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Three long time companies located in Brampton celebrate significant anniversaries.
Congratulations to three Brampton companies that are marking momentous anniversaries in 2013. Blue Giant celebrates 50 years, Almag Aluminum celebrates 60 years, and Clorox celebrates 100 years in business. |
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Brampton in Top 10 Mid-Sized American Cities of the Future
 Brampton has emerged as a winner and is among the Top 10 Mid-Sized American Cities of the Future 2013/14 as ranked by fDi Intelligence, a division of the Financial Times (UK). Brampton has come in second as Business Friendly City and eighth in the Infrastructure (Americas) and City of the Future in the Americas (North, South, Central) categories.
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Brampton Outstanding Business Achievement Awards Finalists Named
The  Brampton Economic Development Office and the Brampton Board of Trade, organizers of the 2013 Brampton Outstanding Business Achievement Awards (BOBAA), are pleased to announce the outstanding finalists in the following categories: |
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Brampton launches the new Economic Development brand
New forward-thinking strategy leverages human potential for a successful and prosperous economy for all Bramptonians |
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Economic Development Mission Strengthens Business Ties with India
 Generating awareness of Brampton as a competitive location for new business investment from North American and other international markets is a fundamental component of the City’s Economic Development Plan.
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Brampton-based Industrial Thermo Polymers named among Canada’s Best Managed Companies
Industrial Thermo Polymers (ITP) have been recognized among as a 2012 winners of Canada’s Best Managed Companies. Perhaps best known to consumers as the original and direct source for an extensive range of water noodle toys, including the Tundra Pool Noodle, joins a growing list of Brampton companies who have been selected to receive this prestigious recognition. |
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Sheridan Advancing Canada's expertise in additive and direct digital manufacturing at Brampton’s Davis Campus
Sheridan College has recently acquired the most sophisticated 3D Production System on the market, positioning its Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Design Technologies (CAMDT) to better help Canadian manufacturers achieve and maintain competitiveness, while training the next generation of manufacturing professionals. |
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City of Brampton makes its mark at the annual EDCO conference
The City of Brampton’s Economic Development Office is the proud recipient of two awards at the 56th annual Economic Developers Council of Ontario’s (EDCO) conference held on February 7 in London, Ontario. |
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Canon Canada announces investment in new Brampton Headquarters
Canon Canada Inc., celebrating its 40th anniversary, has announced that the Company has finalized an agreement to purchase land in Brampton to build a new, state-of-the-art corporate headquarters. |
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Local success story Mandarin celebrates opening of second Brampton location
The grand opening of Mandarin’s second Brampton restaurant is yet another milestone in a success story that started in the City. What originally began in 1979 as a small A-la-carte restaurant on Queen Street changed to the current buffet style in 1986 and has now grown into a chain with over 20 locations across Ontario. |
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Partners in Project Green offering Dollars to $ense workshop: Energy Re-commissioning & Benchmarking – Logistics/Warehouses
Partners in Project Green is offering building owners and managers the opportunity to reduce expenses and increase revenue through improved building operations through a workshop focused on re-commissioning and benchmarking. |
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David Chilton keynote speaker at 2013 Brampton Outstanding Business Achievement
The 2013 Brampton Outstanding Business Achievement Awards (BOBAA) promises to be bigger and more exciting than ever before. The awards gala will be held on May 2, 5:30 pm at the Pearson Convention Centre and the keynote speaker at the event will be none other than David Chilton, the author of Canada's all-time bestselling book, The Wealthy Barber. A "dragon" on CBC TV's Dragons' Den, David Chilton puts his common sense approach to work on the show, judging and investing in new business proposals from Canadian entrepreneurs. |