ANNOUNCED By Toronto-based K2Group, opening of IHOP restaurant London ― one of five Ontario centres (others are Belleville, Windsor, Hamilton and Waterloo) to open over the next five years.
NOMINATED Ward 13 Councillor Arielle Kayabaga, as the federal Liberal candidate in London West.
PROMOTED Heather Carey, to manager, Fanshawe College Corporate Training Solutions.
ACQUIRED Redtail Golf Club, by Ryan Finch (president, Finch Auto Group).
ANNOUNCED By Kosmos Catering and Eatery, addition of second location (including London Ice Cream retail component) at 600 Oxford Street West (estimated opening late fall or early winter).
PROPOSED By Westdell Development Corp., eight-storey residential and commercial building at 599-601 Richmond Street.
ACQUIRED E-learning firm Greenius, by Markham-based LMN.
SELECTED Mobials Inc., as one of Canada’s Innovative HR Teams 2021, by Canadian HR Reporter.
PROMOTED Jason Menard, to director of user experience and research, Northern Commerce.
PROPOSED By York Developments, 16-storey residential and commercial building at 496 Dundas Street.
ANNOUNCED By Indiva Limited, expanded cannabis edibles offerings with the launch of Slow Ride Bakery Cookies.
APPOINTED Brad Heslop (Early Riser Café), to the board of directors, LifeSpin.
August 24: How to Sell your Products to Retailers – Masterclass
August 25: Pillar Community Innovation Awards – Virtual Finalist Announcement
August 26: Best Practices on How to Pitch
August 26: Foodpreneur Advantage Webinar – Market Testing Your Food Product
August 26: Business Planning Guide Workshop
August 26: Virtual Business After Four
August 27: Socialpreneur Chats: August 2021
Price check: A sampling of high- and low-priced real estate listings around town this week
A summary of recent commercial real estate activity in London
2-189 Homestead Crescent: $539,999 for a well maintained and move-in ready townhome in Whitehills
The summer job as we once knew it has become somewhat of an archaic concept. Will it ever come back?
A well-structured virtual data room turns what was once a chaotic, slow-moving process into something far more manageable