Entrepreneur Profile: Glynn Williams |
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Glynn Williams | EngSci Aero 7T8 | University of TorontoFounder and CEO of Reliance Aerotech Inc. A renaissance engineer, engaged in music and advanced pilot training, for whom the sky appears to be the limit, Glynn Williams is a distinguished leader in the fields of aviation and investment banking. In aviation, Glynn is the founder and CEO of Reliance Aerotech Inc., a leading independent North American maintenance, repair and overhaul organization, serving some of the most prestigious organizations in both civilian and military aerospace sectors. He is also CEO of the Williams and Moore Capital Corporation, a private equity investment firm he has owned since 1991. Early in his career, Glynn became recognized as one of Canada’s leading financial analysts, with more than 20 years experience in venture capital and economic development. He helped create and build Newcrest Capital, Canada’s leading independent investment house, which was acquired by TD Bank Financial Group in 2000. This enabled Glynn to continue his passion to build companies including Reliance Aerotech Inc., the largest independent regional aircraft MRO in North America, which he later acquired and led as CEO. Glynn is also CEO of Navhouse Corporation, the global leader in sustainment of sophisticated inertial navigation systems. Glynn volunteers in a number of community activities and sponsorships, including key committees and boards at the University of Toronto where he aims to inspire young engineers. His contributions support The Glynn Thomas Williams Fellowship for doctoral studies in Engineering, which provides full funding to its recipients and places an emphasis on research with commercial prospects that benefit Canadians.
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