The Link Up

In our third and final episode of Innovation in the North, we’re sitting down once again with Jeremy Elomaa, Business Development Specialist at the TEDC, who is one of many leading the Core5 initiative. We discuss some of the unique challenges in BEV and EV, and what both consumers and critical mineral industries can expect.

In our second episode of Innovation in the North, we take a closer look into the supply chain of battery electric vehicles (BEV) and electric vehicles (EV). Jasmine Chenier, Business Advisor at Link North, sits down with Jeremy Elomaa, Business Development Specialist at the TEDC, who is one of many leading the Core5 initiative. They discuss how the BEV/EV supply chain will flow, starting from the discovery of critical minerals, all the way to battery recycling.

The Link Up’s new mini-series Innovation in the North kicks off with Link North's Business Advisor Jasmine Chenier sitting down with Jeremy Elomaa, Business Development Specialist at the TEDC to discuss Core5, a new pan-northern Ontario initiative making headlines. Core5 is a collaborative effort to support northern Ontario SMEs in developing BEV (battery electric vehicle) and EV (electric vehicle) technologies across the value chain, from critical minerals extraction to EV technology manufacturing.

James Todd, CEO of Inside Innovation, gives insight into design thinking, introducing innovation to your organization, and his new masterclass series with Link North.

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