Wit Ventures: Tepperman’s Says Future Bright In Sarnia-Lambton.

Wednesday 17 May 2017

Tepperman’s Says Future Bright In Sarnia-Lambton.

From Melanie Irwin, Blackburn News.

Tepperman’s says the future is bright in Sarnia-Lambton.

The family owned retailer hosted a groundbreaking ceremony Monday morning, marking the start of construction of its new concept store in the London Road Shopping Centre.

President Andrew Tepperman says it feels like the city is about to burst positively — and they want to be ready for it.

“There’s a lot going on I find, with the college, Bluewater Health and who know’s what’s going to happen with NOVA… but it feels good anyway,” says Tepperman. “All the micro/macro economic things feel good with low interest rates, housing is strong. Everything just feels really good right now and that was the foundation and reason why we moved.”

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