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John Breakey John Breakey is the cofounder and CEO of UNIS LUMIN Inc., a technology outsourcing and systems integration company headquartered in Oakville, Ontario. With a strong management / financial background, he has grown UNIS LUMIN from a home-based business into a major player in the IT industry in Canada.
John M. Ward
Recently retired from DuPont Canada, his most recent duties included evaluating technology/ market opportunities and acquisitions for commercializing sustainable technologies. Focus was on clean water, clean air, clean fuel and bio-materials.
Adi M. Treasurywala After a PhD in Synthetic Organic Chemistry and a fulfilling career in Pharmaceuticals in the US and Canada for two and a half decades, Dr. Treasurywala joined the University of Toronto Innovations Foundation in 2000.
Greg Williams
Scott Inwood Director of CommercializationWaterloo Commercialization Office (WatCo)
Scott has assumed technical and marketing roles in the chemical industry (Polysar and Novacor Chemicals), training and policy implementation roles with the Ontario Environmental Training Consortium (a college consortium managing environmental training programs for the Ontario Ministry of Environment), and technical wastewater treatment technology marketing and business development roles with Water Technology International Inc. (WTI) and assumed a founders management role in Apex Residue Recovery Inc. (a WTI startup company).
Bryan Watson Executive DirectorNational Angel Capital Organization
Throughout his career, both in Canada and the UK, Bryan J. Watson has been a champion of entrepreneurship as a vector for the commercialization of advanced technologies. Upon his return to Canada in 2004, Bryan established his venture development consulting practice to help emerging-growth companies overcome the barriers to success they face in the Canadian commercialization ecosystem.
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P.Eng, C.Eng, BSc- Mech./ Aero Engineering, I.Mech.E, Mini-MBA, Six- Sigma Cert. Teaching Diploma- Ontario Colleges.
Dr. Williams has a B.Eng and M.Eng in Chemical Engineering from McGill University and a PhD from the University of Toronto. Dr. Williams started his career as a materials scientist and he transitioned into water treatment when he moved from Abitibi Price to Trojan Technologies in 1999.