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SciMar is a Winnipeg, MB-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Water Lens is an innovative company that is revolutionizing the $10B water testing industry. We have developed a system for real-time chemical analysis of water and other fluids, on location, for industries that use large amounts of water (e.g., oil and gas, agriculture, power generation, coal mining, and food processing).
More than 18 years since the first Green House homes opened, THE GREEN HOUSE® Project (GHP) has come to be recognized as the leader in creating high-quality, cost-effective, and sustainable, human-scale alternatives to the traditional nursing home. The pace of momentum continues to increase, now with the majority of states having Green House homes, and potential of global expansion. By infusing the entire organization with optimal systems and structural changes that create a unified approach to elder-directed care, GHP creates a disruptive and high impact innovation. GHP means much more than simply building a small house, it is a movement that de-institutionalizes, de-stigmatizes, and humanizes care for all elders in need of long-term care.
Norterre is a revolutionary multi-generational wellness and residential living neighborhood located in the heart of Liberty, Missouri. This master-planned community is the first of its kind in the country, consisting of a significant residential component for all stages of life, including young families, active adults and seniors. Steve Shields, an internationally-known change-agent and innovator of the Senior Living Household Model, is the mastermind behind this revolutionary concept and serves as CEO and managing partner of Norterre. Norterre partners include Liberty Hospital and Healthy Living Centers of America. Norterre will be built on a 17-acre piece of land adjacent to Liberty Hospital, with large greenspaces for cross-generational and cultural activities. A 50,000-square-foot healthy living center will be the neighborhood’s “town square” where young adults, parents and grandparents from all over the Northland can come together to work out, take yoga classes, socialize, build strength, receive physical therapy, learn about wellness, and reach personal milestones in a supportive environment unlike any other. Individuals from near and far can become members to improve physical, mental and spiritual well-being, and doctors can also write prescriptions for patients to take part in physical therapy or specialized programs. Many refer to this concept as a game-changer, as it will unite people of all ages in a way never been done before.