Close Navigation
  • Home
  • VVC.ca
  • Contact Us
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • User Guidelines
  • FAQ’s
  • Register
  • Create A Post
  • Update Your Information
  • Log In
  • Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Media Events

Canada's News Event Site

Menu ☰

Canadian Club – George Rossolatos

June 25, 2019 By Clive Tonge

George Rossolatos

CEO, Canadian Business Growth Fund

” Fixing Canada’s Growth Capital Gap: How CBGF Is Emboldening Entrepreneurs To Think Bigger ”

Jun 25th, 2019

Sponsors

 

Canadian entrepreneurs are amongst the best in the world at starting companies. But we are not as renowned for scaling them into global leaders. For many Canadian firms, a lack of patient minority capital and experienced guidance has seen them sell too early — and give up control — because this growth capital gap has limited their options. The newly-created Canadian Business Growth Fund (CBGF) is bridging that gap and giving Canadian entrepreneurs a better opportunity to scale up, keep control, and win on the global stage.

CBGF’s CEO, George Rossolatos, will share the story of the Fund’s emergence, its early success, and describe the critical role we all play in helping Canadian entrepreneurs to “think bigger.”

 

Biography:

George Rossolatos has over 20 years’ experience as an investor, entrepreneur, and leader. At CBGF, he is responsible for the strategic direction and management of the Fund.

George joined the CBGF as its founding CEO in 2018, bringing a passion to help entrepreneurs across Canada grow their companies and ‘think bigger’. Before joining the Fund, George was CEO of Avante Logixx Inc. (TSXV:XX) from 2010 -2017. As an investor and operator at Avante, his mandate was to determine the company’s strategic direction and vision and execute the go forward plan which included an operational turnaround.

Prior to Avante, George worked in the private equity industry for 10 years. He was a partner and co-founder of TorQuest Partners Inc. a mid-market Canadian private equity fund from its inception in early 2002 until 2010. George’s previous roles included experience as an investment principal at Harrowston Inc., a publicly traded merchant bank, and five years with Ernst & Young LLP managing a group focused on middle market companies.

As a Chartered Public Accountant (CPA – Ontario), George holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and a B.Com. (Honours) from Queen’s University. He was recognized in 2007 as one of Canada’s Top 40 under 40 and is a member of the Young Presidents’ Organization.


Click on the podcast icon to get the podcast:

Listen to the audio below:

 


Click here for more information

Related Posts

  • Canadian Club – Curse of Politics
  • Canadian Club – Hon. Peter Bethlenfalvy
  • Canadian Club – Financial Literacy
  • Canadian Club – Cryptocurrency
  • Canadian Club – Eric Martel

Filed Under: Announcements, MP3 Audio Files, Ontario, Webcasts Tagged With: Canadian Business Growth Fund, Canadian Club, Canadian Club of Toronto, George Rossolatos

Reader Interactions

Trackbacks

  1. Watch the Webcast: George Rossolatos at the Canadian Club Toronto says:
    June 27, 2019 at 3:01 pm

    […] CBGF’s CEO, George Rossolatos, shares the story of the Fund’s emergence, its early success, and describe the critical role we all play in helping Canadian entrepreneurs to “think bigger”.  To view the full webcast please click here: https://mediaevents.ca/canadianclub-20190625/ […]

Primary Sidebar

Tweets by The Canadian Club of Toronto

Canada's Online
Event Space

Our goal is to provide an online platform to help build profile for public events and announcements in the new social media age by providing posts that are easily emailed, linked to and shared on sites such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter etc.
 

We hope you find it useful.

To submit content, click menu and register then login and create a post. Newsworthy content you will receive an email that your post is live.

For help with staging events in Ontario click here.

MediaEvents.ca Copyright © 2025 · A subsidiary of VVC

Privacy Policy / Terms of Service