‘The new downtown’: Hamilton Galloway, Trevor McPherson, and Brendan Sweeney on the economic impact of airports

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27 Nov 24

In this three-part episode, Hamilton Galloway, head of consultancy for the Americas at Oxford Economics, Trevor McPherson, president and CEO of the Mississauga Board of Trade, and Brendan Sweeney, managing director at Trillium the Network for Advanced Manufacturing, discuss the economic impacts of airports in general, and Toronto Pearson Airport and the accompanying Pearson economic zone in particular.

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