We are creating an ecosystem of connectivity, transcending how businesses and communities work together to create an impact.
We believe success is what happens when the impact of what we do is grounded in the needs of our community.
Business problems are more connected than we think, therefore, to solve them more efficiently; our solutions need to be connected as well.
A diverse community provides the opportunity to share strengths, resources, experiences, knowledge and connections.
We are go-getters that do not wait for change to come to our community, we actively seek it.
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Read MoreFactory renovation Peter Lee,Record staff Mark Hopkins, sales representative with ReMax Twin City Realty. shows off space in the Boehmer Box building that is being renovated. Waterloo Region Record By[...]
Read Moreby Trish Crompton Hack The North didn’t just cram as many developers as it could into University of Waterloo’s Engineering 5 building.It also brought Sam Altman, President of Y Combinator, the st[...]
Read MoreGrand Opening with the Prime Minister An extensive renovation of a former rubber factory sets the search giant up for another growth spurt in Canada Sissi Wang Last week, prime minister Justin Trude[...]
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