Business Briefs July/August 2019

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BUSINESS

JULY/AUGUST 2019 | VOLUME 55 | No.7-8

Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient

Carol Derbyshire


WINDSOR-ESSEX REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - Leading The Business Community For Creating Regional Economic Prosperity

BUSINESS

BRIEFS July / August 2019 Volume 55

STAFF Rakesh Naidu President & CEO rnaidu@windsoressexchamber.org X222

Wendy Bretz Communications Coordinator & Executive Assistant wbretz@windsoressexchamber.org X228

Sherri Gowman Director of Sales & Marketing sgowman@windsoressexchamber.org X223

Caitlin Hildenbrand Membership Coordinator childenbrand@windsoressexchamber.org X230

CONTENTS Greeting from the President and Chair

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Wine Industry Resolution Update

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Welcome New Board Members

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Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient Carol Derbyshire

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Events

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Making Health and Safety Less Complicated: Tools for your small business

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Member Spotlight – ENWIN

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In Our Community

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New Members

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Barbara Malmberg Director of Events bmalmberg@windsoressexchamber.org X231

Marina Poljak Event Coordinator mpoljak@windsoressexchamber.org X221

Kathleen Westlake Accounting and Finance Administrator kwestlake@windsoressexchamber.org X227

“The mission of the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce is to contribute directly to our members’ success.”

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WINDSOR-ESSEX REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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2575 Ouellette Place Windsor, ON N8X 1L9 Tel: 519-966-3696 Fax: 519-966-0603 info@windsoressexchamber.org www.windsoressexchamber.org

Advertising Sales - adsales@windsoressexchamber.org The WERCC may choose to generate revenue from many discount programs and services being provided. Twitter @WERCofC

Instagram @windsoressexchamber


Greeting from the President & CEO and Chair Greetings Chamber Members and Friends, The months of May and June have been busy at the Chamber. We've had numerous events including the Deloitte TMT Breakfast, Breakfast Express Networking, May and June After Businesses, the 83rd Annual WERCC Golf tournament, and Chamber 143 where we presented Carol Derbyshire with the 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award for her business and community contributions to Windsor-Essex. In June, the Chamber signed a memorandum of understanding with the Chhattisgarh State Industrial Development Corporation in India to facilitate business to business interactions between the members of WERCC and the Chhattisgarh State Industrial Development Corporation. The objective is to provide WindsorEssex companies access to a growing market for the agribusiness and food processing sectors in the state of Chhattisgarh and other regions of India. This is a win-win relationship that will provide markets for the Rakesh Naidu President & CEO advancements in technology that we have achieved in the Windsor-Essex region and support the growth of Windsor-Essex companies in India. I am also excited to announce that the WERCC was invited to join the Windsor Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA) and Bridging North America (BNA) as a delivery partner for the implementation of the Gordie Howe International Bridge Community Benefits Plan. There will be many positive outcomes for our members and the region as a whole. We look forward to engaging with WDBA and BNA to ensure that the project is successful and our members benefit from our participation. We've also been working very hard to add new partnerships to your Chamber program which will bring increased value to your Chamber membership. Stay tuned for exciting announcements in the next few months. If your company would like to discuss an Affinity partnership with the Chamber or to offer WERCC members an exclusive deal, please contact the Chamber office today. Lastly, we would like to welcome three new board members to the Chamber: Josh Cheifetz, Jason Ilijanic Allison Hawkins, and Gordon Orr. We look forward to working with each of you to create regional Chair economic prosperity in Windsor-Essex.

