Lynch Dynamics

Lynch’s Green Roof In Full Bloom This Summer

“As a family owned business, I feel it is our personal, corporate and social responsibility to do what we can to protect the planet. There are many ways that we can lessen our carbon footprint and our impact on the environment. We can and do lead by example and in taking the initiative to create a Green Roof at our Headquarters we anticipate that other businesses will consider it and follow suit. There are many more Green infrastructure projects in our plans for the future. ” – Ernie Lynch

In 2015, Lynch Fluid Controls completed the adaptation of a 40,000 Ft2 vegetated green roof. In addition to reducing energy consumption, green roofs help manage storm water runoff, reduce carbon emissions and enhance biodiversity within our neighborhood.

Success at The Big Event Canadian Mining Expo 2018

It was great to see long standing customers & “dig into the world of mining!”

Lynch joined over 400 exhibitors in showcasing our products and services. The Big Event connects the mining industry with investors, equipment manufacturers and customers for their products. Every year the big Event keeps getting bigger! Kenward Mah, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Glenn Peon, Business Development Manager enjoyed their time in Timmins, Ontario.

June 6 – 7, 2018

McIntyre Community Centre
85 McIntyre Road
Timmins, ON, Canada
P4N 8R8
Booth R6-13
https://canadianminingexpo.com/

Toronto Students Advancing Aerospace 4th Annual Conference

Along with Pratt & Whitney, Safran Landing Systems, The Sky Guys, among others, Lynch Dynamics was honoured to have been invited to address the Toronto Student Advancing Aerospace (TSAA) conference on January 26-27, 2018. Hosted at the Sanford Fleming Building on the campus of the University of Toronto, the conference focus was on Canadian aerospace and space involvement. Lynch’s involvement included panel participation and a case study by Ken Mah on Small Medium Enterprise (SME) involvement in these market sectors. Great to experience the energy and enthusiasm of our future leaders in this industry!

It was a pleasure to contribute to the dialogue on how students can make meaningful contributions to the aerospace industry. – Ken Mah

Toronto Students Advancing Aerospace (TSAA) is an inter-university student organization striving to promote the advancement of aerospace through student leadership and hands-on initiatives. The organization hosted its 4th annual conference, featuring talks from innovators and industry leading professionals, as well as a new addition this year, an aerospace case competition on January 26-27, 2018.

Learn more about the association at www.tsaa.net.