The Grand Opening of the Winnipeg Network Centre
A special thanks to all our guests who came out for the Grand Opening of the GetAssist Network Centre at Confusion Corner in Winnipeg! The mayor Brian Bowman assisted in the ribbon cutting and talked about small businesses and technology firms growing in Winnipeg. Mayoral candidate Don Woodstock and retired police chief Devon Clunis were also there, as well as, the heart of the GetAssist Business Network, many of our hard-working members!
The 1,000-square-foot Network Centre offers Winnipeg a location and support for small businesses to expand their operations and grow local jobs.
“Winnipeg’s best place for small business,” according to GetAssist CEO Bruce Fikowski, offers Mac and PC computers, private meeting space, free WiFi, complimentary coffee, whiteboards, a board room, and presentation area with podium and projector.
We would love to demonstrate to you how you can leverage this space as a valued Business Member of GetAssist to grow and conduct business.
GetAssist’s CEO Bruce Fikowski joins Global News Radio in Edmonton to talk on his business start-up. In a growing world of technology Bruce speaks about how his company has forged a new way of purposefully connecting small business’s and individuals.
The General Data Protection Regulation goes into effect on May 25, 2018, to give EU residents rights over how their personal data is processed or used. Individuals, companies or businesses providing services to EU residents need to comply with this law. GetAssist would like you to know how we adhere to this law for EU citizens, and for us really; it’s easy, here’s why…
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