a reasonable cost.

Environmental Sustainability

Canada’s coastal communities and waters play a vital role in the economic, cultural, and historical foundations of communities. As a nation that came into being through waterways, preserving those waters for future generations is a key aspect to preserving not just a capability but also part of Canada’s national identity.

Our teams work with you to understand your operations and challenges. We go beyond applying best practices and standards to find solutions that adhere to the same principles but work for you.

Proven knowledge and experience

Structured and disciplined approaches

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