Trojan Technologies To Receive 2020 Corporate Icon Award
The London Chamber of Commerce’s Corporate Icon Award is presented to a corporation that has demonstrated particular excellence or achievement in business, making either an immediate impact on or a substantial long-term contribution to the economic progress of the London community. Past winners include StarTech.com, 3M Canada, and Labatt Breweries.
“Each year, the London Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Directors chooses a corporation that has demonstrated particular excellence or achievement in business to receive the Corporate Icon Award,” said Chamber CEO, Gerry Macartney. “Trojan Technologies is more than deserving of this honor and we are looking forward to presenting this award to them at the Business Achievement Award gala on March 25, 2020.”
“We are extremely honored to be receiving this recognition and are humbled to be named alongside the past recipients of this award,” says Stephen Bell, President of Trojan Technologies. “We look forward to celebrating with the London business community next year.”
The 2020 Business Achievement Awards gala was to take place on March 25, 2020 at RBC Place London, but was held virtually in September instead due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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