Anne Lindert-Wentzell

2015 | December 2015 | In FocusGenerations of Professional ServiceM.J. Daly

2015 | December 2015 | In Focus

Generations of Professional Service

M.J. Daly

Imagine living long enough to relate stories about the Great Depression, two World Wars, the invention of the television, or Orville Wright’s first flight. For a human to reach such a grand old age would be phenomenal. Yet, some American companies have been around for more than a century, such as renowned Dupont (1802), Colgate (1806), and Ford (1903), making the attaining of the ‘century or more in business’ milestone even more impressive – especially considering the challenging economic downturns of the past.

2015 | December 2015 | In FocusA World of Opportunities in Canada’s Bright Light of the NorthHappy Valley-Goose Bay

2015 | December 2015 | In Focus

A World of Opportunities in Canada’s Bright Light of the North

Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Once a remote and undeveloped home to Labrador’s indigenous and settler population, Labrador entered a modernization period in 1941. It was then that the Royal Canadian Air Force built a military base at Goose Bay, a location recognized by both the U.S. and Canada for its strategic location to support the war effort. Workers flocked to the region during construction of the airbase, and by 1942, the nearby town of Happy Valley was established as a residential community for air base employees. This airfield became the largest in the Western Hemisphere by 1943.

2015 | December 2015 | In FocusThe Best of Both WorldsCounty of Brant

2015 | December 2015 | In Focus

The Best of Both Worlds

County of Brant

The next best place for both business investment and superb quality of life is a small, rural community located in the heartland of south-central Ontario, known as the County of Brant. With a moderate population size of approximately 36,000 people and the convenience of having a major Provincial 400-series highway running throughout, the municipality is poised to meet the rising demand on business and residential fronts.

2015 | December 2015 | In FocusProviding Innovative Worldwide Energy SolutionsSarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership

2015 | December 2015 | In Focus

Providing Innovative Worldwide Energy Solutions

Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership

Sarnia-Lambton is ideally situated at the point where Lake Huron flows into the St. Clair River, the international boundary between Ontario and Michigan. It is one hour north of Detroit and three hours west of Toronto. The City of Port Huron, Michigan, lies just across the Blue Water Bridge, which connects Ontario’s 402 highway to U.S. I-94 and the US interstate system.

2015 | In Focus | October 2015The Tenacious Spirit Lives on in the Iron Ore CapitalLabrador City, Newfoundland

2015 | In Focus | October 2015

The Tenacious Spirit Lives on in the Iron Ore Capital

Labrador City, Newfoundland

Labrador City, incorporated in 1961, is located in western Labrador near the Quebec border and is part of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Together with its twin town of Wabush, located five kilometres to the south, the area is commonly referred to as Labrador West and has a combined population of approximately 11,000. Labrador West is the Iron Ore Capital of Canada resting on one of Canada’s richest iron ore formations discovered in 1892 – the Labrador Trough.

2015 | In Focus | October 2015A Jewel in Central TexasCity of Converse

2015 | In Focus | October 2015

A Jewel in Central Texas

City of Converse

Although now seen as a relic from the past, the ‘iron horse’ and its accompanying rail lines were influential in stimulating societal, political and economic development throughout the U.S. in the 1800s. From the laying of the first rail to the driving of the last spike, railroads were the precursors to settlement and, most often, the stimulus for large-scale settlement. It was the golden age of railroads that connected the nation and fostered prosperity and opened gateways to discovery.

2015 | August 2015 | In FocusA Family Commitment to Industrial PackagingGeneral Packaging Corporation

2015 | August 2015 | In Focus

A Family Commitment to Industrial Packaging

General Packaging Corporation

Based out of Richardson, Texas with two additional manufacturing facilities in Dallas, TX and Conroe, TX, General Packaging Corporation is a multi-purpose packaging material provider producing containers and boxes manufactured from various materials including corrugated fiberboard, wood, plywood and foam plank. All products can be integrated to meet the needs of industrial and air freight requirements.

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