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Greater Studios uses traditional and emerging technologies to create innovative entertainment experiences.

Greater Sudbury Hydro Inc. is part of the GSU group of companies, and has been distributing electricity to the Sudbury area for over 100 years. We strive to supply reliable electricity to our over 47,400 residential and commercial customers in the most cost-effective and efficient way while sustaining capital infrastructure. We have a strong commitment to the safety, the health and the environment of our Customers, our Employees and our Community. Greater Sudbury Hydro Inc. (GSHi) is the Local Electricity Distribution Company for Sudbury, Capreol, Coniston, Copper Cliff, Falconbridge, and West Nipissing including Sturgeon Falls and Cache Bay. (To report a power outage in your area, phone 705-675-7536 Sudbury area; 705-753-2341 West Nipissing) GSHi is contracted to maintain streetlights for the City of Greater Sudbury and Municipality of West Nipissing. (To report a streetlight that needs replacing, streetlights@sudburyhydro.com) GSHi's Conservation and Demand Management Group facilitates Alternative Generation connections to the Grid, coordinates Energy Conservation initiatives in collaboration with the Ontario Power Authority, and can advise on ways for both residential and business customers to reduce their energy consumption, thereby saving money. (For info, cdm@sudburyhydro.com) Greater Sudbury Hydro Inc. was incorporated under the Ontario Business Corporation Act in 2000, has one shareholder, the City of Greater, represented by the elected Mayor and Council of the City of Greater Sudbury. Prior to incorporation, local distribution services were provided by the Sudbury Hydro-Electric Commission. GSHi is a highly regulated entity, and operates under strict Ontario Energy Board (OEB) rules and regulations for LDCs in the province of Ontario. (www.ontarioenergyboard.ca) GSHi is ISO 9001 and OHSAS 18001 certified. Follow us on Twitter @sudburyhydro Like us on Facebook Greater Sudbury Hydro

Greater Sydney Excavators are the professionals when it comes to all your excavation and earth working requirements. • Excavation work of all sizes and requirements • Trenching & Footings • Stormwater Trenching • Earthmoving / Land Preparation • Pier, Post Hole and Stump Hole Drilling • Site Clearing / Cleanup • Concrete / Rock Breaking - Pylons, Pathways, Driveways, etc • Swimming Pools & Spas • Concrete / Rock breaking - Pylons, Pathways, Driveways, etc • TIGHT ACCESS? We specialise in accessing those tight and narrow locations. We service Sydney, Greater Sydney, South Coast, North Coast and Blue Mountains – and everywhere in between! • Fully Insured, Registered & Licenced • Experienced and Licensed Operators • Professional, Quality workmanship • Reliable and Trusted – Work completed on time! • Wide range of Equipment • Competitive Pricing • All work completed, and tidied, as we would if it were our own A “FREE” written quote for all customers. When you deal with Greater Sydney Excavators, you’re dealing with a family businesses, owned and operated by Graeme Smith. Graeme is involved with every project the business is contracted to. Working with Children (WWC) Approved. White Card & Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) Available.

The Greater Sydney Landcare Network (GSLN) is a membership-based community organisation that aims to support individuals and groups who are working to protect, restore and improve the natural environment of Greater Sydney. Our region includes metropolitan Sydney, greater western Sydney, the Central Coast and Blue Mountains.

Located on the Mid North Coast of NSW, bounded by sweeping coastline and mountain forest, Greater Taree City Council is a fantastic place to work. The LGA is located three hours north of Sydney and stretches from Johns River in the north to Wang Wauk River in the south, and up to 100 kilometres to the western hinterland. The area takes in a 50 kilometre coastal strip. Council delivers a wide range of programs and services to its 49, 000 community members. Through this wide and diverse range of services Council provides an extensive array of career options and pathways. Council is responsible for governing many aspects of the area, including asset planning, cultural services, regulatory services, community wellbeing and infrastructure services. Council also manages the Manning Entertainment Centre, the Manning Regional Art Gallery and five Greater Taree branch Libraries. Careers with Council We are one of the primary employers in the Manning Valley. We are an innovative and diverse organisation that employs staff across the range of services we provide to the local community. Join us for a rewarding and stimulating career and become part of the team making a difference in the Manning Valley. We are committed to the principles of employment equity and diversity. We are a progressive, community focused organisation offering: Competitive remuneration and leave entitlements Diverse career opportunities Healthy work/life balance Ongoing training and development opportunities Meaningful and challenging work Great people Great location

With Greater Than’s technology, organizations can visualize their biggest road safety and climate impact risks before they happen so they can be proactive to prevent and protect. It’s our mission to empower our customers with the most meaningful and valuable road safety and climate impact risk insights from their existing driving data. Companies across industries use our risk intelligence to better understand, manage and price risk, reduce crashes, reduce climate impact and fulfil ESG reporting obligations. Within the mobility risk intelligence space, we’re different because we: • Harmonize driving data from any source, including telematics solutions, dashcams, connected vehicles, smartphones etc. • Pinpoint the driver influence on road safety and climate impact, making it easy to identify areas for quick improvement • Integrate with existing solutions, serving as an enhancement layer to provide additional intelligence • Predict crashes before they happen, strengthening the “predict and prevent” approach to risk control • Use a unique pattern profiling AI that doesn’t rely on driver “events” but instead identifies patterns in driving behavior and compares them to our global database, trained over 20 years Talk to us if you want to: • Understand, control or price driver risk for insurance, leasing, mobility, automotive or similar industry • Introduce a new behavior-based insurance pricing solution • Reduce crashes within your organization • Reduce emissions • Optimize EV battery life and reduce charging frequency • Improve engagement with drivers or customers through gamification and feedback

The membership of the Greater Topeka Chamber of Commerce represents the entire community with members from business and industry, private associations, civic organizations, homebased businesses, social service agencies, education, government, and individuals. Over 1,200 member firms, representing over 1,900 individuals, believe Chamber membership is one of the best ways to help develop jobs in our community and grow their businesses!

A major stakeholder in the tourism industry, the GTHA is the voice of the Greater Toronto Area's hotel industry, representing 170 hotels, with approximately 36,000 guest rooms and more than 32,000 employees. Founded in 1925, the GTHA enables competing hotels to work together on issues of public policy and charitable ventures, provides information and service to its members, and advocates raising their profile and prosperity as a vital component of the Greater Toronto Area's tourism industry.

The Greater Toronto Sewer and Watermain Contractors Association (GTSWCA) represents over 200 member companies and 10,000 unionized workers who build water, stormwater and wastewater infrastructure across the Greater Toronto Area.