We know that strong organizations have to adapt quickly to an ever-changing business landscape—and every day in Ontario, we harness our creativity and energy to cultivate an exceptional environment for your business. That’s why we are introducing a new investment attraction agency, Invest Ontario.
Invest Ontario will be the central agency for businesses and investors to discover what others from around the province and globe have already realized—that Ontario is a top-tier destination for investment and strategic business growth. By investing in Ontario, companies will benefit directly from our high quality of life, highly skilled talent pool, competitive business costs, access to global markets and strong innovation ecosystem.
If you’re considering establishing or expanding your business, learn more about the investment services Invest Ontario can offer.
This Month's Highlights
“Cloud computing” and “digital transformation” are not just buzzwords—they’re a new reality in the corporate world, especially after COVID-19 accelerated the future of remote work. DigitalOnUs (DOU) is a cloud development firm that helps customers move smoothly into the world of cloud computing.
The pursuit of working with the best talent in the business is what brought DOU to expand their team and grow in Ottawa, Ontario.
Alongside Ottawa’s position as one of the top 20 most livable cities in the world—and the 300,000 highly-skilled tech workers who already live in Ontario—the city itself holds a special place for the company’s CEO Suri Chawla.
Learn what factors led DOU to Ontario and how they plan to elevate the province’s tech community.
Ontario, Canada has seen a recent surge of high-profile investments in the province’s automotive sector, particularly in the electric vehicle (EV) space. We are among the world’s leaders in the development of EV batteries.
It’s no wonder companies are interested in taking advantage of Northern Ontario’s rich concentration of the minerals used to develop EV batteries. Greater Sudbury is well-positioned as one of only a handful of suppliers to the burgeoning electric vehicle battery market.
As the world’s second-largest nickel sulphide deposit site, the city also boasts a collaborative business culture that encourages innovation, creativity and partnership. Sudbury’s future is bright as it prepares to drive prosperity for businesses throughout Ontario’s automotive supply chain.
This month, the Ontario government led 18 of the province’s most innovative auto-technology companies on a joint virtual trade mission to Silicon Valley. During the mission, the government joined delegates in showcasing the “Ontario Made” advantage as a world leader in both automotive manufacturing and leading-edge technology to prospective investors and strategic partners in the San Francisco Bay area.
In North America, Ontario uniquely ranks as both the second-largest vehicle producer after Michigan and the second-largest IT cluster after California. In fact, Ontario has more than 300 companies and organizations pioneering connected and autonomous vehicle technologies.
Learn more about Ontario’s unique ecosystem of world-leading vehicle assemblers, parts manufacturers and research centres that have been meeting the needs of international customers for more than 100 years.
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