CrakRevenue, CECash Team for Hockey Game at Qwebec Expo

QUEBEC CITY - CrakRevenue and CE Cash, in collaboration with Qwebec Expo, have announced the first edition of Hockey Night in Qwebec, a friendly ice hockey game held as a side event of the upcoming Qwebec Expo trade show.

Hockey Night will be held Friday Aug. 9 at The Bell Sports Complex in Montreal (Brossard), which is the practice facility of the NHL’s Montreal Canadiens.

Both CrakRevenue and CECash sponsored previous editions of the Qwebec Expo show.

This year they teamed up to offer an original, typically Canadian activity to the trade show’s participants.

"Hockey is a religion in Canada, and a big part of my life, so I’m very proud and thrilled to organize a hockey game," said Axel Vézina, CrakRevenue partner and head analyst.

"This dynamic and friendly event will be a great occasion to get to know more of the leading actors of our industry."

Vézina wants everyone to feel welcome to participate.

"Come out and play, be a referee, a coach, a scorekeeper, a cheerleader, but make sure to be there, it will be a lot of fun."

Transportation from The Marriott Chateau Champlain Hotel to the Hockey arena and back is provided by CrakRevenue and CECash. Hockey equipment will also be available for participants.

For more information, visit the official CrakRevenue blog here.

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