SGMC International and the workingabroad.net expo

[boxty]

With all the kerfuffle in the media this week about employment opportunities in Canada, is anyone aware of the background of the company that appears to be organising this weekend's workingabroad.net expo, SGMC International?

A whois on workingabroad.net leads to some Kilkenny web developer.

Looks like the Lenihan's were right, there ain't room for all of us on the Island.

edit
looks like they're just a global exhibitions & events company.

Is the expo being pushed by Fás, the construction industry federation of british columbia or who, does anyone know?

[boxty]

SGMC International specialises exclusively in the promotion of international recruitment and relocation, assisting Federal, State and Provincial Governments with overseas skilled migration programmes as well as helping international employers of all sizes overcome skill shortages. Clients include the Australian, Canadian, EU & New Zealand Governments as well as innovative employers and recruiters in the areas of health, engineering, construction, technology and hospitality. SGMC International comprises of 4 divisions, SGMC Exhibitions, SGMC Events, SGMC Online & SGMC Resourcing with offices in Dublin, London & Melbourne.
Specialties

SGMC International is a leading provider of global workforce and migration solutions. SGMC International offers an extensive range of international recruitment and skilled migration events as well as online recruitment advertising and offshore candidate management services.

[C. Flower]

And by RTE. Are they the ones who are recruiting construction workers to Canada ?

[Sam Lord]

I told you guys years ago that you should leave the EU and apply to become a province of Canada. It is by no means a closed shop.

[Ah Well]

I told you guys years ago that you should leave the EU and apply to become a province of Canada. It is by no means a closed shop.

There's just the little thing about that Commonwealth thing that would bother some ... leaving aside the EU thing of course

[TotalMayhem]

leave the EU and apply to become a province of Canada.