14 Theories Inc. is a web development company specializing in creating custom and complex websites that integrate, e-commerce and content management systems supported by effective online marketing strategies.   14 Theories works in a variety of business sectors helping organizations to build their on-line presence and web marketing campaigns. 

ASU is a Canadian Association for Environmental Analytical Laboratories accredited environmental analytical laboratory and is housed in Innovation Park’s satellite wing in the Biosciences Complex on Queen’s main campus.

ASU assists industry, government, the university community and the public with analytical chemistry problems and environmental assessments and maintains an active research program that is currently focused on landfarming, arsenic extraction, phytoremediation, barrier systems and other remediation techniques.

Axio Power was founded in 2007 to accelerate the adoption of utility scale solar in North America and will develop, build, own, and operate a fleet of solar assets in both Canada and the U.S.  In Canada, Axio Power is currently focused on Ontario and developing 10 MW projects under the Ontario Power Authority’s (OPA) Feed in Tariff (FiT) program.  Axio Power has a strong track record in both solar and wind development, dating back to 2001.  The company has developed over 7 MW of solar PV for onsite customers in the US, including federal, state, and corporate organizations.

CMC Microsystems provides university researchers with industry-calibre design resources, access to state-of-the-art prototyping technologies, tools for testing and support services for a wide variety of applications including the environment (e.g., pollution diagnostics and monitoring systems).

ELORIN (The Eastern Lake Ontario Regional Innovation Network) is a group of regional champions actively supporting bio-business development. Their network is the hub of regional bio-business activity, which aims to influence the success of regional bio-based firms and acts as a catalyst in accelerating the commercialization of research discoveries within the Eastern Lake Ontario region.

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Founded as Pathogen Detection Systems (PDS) in 2003 to commercialize rapid, automated microbiological testing methods developed at Queen’s University and patented worldwide, our company is part of Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, a subsidiary of Veolia Water, the water division of Veolia Environnement, the world’s largest environmental services company.

GreenCentre Canada brings together Canada’s leading Green Chemistry researchers, industry partners, and commercialization professionals in a common goal of developing cleaner, less energy-intensive solutions for traditional chemical products and manufacturing processes. A National Centre of Excellence, GreenCentre takes a truly hands-on approach, working with academic and industrial partners to identify and develop research breakthroughs that can benefit the environment and that are closely aligned with industrial needs.

High Performance Computing Virtual Laboratory (HPCVL) provides powerful computational support for Computer Aided Molecular Design (CAMD) and other fields important to biomedical research.

HPCVL Kingston is home to the administrative offices and central computer for HPCVL. A network of fast and powerful Sun computers located at seven universities and colleges across Ontario.

 

Interactive Audio Visual is a Canadian owned company located in Ottawa, Ontario, our Nation's Capital. We are your "One Stop Solutions Shop" for supply and integration of Professional Audio Visual and Security Solutions.

We bring decades of experience to the table. Add to this an unparallelled passion and a dedication to customer satisfaction.

Kalgene Pharmaceuticals Inc. (“Kalgene”) is a Canadian company focused on the development of Oncology therapeutics and companion diagnostics. The company’s product pipeline is at various stages of research and development.

The Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce is an association of member businesses dedicated to Economic Progress, Free Enterprise and Quality of Life. Membership in the Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce is an investment in your business, as well as an investment in the economic prosperity of our community.

The Kingston Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO), as the marketing and business development arm for the City of Kingston, is committed to the key issue of long-term economic sustainability for the City. KEDCO’s collective success is based on the pursuit of business development opportunities and their resulting economic impact on our community.

A sister company to Kingston Process Metallurgy, KM&M is involved with the preparation of specialty alloys, the synthesis of specialty materials, and the purification of specialty metals for the electronic industry.

Kingston Process Metallurgy Inc. is a locally founded company (2002) offering expertise in lab scale chemical process development for the metallurgical industry, including light metals, non-ferrous metals, secondary materials, and hydrogen production and storage.  It has over 10 employees with clients around the world, including Russia, Spain, France, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, and the USA.  The types of projects are extremely varied but this provides the benefit of cross-pollination and idea generation from one industry to another.

