Our Clients

We are proud to represent a diverse group of clients across Prince Edward Island and are grateful for their trust and partnership.

Client Stories

Leonhard's Cafe

Food Industry

An English immersion working vacation to PEI landed Alexandra and Axel Leonhard of Germany smack dab in the middle of a new life and business in Charlottetown.

They pride themselves in serving only the best in quality, natural ingredients to every customer—the same they'd serve their own families at home. 
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Cascumpec Bay Oyster Company

FISHERIES

A family run business, Cascumpec Bay Oyster Company farms delicious oysters from the cool, clean waters of Cascumpec Bay and Foxely River.

Representing the leading edge of technology in the fishing industry, they were named finalists for the BDC Young Entrepreneur Award for bringing new technology to oyster farming.
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Wind Institute of Canada

ENERGY

The Wind Energy Institute of Canada is a not-for-profit entity formed in 1981 that advances the development of wind energy across Canada through research, testing, innovation and collaboration. 

The Institute is a leader in research, development and demonstration projects undertaken in collaboration with private/public sector companies, research institutions and governments nationally and internationally.
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Kings County Construction

CONSTRUCTION

A family owned and operated earthwork business that has been running since 1957. They are a diversified company who manage a range of landscape, construction and civil infrastructure projects.
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Farmboys Inc.

AGRICULTURE

Farmboys Inc. was formed early in 2015 by brothers Bryan and Kyle Maynard who grow high quality potatoes destined for the processing market, quality seed potatoes, and a variety of cereal and pulse crops.

When Kyle and Bryan started Farmboys Inc. they were excited about the opportunity to continue farming with the same values passed down from previous generations. They are also proud to be able to continue the family farming tradition in memory of their father.
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