2019-2020 Dr. Alfie Morgan Director Emeritus

Ms. Beverly Becker Director

Mr. Josh Cheifetz Director

Director, Local Marketing & Special Projects Windsor Star

Mrs. Allison Hawkins Director

Ms. Maureen Lucas Treasurer**

Emerging Leaders Representative Lawyer Corrent & Macri LLP

CPA-CA Hawkins & Co. Accounting

Entrepreneur in Residence EpiCentre, University of Windsor

Non-Voting Professor Emeritus of Business Administration University of Windsor

Ms. Ann-Marie Belanger Director / Non-Voting

Ms. Shelley Fellows Director

Mr. Jason Ilijanic Chair**

Ms. Mila Lucio Chair Elect**

Mr. Gordon Orr Director

Vice President Communications AIS Technologies

Director, Commercial Services WFCU Credit Union

Chief Human Resources Officer Green Shield Canada

CEO Tourism Windsor-Essex Pelee Island

Mr. Scott Jenkins Vice Chair**

Mr. Jeffrey MacKinnon Past Chair**

Dr. Francine Schlosser Director

Director of Advertising Caesars Windsor

Partner McTague Law Firm LLP

Ms. Marie Campagna Vice Chair** Executive Vice President Operations / CFO Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare

Mr. Romeo Girardi Director Executive Vice President Farrow

**denotes member of Executive Committee

Professor Odette School of Business University of Windsor

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Chair – ATHENA Committee VP – Sales/Marketing Empire Communications Inc.

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Chamber News

“Ontario wines are being met with an import tax of 35% plus an additional retail store tax of 6.1% despite being domestically produced and sold.”

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On May 4th, I had the pleasure of attending the Ontario Chamber of Commerce's AGM to present a policy resolution which seeks to make changes to the retail sale of alcohol in Ontario to demonstrate support for the local industry and jobs in the wine and grape sector. The resolution was co-sponsored by the Leamington Chamber of Commerce, Prince Edward County Chamber of Commerce, Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce and Grimsby Chamber of Commerce. The wine and grape industry is a massive driver of the province's economy. In 2015, it contributed $4.4 billion to the Ontario economy by supporting 18,000 jobs and hundreds of small family-owned businesses, while also attracting over 2.4 million tourists to wine country every year. Ontario Craft Wineries alone represent over 100 wineries across the province with a vast majority being small to medium sized family-owned businesses. Their craft wines are a significant driver of the Ontario rural economy due to VQA wines being 100% Ontario grown and produced, which contrasts to other alcohol beverage sectors in the province. The grape and wine industry is also a significant driver for the local economy in regions such as Niagara, Prince Edward County, Lake Erie North Shore, and other areas in Windsor-Essex County such as Pelee Island. Essex County contains 17 wineries that produce awardwinning wines owing to the area's 4 unique maritime climate with longer

RESOLUTION FOCUSSED ON THE WINE INDUSTRY Receives 100% Support at Ontario Chamber of Commerce AGM sun hours than any other area in Canada. This makes the wine and grape industry a popular local tourist attraction which generates revenue for the local economy. “The real key here is that small wineries actually create a lot of jobs,” says Tom O'Brien who is with Coopers Hawk Vineyards in Harrow. Unfortunately, due to overly strict and unfair regulations imposed on the sale and distribution of wine in Ontario, small businesses and rural communities have been experiencing a loss in profit. Ontario wines are being met with an import tax of 35% plus an additional retail store tax of 6.1% despite being domestically produced and sold. This has resulted in consumers choosing to purchase wine brands that are truly imported having more competitive pricing. O'Brien said that due to the absurdly high taxes imposed on domestic wines, selling a $15 bottle of wine from his storefront would only allow him to keep about $11, and even less if he is selling through the LCBO network at $6.50 (CBC). The Chamber has requested that wineries be able to sell to stores outside of the LCB O network eliminating the 35% import tax on domestic wines. Other wines producing nations have a highly competitive advantage for the production and distribution of their wines when compared to Ontario's wineries. While Ontario wines hold only a 24 percent market share with the LCBO, other nations are dominating their own market. The USA owns over 60% of their domestic market while some nations such as Spain, South Africa, and Argentina each own over 90% of their respective markets - well above what Ontario owns.

