ANNOUNCED By Convertus Group, acquisition of AIM Group of Companies.
ELECTED Cynthia Kuehl (partner and firm chair, Lerners LLP), as treasurer of The Advocates’ Society’s board of directors.
ANNOUNCED By TechAlliance of Southwestern Ontario, graduating companies from the inaugural cohort of the Rural GROW Accelerator: Beekist Growers, Capella Meadows, Goldie Innovative Technologies, Proof Line Farm, Revelree and Techwillow.
AWARDED Jory Garibaldi (partner, personal injury law group, Harrison Pensa LLP), Dual JD Emerging Leaders in Law Award from the University of Windsor Faculty of Law.
ANNOUNCED By Tourism London and Athletics Canada, London to host the 2027 Canadian Track & Field Trials and the 2028 Bell Track & Field Trials, in partnership with the London Western Track and Field Club, Western University and the City of London.
AWARDED Candace Campbell (director of U.S. sales, Nuts For Cheese), King’s University College 2025 Emerging Leader Award.
RECEIVED By Pillar Nonprofit Network, a $75,000 grant from the London Community Foundation.
OPENED Tesla Service London, 3234 Wonderland Road South.
ANNOUNCED By Odd Burger Corporation, partnership with Vancouver-based Vegan Supply to distribute Odd Burger’s plant-based CPG products online and in-person at its B.C. retail operations.
APPOINTED David Weizenbach, chief operating officer, Aduro Clean Technologies Inc.
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