Lead to Win Ecosystem Announced

On Feb 12th, during a presentation at MaRS in Toronto, Tony Bailetti announced the launch of the Lead to Win Ecosystem.

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The Lead to Win ecosystem will be headquartered in Ottawa,  it is focused on:

  • Facilitating the formation of multi-location, international teams
  • Equipping teams to exploit the new creativity economy
  • Supporting teams’ rapid start-up, operations and execution
  • Linking teams to opportunities and channels

The Lead to Win ecosystem is based on the 2002 Lead to Win program which was extraordinarily successful in delivering meaningful and measurable economic development results to the Ottawa region.

If you are interested in more information on the Lead to Win ecosystem or want to be a part of it – drop a note to Tony Bailetti, and read the material on Business Ecosystems on this site.

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