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The year 2020 brought its share of challenges, including a health crisis unlike any Canada has experienced in the past century. With a vaccination program underway and the economic upswing on the horizon, the government must roll out effective strategies to accelerate the recovery, revitalize the economy, and create wealth. A resourceful and resilient industrial sector will be pivotal for this mission's success. Now more than ever, we must kick industrial innovation into high gear.

On September 24th, INO held its annual general meeting and presented its best results in more than 20 years in terms of external revenues. The organization also welcomed three new directors to its board.

Quantino, the first canadian incubator to offer specialized services in optics, photonics, quantum, deeptech and hardware has just released its website.

Quantino, a high-tech incubator specializing in optics, photonics, quantum, deeptech and hardware, will be welcoming its first incubates this Fall.

INO cares about the health and well-being of its employees, clients, partners and community.  Therefore, we are closely monitoring the evolution of the Covid-19 pandemic and are taking actions  to prevent the spread of this disease while keeping our operations at a certain level.

INO employees keep up the good work, safely

The President and Chief Executive Officer of INO, Mr. Alain Chandonnet, is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Valérie Hénaire as Director of the new high-tech incubator, Quantino.

Alain Chandonnet, president and CEO of INO, unveiled the organization’s 2018–2019 financial results during the members’ annual general meeting (AGM), held earlier today. With total revenues of $40.6 million, an increase of 11% over last year, as well as two technology transfers and 22 patents, INO is beginning to reap the benefits of the changes it implemented last year.