Wit Ventures: City Poised to Become Tech Centre.

Monday 16 October 2017

City Poised to Become Tech Centre.

A grassroots group of self-described ‘nerds’ says the city is primed to build and sustain a tech industry.

Sarnia Tech Community formed this summer with the purpose of transforming the city into a hub of technology and innovation, said member Jon Ferwerda.

It came together this summer, meets twice monthly and held its kickoff event on the rooftop of the Kenwick Place building, a symbolic setting overlooking the city.

“The goal is to bring everyone in the community together … and move forward as one, in one direction that benefits the city, the businesses, the students, the youth, and the community at large,” said member Jasmyn Newton.

“We all live in Sarnia-Lambton and we believe this is an incredible place to be. We have a highly motivated community.”

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Image Credit. By Siemens Pressebild

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