Steve Mitchel, President of the family-run Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery in Amherstburg, says that other countries aren't placing similar markups on their own wine which gives them a competitive advantage, something that the Ontario wine industry is lacking (Windsor Star). He continues to say that if the LCBO was to drop its 35% import tax, the average cost of a bottle of wine would also drop from $15 to $11 allowing for greater competition. To ensure that the Ontario wines and grape industry remains competitive in Ontario, the WERCC has urged the Government of Ontario to eliminate the 35% import tax levied on domestically produced and sold wines, eliminate the additional 6.1% retail tax that exists on top of other collectable sales tax, allow for direct delivery to new retail opportunities, prevent a grocery led oligopoly from arising, and enable the shipping of Ontario produced wines across provinces. contin. pg. 5

President Rakesh Naidu with OCC President Rocco Rossi


Chamber News Implementing these regulations will allow Ontario grape growers and wineries the ability to continue growing their businesses, make significant contributions to provincial and regional economies, and create local jobs. On Saturday, May 4th, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce held its 107th Annual General Meeting and Convention in Muskoka Lakes where various policy resolutions from across the province were considered.

The Windsor Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce's policy resolution on Ontario's wine industry received an overwhelmingly positive amount of support being unanimously approved by the OCC delegates. The adoption of this resolution will allow for the wine and grape industry to grow by reducing the tax burden, thus allowing for the creation of more jobs leading to economic diversification in the region.

New WERCC Board Members

Mr. Josh Cheifetz, Lawyer

Mrs. Allison Hawkins, CPA-CA

Corrent & Macri LLP

Hawkins & Co. Accounting

Mr. Gordon Orr, CEO Tourism Windsor-Essex Pelee Island

OCC President Rocco Rossi and Minister Todd Smith – Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade

H.E Mizanur Rahman, High Commissioner of Bangladesh to Canada

US Consulate General in Detroit, Joe Comartin

Council of the Great Lakes Region CEO Mark Fisher

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Events

Chamber 143 Featuring Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient

Carol Derbyshire

Featuring Warden Gary McNamara

Thank You To Our Event Sponsors!

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Warden’s Lunch

Photos by snapd

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Events

May After Business - at Accelerator

Photos by snapd

83rd Annual WERCC Golf Tournament

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at Kingsville Golf & Country Club

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Thank You To Our Golf Sponsors! FREEDS


Events

June After Business - at Cooper’s Hawk Vineyards

Thank You! To Our After Business Sponsors

Breakfast Express Networking

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WERCC Emerging Leaders Lunch and Learn

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Making Health and Safety Less Complicated: Tools for your small business Health and Safety matters...no matter the size of your business. With 97.7% of all Ontario businesses employing less than 100 people, we need to place extra care and attention on health and safety for small businesses. Often fast-paced operations, with employers kept busy balancing budgets, customer and regulatory demands, small businesses appreciate any help they can get. That is why Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) has created a new set of free Job Aids and Safety Checks for agriculture, manufacturing and service sector small businesses. Aimed at improving hazard awareness and worker orientation, they minimize the time spent developing resources and increase the time spent delivering important safety messages.

Job Aids to improve hazard awareness among your workers The workplace can be a dangerous place if you go in unprepared, but with the right knowledge serious harm can be avoided. Use WSPS' small business Job Aids to learn what hazards exist in your workplace and educate yourself on what controls you can put in place to keep you and your workers safe. Over 65 are available, on a wide-variety of hazards, including:  Bagel slicer  Cannabis & impairment

 Box cutters  Snow blowers

 Chemicals  Emissions

 Kegs  Working around traffic

Access all Job Aids by visiting the WSPS Small Business Centre. Select the appropriate Safety Road Map (i.e. number of people employed), click on the Hazards tab and start learning.

Enhance your worker orientation with Safety Checks Workers – whether new at a job or returning from a long absence – are particularly vulnerable to workplace injury. This is why proper orientation is an essential part of a health and safety program. Include Safety Checks as a part of your orientation program to provide workers information on how to work safely with specific hazards, including appropriate behaviours and actions they can take to protect themselves. Over 35 different Safety Checks are currently available, including:  Knife safety  Step ladders

 Deep fryers  Conveyor systems

 Working in hot environments  Drill process

 Golf carts  Pallet jacks

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All Safety Checks can be found on the WSPS Small Business Centre. Select the appropriate Safety Road Map (i.e. number of people employed) and click on Training & Orientation.

