May
1
Wed
Fun ‘n Sun on the Water
Kayaking begins again in May and runs throughout the Summer with your guide Stephen Brown.
Please contact Steve for more information.
Kayaking begins again in May and runs throughout the Summer with your guide Stephen Brown.
Please contact Steve for more information.
Mar
12
Wed
VOA manufactures seat belt webbing etc. for
Autoliv, a large vehicle safety equipment
manufacturer.
Wednesday, March 12, 10:00 am.
190 MacDonald Road, Collingwood.
Contact: Paul Natale
May
28
Wed
Cocktails and Conversation with Stephen Crocco
Wednesday, May 28, 3-5 pm
Please bring your own beverages and shareable snacks.
Contact: Doug Brown
Jun
4
Wed
mpossible Metals is an innovative start-up company founded in 2020 with a mission to deliver responsible seabed mining and refining of critical battery metals, enabling the world’s transition to sustainable energy. As mining continues to play a vital role in a circular economy, the transition to green energy demands more minerals. In the face of this demand, responsible seabed mining will contribute to a truly sustainable transition to circularity.
Impossible Metals was co-founded by Oliver Gunasekara, an entrepreneur with 30-plus years of experience, and Jason Gillham, a subsea technology entrepreneur with 18 years of experience in the subsea robotics industry. The company is developing technology in two key areas: Selective harvesting of marine minerals and mineral processing using bacterial respiration. Impossible Metals is building underwater robotics vehicles which collect polymetallic nodules from the seabed while protecting the seafloor ecosystem. The polymetallic nodules are rocks that are rich in critical battery metals, such as nickel, cobalt, manganese and copper, which are the most expensive parts of electric vehicles.
Impossible Metals was co-founded by Oliver Gunasekara, an entrepreneur with 30-plus years of experience, and Jason Gillham, a subsea technology entrepreneur with 18 years of experience in the subsea robotics industry. The company is developing technology in two key areas: Selective harvesting of marine minerals and mineral processing using bacterial respiration. Impossible Metals is building underwater robotics vehicles which collect polymetallic nodules from the seabed while protecting the seafloor ecosystem. The polymetallic nodules are rocks that are rich in critical battery metals, such as nickel, cobalt, manganese and copper, which are the most expensive parts of electric vehicles.
Contact: Roger Dunning
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