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First Name Last Name Company First Name Last Name Company Yanick Morin A&W Food Services of Canada Simon Plante A&W Food Services of Canada Brandi Kinghorn A&W Food Services of Canada Donald Leslie A&W Food Services of Canada Steve Green Aaron's Canada ULC Jacinta Evans Accessibility Directorate of Ontario Seema Opal Accessibility Directorate of Ontario Yasen Nikolov AFM Canada Inc. Angela Cote Angela Cote Consulting Inc. Marietta Snetsinger Ascend Franchise Solutions Caterina Licata Audaxlaw Romal Bryce Bank of Montreal Rick Chittley-Young BDO Canada Jean Prichard BDO Canada Art Keating BDO Canada Matt Sturgess BDO Canada Deanna Lancaster BDO Canada Erica Oliver BDO Canada Maria DaSilva BDO Canada Lyn Little BDO Canada Anthony Di Ioia Beavertails Canada Inc. Jodi Clark Beavertails Canada Inc. Kathy Slotsve Beavertails Canada Inc. Nathalie Markatos Beavertails Canada Inc. Pino Di Ioia Beavertails Canada Inc. Sophie Bergeron Bell Mobility Michel Dubuc Bell Mobility Amanda Lauzon Benanda Franchise Corporation Michael Wong Bento Sushi Franchising Ltd Jean Hervieux Betterthan50.com Glenn Kerekes Beyond Digital Imaging Edna Bazante Beyond Digital Imaging Acton Ho Beyond Digital Imaging David Shaw Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Jason Borges Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Blair Rebane Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Matthew Swanson Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Eric Little Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Marty Bernard Boston Pizza International Felix DeCata Boston Pizza International Paul Pascal Boston Pizza International Alan Howie Boston Pizza International Tony Wilson Boughton Law Corporation Andrew Sharpe Branspank Retailer Marketing Sarah Porter Brink's Canada Limited Paul Wild Brink's Canada Limited Alburt Lefebvre Build it by design Simon Shahin Build it by design Georges Thomas Build it by design George Wowk Burnet, Duckworth & Palmer LLP Traci Folkins Canada Bread/Grupo Bimbo Anne Corriveau Canada Small Business Financing Program Joffre Osborne Canada Small Business Financing Program Landon French Canadian Tire Jumpstart Michael Mutsaerts Cap-It Genuine Truckware Pamela Mutsaerts Cap-It Genuine Truckware Ken Otto Cara Operations Ltd. Mark Eaton Cara Operations Ltd. Jennifer Gellatly Cara Operations Ltd. Ryan Lloyd Cara Operations Ltd. Courtney Hindorff Cara Operations Ltd. Cailin White Cara Operations Ltd. Bill Goodwin Carstar Canada Larry Weinberg Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP Rebecca Valo Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP Frank Robinson Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP Derek Ronde Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP Marty Natterer Certo Pro Painters Brett Johnson ChainSync Inc Mike DeLorenzi ChainSync Inc U.Gary Charlwood Charlwood International Martin Charlwood Charlwood International Christopher Charlwood Charlwood International Zul Shaikhali Charlwood International Pasquale Riccuiti Charlwood International Suzanne Robinson Charlwood International David Armstrong Charlwood International Joyce Armstrong Charlwood International Rocky Colangelo Chase Paymentech Martine Macdonald Chase Paymentech Bill Pratt Cheese Curds Gourmet Burgers & Poutinerie Melinda Lee Cheese Curds Gourmet Burgers & Poutinerie Michael Greer Cheese Curds Gourmet Burgers & Poutinerie Blake Harrison Choice Hotels Canada Inc. Brendan Gibney Choice Hotels Canada Inc. Brian Leon Choice Hotels Canada Inc. 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Jeffrey Hoffman Dale and Lessmann LLP Chad Finkelstein Dale and Lessmann LLP Cassandra Da Re Dale and Lessmann LLP Paul Fransway Dickinson Wright LLP Cherie Brant Dickinson Wright LLP Andrae Marrocco Dickinson Wright LLP Ned Levitt Dickinson Wright LLP Brian Bazely Driverseat Inc. Luke Bazely Driverseat Inc. Harold Druxerman Druxy's Famous Deli Peter Druxerman Druxy's Famous Deli Jeff Hurst Echosims Carlie Morrison Econolease Financial Services Michael Yablon Econolease Financial Services William Gabbard Edwards Global Services Shawn May Elavon Michael Benteau Elite Trade Contracting Corp Lexa Twist Encore Business Solutions Brent Twist Encore Business Solutions Julia Gu Evergreen College John Evans EverLine Coatings and Services Bob Tipple Expedia Cruise Ship Centres John Felice Expedia Cruise Ship Centres Mike Barron Expedia Cruise Ship Centres Jim Howe FASTSIGNS international Inc. Steve Ritley FASTSIGNS international Inc. Donna Bilodeau FASTSIGNS international Inc. 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