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Award Winning Members

Amica Riverside – Best Retirement Living Residence Antonino's Original Pizza – Best Pizza Restaurant AutoMAXX Pre-Owned Car Center – Best Used Car Dealership Baker Tilly Windsor LLP – Best Income Tax Service - Best Accounting Company Blak's Bakery – Best Bakery Caesars Windsor – Best Hotel Canadian Tire – Best Auto Parts Accessories Store Coral Medical Health Spa – Best Spa Treatment Company Coulter's Furniture – Best Furniture Store Devonshire Mall – Best Retail Shopping Centre / Mall Essex Golf & Country Club – Best Golf Course Families First – Best Funeral Home Forest Glade Fireplaces – Best Woodstove / Fireplace Store Freeds – Best Men's Formal Wear Store & Best Men's Clothing Store The Hungry Pooch – Best Pet Supply Store KELCOM Windsor – Best Cellular Phone Store Koolini's Italian Eatery – Best Catering Company Landscape Effects – Best Landscape / Lawn Care Service Libro Essex – Best Bank / Credit Union / Trust Company and Branch Location Mazaar – Best Middle Eastern Restaurant Overseas Motors – Best Domestic Car Dealership - Best Import Car Dealership Penalty Box – Best Lunch Restaurant Thai Palace – Best Thai Restaurant Thanasi's Olympus Greek Restaurant – Best Greek Restaurant The Bull & Barrel Urban Saloon – Best Bar / Nightclub The Keg – Best Steak Restaurant & Best Outdoor Patio The Lighting Boutique – Best Lighting Store Walkerville Brewery – Best Local Craft Beer / Brewery Windsor Crossings – Best Outlet / Discount Store Windsor Laser Eye Institute – Best Laser Vision Centre

Congratulations to our members who were recently acknowledged by Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island for their BEST OF WINDSOR ESSEX 2019 awards! Art Gallery of Windsor - Best Art Gallery or Art Space Windsor Symphony Orchestra - Best Theatre Company / Performing Arts Group Caesars Windsor - Best Attraction – Gaming & Best Hotel/Motel & - Best Entertainment Venue Multicultural Council of Windsor - Carrousel of Nations - Best Festival – Food & Drink Wolfhead Distillery - Art of a Cocktail Walkerville Brewery - Best Brewery Experience Mazaar Lebanese Cuisine - Best Around the World Eats Thai Palace Restaurant - Best Asian Cuisine Kingsville Golf & Country Club - Best Golf Course Devonshire Mall - Best Mall

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Congratulations to our members who were recently acknowledged by Windsor Star as the BEST OF YQG 2019 awards!

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SPOTLIGHT On Our Members

PILLAR MEMBER ENWIN is proud to be a part of a rich tradition in Windsor and Essex County, and a forward-thinking contributor to our regional future. As a local distribution company, ENWIN operates and maintains the regulated electricity distribution system – as well as the potable water production and distribution systems owned by Windsor Utilities Commission – and the District Energy heating and cooling systems in Windsor. As the electricity and water sectors continue to transform at an unprecedented pace, it is our job to guide customers and businesses through these changes, manage rising electricity prices, ensure a supply of safe, clean potable water and prepare our distribution systems to accomplish things we have barely begun to imagine. One way we do this is through Water System Operating Agreement between ENWIN and WUC which has enabled strategic alignment between the utilities. This agreement helps us to eliminate redundancies, consolidate work tasks and reduce headcount – leading to efficiencies and savings for both utilities. The outcome is a high-functioning, results oriented, sustainable operation that has seen reductions in costs and increases in innovative planning. ENWIN is dedicated to staying on the cusp of technology and creativity – to actively pursuing a conversation with our customers, business partners and innovators – and to establishing the strong, viable partnerships that will help us to increase our capabilities and manage our costs. We will continue to work with our customers to build and sustain the power and water future for our community.

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In Our Community

Congratulations to Habitat for Humanity Windsor-Essex on its 25th anniversary. Congratulations to the University of Windsor on the appointment of new President Dr. Robert Gordon, and new Chancellor Mary Jo Haddad. Congratulations to Merchants Paper Co. on its 75th anniversary and grand re-opening. Congratulations to Windsor Port Authority on its new mission to drive the creation of an international integrated transportation hub in Windsor-Essex.

Congratulations to Bell Media's Manny Paiva on winning a President's Award from RTDNA Canada.

