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The Partnership markets what it has to offer
in various exhibitions of the world bio market.
It also employs an ongoing call program to tar-
geted companies to meet directly with senior
directors and CEOs of companies.
“We really focus on targeting those indus-
tries and having specific materials that target a
sector and really try to find out what the needs
of a company are and how to meet them.”
Sarnia Lambton’s immediate goals are to at-
tract the next generation of bio-based energy
companies in 2015, and to attract the next
generation of energy technology laboratories
to get more large-scale fabrication projects
from Alberta Oil Sands— in a way bringing en-
ergy back to its historical birthplace in North
America since it all began in 1862.
