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The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is a critical driver of the North American economy. The Government of Canada recognizes the vital importance of the region’s talent and businesses, which is why we continue to make strategic investments to ensure their long-term economic and job growth. Today, the Honourable Filomena Tassi, Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario), announced over $14 million towards the scale-up and growth of eight GTA-based companies, including Mero.

The Honourable Filomena Tassi, Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario), announced a total investment of over $14 million, through the Jobs and Growth Fund and the Business Scale-up and Productivity stream, to support the scale up and growth of eight innovative businesses across the GTA.

A Toronto-based sensor and analytics company has received a $1.5 million injection to support commercialization of its cleaning monitoring applications and further market expansion of its smart response product lines.

Mero and PremiseHQ partnered in 2021 to bring Mero’s smart cleaning platform into PremiseHQ’s single-pane-of-glass solution. As it becomes commonplace for commercial property managers working towards a productive return to work, the central topic will be how these organizations can manage the vast influx of building data they need to address.

Why so far so fast? “I think the synergy between them is really part of their ‘secret sauce,’” says Rick Boswell Director, at Queen’s P&I. “They work so well together and respect each other’s skillsets and what each of them brings to the table.”

"We’re proud to work with an ecosystem of IoT solution providers and deliver managed services to help our customers build smarter, safer, more efficient communities today and for generations to come"

"Top pandemic solutions for airports in COVID-19 times"

"Retrofits commercial buildings with sensors to analyze in real time traffic and consumables, such as toilet paper and soap, to inform cleaning routes."

"With York University, Mero world-class AI smart-route mapping algorithms that our customers valued greatly..."

"Mero [is] leading the way to changing the landscape of technology in property management."

"The technology is flexible and adaptive, and can be used for any application monitoring consumables."

"Now, more than ever, the public understands how something as simple as hand hygiene compliance protects themselves, their loved ones and their communities from infection."