Congratulations to WFCU Credit Union on its certification as a Great Place to Work and being named 29thon this year's Best Workplaces TM in Canada list for businesses with 100999 employees. Congratulations to Miller Canfield on being recognized as a top firm for diversity in American Lawyer's 2019 Diversity Scorecard. Thank you to Hotel Dieu Grace Healthcare for its $100,000 grant to the Windsor-Essex ProsperUs initiative.

Congratulations to Windsor Regional Hospital on the appointment of its new Chief of Staff, Dr. Wassim Saad.

Devine Personnel is now E3Works – the new face of work solutions. Visit them at www.e3works.ca.

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Congratulations to Sunray Group on the grand opening of its new Four Points at Sheraton in downtown Windsor.

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New Members Lessor Limited PILLAR Commercial Real Estate Leasing & Management Christine Davison, President 350 Erie St. E. Windsor, ON N9A 3X3 Phone: (519) 253-1000 info@lessorltd.com http://www.lessorltd.com

COMMUNITY BUILDER Sunray Group of Hotels Christine Melnyk, Executive Director of Operations christine.melnyk@sunraygroup.ca Towne Place Suites by Marriott Windsor Hotels & Motels Patrizia La Tona, General Manager 250 Dougall Avenue Windsor, ON N9A 7C6 Phone: (519) 977-9707 Fax:(519) 977-6404 patrizia.latona@sunraygroup.ca https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/ qgts-towneplace-suites-windsor/

VON Canada, Windsor-Essex Home Health Care; Health & Wellness Jon Jewell, Manager of Business Development 4520 Rhodes Drive, Suite 400 Windsor, ON N8W 5C2 Phone: (519) 254-4866 Fax:(519) 254-1588 jon.jewell@von.ca http://www.vonwindsoressex.ca VCare Clinics Inc. Clinics - Medical; Urgent Care Clinic Syed Wiquar Husain, Manager 2285 Howard Avenue, Windsor, ON N8X 3V2 Phone: (519) 954-7979 admin@vcareclinics.ca http://www.vcareclinics.ca

Comfort Inn & Suites - Ambassador Bridge Hotels & Motels Mohammed Zafar, General Manager 2330 Huron Church Road Windsor, ON N9E 3S6 Phone: (519) 972-1100 Fax:(519) 972-6310 cisambassador@gmail.com http://www.choicehotels.ca/cn901

Accelerator Business Incubator Arthur Barbut, CEO 1501 Howard Avenue, Windsor, ON N8X 3T5 Phone: (519) 997-2888 info@downtownaccelerator.com http://www.downtownaccelerator.com

CONNECTOR

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Quality Inn & Suites Windsor Hotels & Motels; Meeting & Conference Facilities Angela Santin, General Manager 675 Goyeau Street, Windsor, ON N9A 1H3 Phone: (519) 258-8411 Fax:(519) 258-6771 gm@qualityinnwindsor.com http://www.qualityinn.com

Best Western Plus Leamington Hotels & Motels Carolyn Tann-Jacobs, General Manager 566 Bevel Line Rd. Leamington, ON N8H 3V4 Phone: (519) 326-8646 Fax:(519) 326-5531 https://bestwesternleamington.com/

Comfort Suites Downtown Hotels & Motels Jennifer Reaume, General Manager 500 Tuscarora Street Windsor, ON N9A 3M2 Phone: (519) 971-0505 (519) 971-8444 comfortsuiteswindsor@gmail.com http://www.choicehotels.ca/cn365

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Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel Hotels & Motels; Accommodations, Conference & Meeting Facilities Mihir Patel, General Manager 2530 Ouellette Avenue, Windsor, ON N8S 1B6 Phone: (519) 966-1860 reception@howardjohnsonwindsor.com http://www.igohojo.ca

Active Care Management Insurance; Insurance - Travel Paul Schlosser, Client Relationship Manager 3430 Wheelton Dr., Windsor, ON N8W 5A7 Phone: (519) 945-8256 info@active-care.ca http://www.active-care.ca Four Points by Sheraton Hotels & Motels Michelle Falconio, General Manager 430 Ouellette Avenue, Windsor, ON N9A 1B2 Phone: (519) 256-4656 Fax:(519) 256-9745 michelle.falconio@sunraygroup.ca http://www.marriott.com Fionn MacCool's Restaurants Kristian Neill, Manager 430 Ouellette Avenue, Windsor, ON N9A 1B2 Phone: (226) 315-2398 pubs5824@cara.com http://www.fionnmaccools.com

