Canada's Technology Triangle hosted open house at innovative new location
Written by Dan Comand March 11, 2010
Canada's Technology Triangle Inc (CTT) held a formal Open House this evening at the new location, 260 King Street West, Kitchener. Having moved into the location on February 1st, 2010, this was an opportunity to launch the new site and to discuss the many opportunities this space will present.
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The office is conveniently located in the downtown core of Kitchener, near many amenities including the UW's Health Sciences Campus and WLU's Faculty of Social Work, and it is a short drive to the surrounding cities and townships of the Waterloo Region.
John Jung, CEO of Canada's Technology Triangle Inc announced that the new location has provided an exceptional opportunity for a Synergy Centre where like-minded organizations can converge and collaboratively foster unique ideas for the prosperity of Waterloo Region. This synergy centre project will take an ecosystem approach to economic development in Waterloo Region. In addition, Fall 2010 will mark the opening of an Event Theatre Facility located within the building that will provide an affordable and flexible option for those seeking a space to host up to 200 individuals.
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