Tom Marlay, member of the bars of Ontario and New York, is a graduate of Queen’s U., Ottawa U., Carleton U. and Osgoode Hall Law School. He has years of experience in technology law, licensing, private equity, purchase and sale of businesses, franchising, and commercial leases. Start-ups welcome. 613-507-1309.

Tom is also counsel to Andrews Robichaud, an intellectual property law firm in Ottawa specializing in patents, industrial design, trademarks and copyright. www.andrewsrobichaud.com.

Medizone International, Inc., is a research and development company engaged in developing its AsepticSure™ technology to decontaminate and sterilize hospital surgical suites, emergency rooms, intensive care units, schools and other critical infrastructure. If current trials continue to proceed successfully they will be followed by a hospital mock-up and then hospital beta testing of the production prototype. Initial sales are targeted to commence in the 4 quarter of this year.

MEGS Specialty Gases is a growing company specializing in pure and specialty gas mixtures and have been in operation since 1990 with several experienced inside and outside sales representatives. Their technicians are trained and qualified to service systems and handle dangerous goods.

MEGS goal is to provide  customers with one source for their gas needs. Whether it be to setup a regulator with a cylinder or liquid nitrogen on-site fills, the possibilities are endless.

The main technology center for the world’s leading company in aluminum rolling and recycling is also Innovation Park's anchor industry partner. The facility focuses on aluminum research and development, innovation, and materials and process technologies.

The NRC Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP) is the Government of Canada's best tool for helping small and medium-sized firms develop new technologies that result in the commercialization of new products, processes or markets.

CCR's primary focus is on economically crucial areas such as energy; the environment and natural resources; health and related life sciences; and digital media.

PARTEQ Innovations is the not-for-profit technology transfer office of Queen's University that works with Queen's researchers and the business and venture capital communities to bring early stage technologies to market. PARTEQ is housed in Innovation Park’s satellite wing in the Biosciences Complex on Queen’s main campus.

Procter & Gamble Canada is one of the newest additions to the Park.  Recognized as a leading global consumer goods company, P&G has had operations in Canada since 1915.  P&G Belleville includes a North American R&D facility, which enables its operation to engage in, and at times to lead the product development value chain.  Three billion times a day, P&G brands touch the lives of people around the world.  Given Belleville’s geographic proximity to Kingston, and the synergy of location with P&G Brockville, these two Canadian P&G manufacturing and R&D facili

The Queen’s – RMC Fuel Cell Research Centre (FCRC), located in Innovation Park, is Canada’s leading university-based centre for research critical to the commercialization of Fuel Cell applications.

A top Canadian university with an international reputation for excellence, Queen’s offers a range of programs that support biomedical research and the training of highly qualified personnel, including life/medical sciences, biology, computer science, chemistry, biochemistry, chemical engineering, physics, psychology, kinesiology and health sciences.

The Queen’s University Solar Calorimetry Lab, headed by Professor Steve Harrison, comprises a group of nearly 20 and is a world leader in the field of designing, analyzing, modelling, and improving solar heating systems and components. With the help of Kingston’s PARTEQ Innovations, it spun off Enerworks Inc., North America’s leading provider of solar thermal technology and still performs research work for that company. This locally developed technology is reaching the mass market stage of commercialization. Solar thermal power is a multi-billion dollar a year market globally.

Strategic Benefits & Insurance Services Ltd. focuses on innovative solutions for small businesses and entrepreneurs looking for group benefits and individual products.  They are the authorized representative for the Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce group benefit plan.  As the only local member of E.B.A.I., Canada’s leading national association of independent employer benefits advisors, representing over 4,000 employers, they bring competitive pricing and pioneering benefit opportunities to the Kingston community.

The Sustainable Bioeconomy Centre (SBC) at Queen's University focuses on bioenergy and other biomass opportunities within the Great Lakes region.

With the support of Queen’s renowned academic team, and building upon the foundation of engaged stakeholders assembled by BIOCAP Canada, SBC continues to develop an inclusive and integrated community dedicated to developing the bioeconomy within Great Lakes region.

SWITCH, The Sustainable Energy People, an incorporated non-profit association with the mission of making the Kingston region a centre for sustainable energy innovation, education, adoption, products, and services.

Tangent MTW Incorporated is a contract agency specializing in technology commercialization and the development and execution of integrated marketing and brand management strategies.