On November 10, Stewart Muglich presented at the TSX seminar, Go Public: Your Road Map to Listing on TSX or TSX Venture. Stewart talked about doing an IPO through the Toronto Stock Exchange. The seminar, sponsored by Clark Wilson, discussed growth and financing opportunities for private companies interested in going public.
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