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CMC Microsystems is a government-funded organization that provides researchers in academia and industry with access to CAD, FAB, and LAB services for micro-nanotech innovation and for training industry-ready graduates. Our President and CEO, Gord Harling, will be on-site to discuss CMC’s future, services available to you, and to learn more about your research needs. We hope to see you there!

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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
3480 University Street
Montreal, Quebec
Canada H3A0E9
Building: McConnell Engineering Building
Room Number: MC603

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Starts 13 June 2019 11:18 AM UTC
Ends 02 July 2019 04:00 PM UTC
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Gord Harling of CMC Microsystems

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Presentation by Gord Harling, CEO of CMC Microsystems

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Gordon Harling is CEO of CMC Microsystems. He received a B.A.Sc (EE) from the University of Toronto and a Maitrise en Ingenierie Physique from the Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal. He has worked in Research and Development at large companies such as Mitel, NovAtel, and DALSA. He has been a founder and CEO of several start-up companies including Goal Semiconductor, Elliptic Technologies, WideSail Technologies and Innotime Technologies and has contributed to dozens of other star-ups. He was Director of Economic Development for ICT and Micro-Nanotechnologies for Sherbrooke Innopole from 2010 to 2015 and is now the CEO of CMC Microsystems, a not-for-profit which provides software and services to 67 colleges and universities across Canada.