Robert Peck

Provides simulation and modeling technologies and training services to the civil aviation, defense sectors, healthcare and mining markets

Functions as a sovereign level government authority

Functions as a College/University

The Ottawa Symphony Orchestra is a community-focused professional orchestra with a 130-year history. The orchestra supports emerging artists through initiatives such as the orchestral mentorship program, which trains top University of Ottawa music students for professional careers, and the annual Senécal Prize, which awards young Canadian musicians the opportunity to perform as soloists with the orchestra and receive a cash prize. The private company is based in Ottawa, Canada. It performs large-scale orchestral works featuring local and Canadian musicians, emphasizing Canadian compositions and premieres. Performances are held at the Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre, with programming that includes classical masterworks, family-friendly concerts, and innovative projects like "3D StringTheory," which explores new musical instruments created via 3D printing technology. The orchestra fosters community engagement through accessible ticket programs for youth and students and encourages public involvement through volunteering, donations, and board participation.

Engages in the exploration and production of hydrocarbons from oil & gas