Toronto, ON – : Hanson Canada and Cambrian College proudly celebrated a major milestone with the official grand opening of the Hanson Venture Lab, a new innovation hub located at Cambrian College. This forward-thinking space was made possible through a generous $1.3 million donation from Hanson Canada and marks a significant step in advancing entrepreneurship and innovation among students.
Designed to empower the next generation of changemakers, the Hanson Venture Lab provides students with dedicated resources, expert mentorship, and a collaborative environment to help transform innovative ideas into viable business ventures.
“We are thrilled to launch the Hanson Venture Lab at Cambrian College and witness the opportunities it will open up for students,” said Shouyi Ma, President and CEO of Hanson Canada. “This space is more than a lab—it’s a launchpad for young entrepreneurs to turn their ideas into real-world impact.”
The launch of the Venture Lab celebrates 20 years of successful collaboration between Hanson Canada and Cambrian College, a partnership that began in 2005. Over the years, both institutions have worked closely to foster academic excellence, student support, and industry-driven learning.
“This grand opening is a reflection of the strong partnership we’ve built with Hanson Canada,” said Kristine Morrissey, President of Cambrian College. “Since 2005, our collaboration has grown steadily, and the creation of the Hanson Venture Lab is a proud testament to our shared commitment to student innovation and success. This space will give our students the tools and environment they need to bring their entrepreneurial visions to life.”
The Hanson Venture Lab is a key part of Hanson Canada’s broader mission to support learners with access to education, innovation resources, and opportunities that drive real-world outcomes. By investing in the future of students, Hanson Canada aims to inspire future leaders and support the growth of strong, community-focused entrepreneurs.
To learn more about Hanson Canada and its initiatives, visit:
www.canadahanson.com
