RETIRED Greg Dinsdale, CEO, LBMX.
APPOINTED Robin Tiller (broker of record, Coldwell Banker Star Real Estate, Brokerage), 2026 board chair, London and London and St. Thomas Association of Realtors (LSTAR).
APPOINTED Craig Carpenter, CEO, LBMX.
PROMOTED Danieli Elsenbruch, to intermediate planner, and Laura Jamieson, to senior planner, Zelinka Priamo Ltd.
APPOINTED Kaitlin Brotzel, community relations and sponsorship officer, Children’s Health Foundation.
APPOINTED Arthur Alvim, associate lawyer, Brown Beattie O’Donovan LLP.
OPENED Hitching Post Tavern, 350 Ridout Street South.
PROMOTED Korab Ferati, to partner, valuation & litigation practice, Davis Martindale LLP.
APPOINTED Rukhsar Ajmeri, economic development and tourism coordinator, Middlesex County.
PROMOTED Daemon Wilkinson, to global product lifecycle manager, Trojan Technologies.
APPOINTED Peter Boersma, project manager, Old Oak Properties.
APPOINTED Jamie Payne, manager of facilities, Humane Society London & Middlesex.
ANNOUNCED By the Elgin County Railway Museum (St. Thomas) suspension of operations with no confirmed re-opening date.
APPOINTED Ethan Hickey, executive director, Forest City Film Festival.
APPOINTED Lindsay Lake, adjudication manager, Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario.
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January 20 – London Chamber of Commerce January 2026 Speed Networking
January 21 – Pillar Impact Chats: Network with Intention
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January 22 – Ask the Experts | Cyber Security Made Clear: What Your Business Needs to Do Now
January 22 – CRA Series- Interest and Penalty Relief (virtual)
January 22 – WorkWise – An introduction to London Regional Employment Services
January 23 – Bilingual Job Fair
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