About Canada's Technology Triangle Inc

Canada’s Technology Triangle Inc (CTT), established in 1987, is a not-for-profit, public/private economic development partnership (7 municipalities, 21 corporate partners) representing the Waterloo Region.

CTT has two primary functions:

To market the competitive advantages of the Waterloo Region to the world; and
To connect enterprising business and entrepreneurs to data and information/business networks vital to business competitiveness and growth.

CTT operates in four areas:

Global marketing campaign – to make the Region (Greater Toronto), Province, Country, and World aware of the Waterloo Region as a place of profound opportunity.
Business development – one-on-one interaction with businesses and people to facilitate the investment process.
Data generation and management - to inform the investment decision making process.
Private and public partnership development – to leverage resources and work together to advance economic development in the Region.

The Waterloo Region

City of Cambridge
City of Kitchener
City of Waterloo
Township of North Dumfries
Township of Wellesley
Township of Wilmot
Township of Woolwich

Vision: The Waterloo Region is a leading global investment location, attracting innovation-driven businesses, entrepreneurs, and talent.

Mandate: To lead the Region's investment attraction effort Canada’s Technology Triangle Inc (CTT) is the not-for-profit, public-private regional economic development partnership marketing the Waterloo Region to the world.

About Us

"I think one of the great triumphs was the recognition of Waterloo as one of the most intelligent communities in the world in 2007," says Johnston. "That was not simply the existence here of good ICT tools, it was how well the community was using these tools to improve not simply the prosperity of the community but the lives of everyone."

David Johnston, Governor General-designate
of Canada