BUSINESS BUILDER

Comfort Inn South WIndsor Hotels & Motels Justin Barker, General Manager 2955 Dougall Avenue, Windsor, ON N9E 1S1 Phone: (519) 966-7800 Fax:(519) 966-0403 gmcisw318@wbszholdings.ca http://www.choicehotels.ca/cn318 Motel 6 Windsor Hotels & Motels Hina Kapadia, Owner / Operator 2000 Huron Church Rd.,Windsor, ON N9C 2L5 Phone: (519) 966-8811 Fax:(519) 966-3117 m65725bo@6franchise.com http://www.motel6.com Tersano Inc. Commercial & Industrial Cleaning Solutions Jamie O'Neil 3440 North Talbot Rd., Oldcastle, ON N0R 1L0 Phone: (800) 808-1723 Fax:(866) 289-7211 jamieo@tersano.com http://www.tersano.com Armando's Pizza - LaSalle Restaurants Gianni Rigotti, President 6146 Malden Rd., LaSalle, ON N9H 1S8 Phone: (519) 734-1239 armandospizza@hotmail.com http://www.armandospizza.com Pet Wise Pet Supplies Pets & Supplies Linda Dosant, Owner 6000 Tecumseh Rd. E., Windsor, ON N8T 1E3 Phone: (519) 944-8830 Fax:(519) 944-6837 linda.petwise@gmail.com http://www.petwisepetstore.com

Meet Our Newest Upgraded Members Miller Canfield LLP GOLD Lawyers Shannon Kinney, Office Manager 100 Ouellette Ave., Suite 1300 Windsor, ON N9A 6T3 Phone: (519) 946-2123 Fax: (519) 946-2133 kinney@millercanfield.com http://www.millercanfield.com First Stop Services Shredding Document Management & Premium Self Storage Christine Davison, President 350 Erie St. E. Windsor, ON N9A 3X3 Phone: (519) 253-1000 Fax: (519) 253-6536 admin@firststopservices.ca http://www.firststopservices.ca

CIRCLE

PILLAR

Green Sun Rising COMMUNITY Energy - Renewable BUILDER Klaus Dohring, President 1680 Kildare Road Windsor, ON N8W 2W4 Green Sun Rising Phone: (519) 946-0408 info@greensunrising.com http://www.greensunrising.com Reliance Home Comfort Heating & Cooling Contractors Rishi Mahajan, Residential Sales Manager, Windsor-Essex 1900 Black Acre Drive Oldcastle, ON N0R 1L0 Phone: (519) 737-0334 Fax: (519) 737-0345 rmahajan@reliancecomfort.com http://www.reliancehomecomfort.com Roth Mosey & Partners LLP Chartered Professional Accountants, Chartered Accountants Rodney Gagnon, Partner 3100 Temple Dr., Suite 300 Windsor, ON N8W 5J6 Phone: (519) 977-6410 Fax: (519) 977-7083 lori@roth-mosey.com http://www.roth-mosey.com

CONNECTOR

Sun Life Financial Insurance - Life & Financial Planning Regina Janzen, FC Resource Team Leader 3200 Deziel Drive, Suite 508 Windsor, ON N8W 5K8 Phone: (519) 974-3200 Fax: (519) 974-2222 b122@sunlife.com http://www.sunlife.ca/windsorkent Workforce Windsor Essex Associations & Organizations Michelle Suchiu, Executive Director 880 North Service Rd., Unit 201 Windsor, ON N8X 3H6 Workforce WindsorEssex Phone: (226) 674-3220 info@workforcewindsoressex.com http://www.workforcewindsoressex.com


