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Corporate Leaders Join Aboriginal and Minority-Owned Businesses at the 14th Annual CAMSC Business Achievement Awards Gala Showcasing Supplier Diversity Excellence CAMSC Builds Momentum Towards Greater Economic Growth in Aboriginal and Diverse Communities TORONTO, ONT. – September 6, 2018 – The Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council (CAMSC) will host its annual Business Achievement Awards at Toronto’s Liberty Grand on Thursday, September 27th. The event will mark 14 years of honouring a diverse and growing group of Aboriginal and minority-owned businesses and leading corporations dedicated to supplier diversity in Canada. With a mandate to facilitate inclusion of Aboriginal and minority-owned suppliers, the CAMSC’s support of these important groups has been key to the economic growth and solid business relationships that have occurred within the Canadian supply chain. With each passing year, CAMSC has played a pivotal role in increasing minority visibility across Canada’s economic landscape. This year’s event promises to be a memorable one with Master of Ceremonies Brandon Gonez from CTV’s Your Morning as well as Mohamad Fakih of Paramount Fine Foods as the special keynote. As MC, Gonez will bring his energetic and lively persona to the evening’s festivities. Fakih, as the keynote speaker, will inspire attendees as a shining example of a minority-owned businesses’ success story – much like the many honourees who will be attending the gala event. The Lebanese-born entrepreneur has a firsthand understanding of the minority experience, as he came to Canada from Beirut and built his business to the success that it is today, with 60 Paramount Fine Foods restaurants found around the globe.
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For more information about the awards gala, visit www.camsc.ca. About CAMSC CAMSC (Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council) is a non-profit organization created in 2004 to advance the economic strength of Aboriginal and visible minority communities through business development and employment. CAMSC’s mission is to facilitate business relationships with Canadian corporations and supplier organizations owned by Aboriginals and minorities. Since its inception in 2004, corporate members have spent more than $3.3 billion with CAMSC certified Aboriginal and minority-owned businesses. Visit www.camsc.ca. Media RSVP: -30- |