Renewing Members

Académie Ste Cécile International School Advanced Home Services All-Risks Insurance Brokers Limited AlphaKOR Group Inc. Al's Bin Rentals Ltd. Amica at Riverside Antoine Greige Salon Inc. Archon Architects Incorporated Bank of Montreal Bestcheck Inspection Services Bio Ped Windsor Biz X Magazine Bloomtools Windsor Bogar Truck Parts & Service Inc. Brave Control Solutions Inc. Caboto Club Canterbury College Capital Assist (Valuation) Inc. Carico of Canada Credit Inc. CF Industrial CKUE-FM, CHYR & CJWF Clarke Surveyors Incorporated Connecting Windsor-Essex DataRealm Inc. Desjardins Business Devonshire Mall, HOOPP Realty Inc. Dickinson Wright LLC Digital Media Easton, R. Bruck, Belowus Easton Eclipse Cosmetic & Laser Centre Employment Assessment Centre Essex Energy Corporation Exodus Escape Rooms Windsor Families First Funeral Home & Tribute Centre - Windsor, Dougall Ave. COMMUNITY BUILDER Families First Funeral Home & Tribute Centre – Amherstburg Families First Funeral Home & Tribute Centre – LaSalle Families First Funeral Home & Tribute Centre – Windsor, Lauzon Rd. Forest Glade Fireplaces Fuerland Realty Ltd. Guardian Storage and Mailboxes Habitat For Humanity Windsor - Essex Hawkins & Co. Accounting Hengl, Scott Financial Partners INC. Hogarth Hermiston Severs LLP Hold Please Communications Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare PILLAR

Howard Avenue Walk-In Clinic Inc. Human Kinetics Publishers IndCom Leasing Inc. Ion Residential Inspection Services Inc. Jose's Bar and Grill Jose's Bar and Grill - Leamington Windsor Keg Steakhouse & Bar The Riverside Keg Steakhouse and Bar LC Platinum Realty Inc. Brokerage Lumberjack Restaurant Manor Windsor Realty Ltd. Marcel's Collision Inc. Media Street Productions Inc. GOLD CIRCLE North American Free Trade Consultants Inc. Nova Tool & Mold Inc. On Site Services Palazzi Bros. Carpet & Tile Ltd. Patio Palace Post Packaging of Windsor Inc. ProStaff Employment Solutions Inc. Reliance Home Comfort COMMUNITY BUILDER Sterling Ridge Infrastructure Inc. COMMUNITY BUILDER Mr. Dick Rivard Running Flat Scotia Mcleod Inc. Investment Dealers SES Windsor Sherdil Precision Inc. Silver Tee Golf & Virtual Gaming Centre Smartex Products (Canada) Ltd. St. Clair Insurance Brokers Inc. CONNECTOR Sun Life Financial CONNECTOR Thai Palace Restaurant Timberland Homes Terry T. Turner Professional Corporation U-Haul Moving and Storage of Forest Glade U-Haul Moving and Storage of South Walkerville U-Haul Moving and Storage at Walker Rd. U-Haul Moving and Storage of Windsor Vets Cab COMMUNITY BUILDER The Walkerville Tavern Web Geeks COMMUNITY BUILDER West Windsor Power WFT Investments Ltd. Windsor Cardiac Centre Windsor Comedy Festival Inc. Windsor Essex Community Housing Corporation Windsor Investigation Services Ltd.Windsor Real Estate Photography Wolfhead Distillery COMMUNITY BUILDER WorkSmart Safety Solutions Inc.World Water Operator Training Company Inc.

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Thank you! We value your partnership as we work together for the success of our Windsor-Essex region.

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UPCOMING EVENTS - Save The Dates! Emerging Technologies In Automation Conference & Tradeshow Tuesday, September 10, 2019 @ Caesars Windsor September After Business Thursday, September 19, 2019 @ The Bull & Barrel 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Crossing The Border Luncheon Challenges & Solutions With U.S. Consulate General Wednesday, September 25, 2019 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Tech Show 2019 Tuesday, October 22, 2019 4:30 pm – 9:00 pm ATHENA Scholarship Luncheon Friday, November 1, 2019 11:30 am – 1:30 pm @ St. Clair College Centre for the Arts Annual Multiple Business Holiday Party Friday, December 6, 2019 6:00 pm – midnight @ Caesars Windsor

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