Uniserve CEO Gautam Lohia to Speak at CanITCon 2026; Supports UBC Sauder Powerhouse Project
Supporting Canadian entrepreneurship, innovation and technology leadership
Lohia to represent Uniserve at CanITCon in Calgary on September 9 as the Company continues to champion Canadian technology, AI adoption and sovereign digital infrastructure.
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 1, 2026) - Uniserve Communications Corporation (TSXV: USS) (the "Company" or "Uniserve"), a sovereign Canadian digital infrastructure platform providing managed IT, connectivity, cloud, cybersecurity and data centre services, is pleased to highlight the continued commitment of its Chief Executive Officer and Chairman, Gautam Lohia, to supporting Canadian entrepreneurship, technology leadership and the next generation of business innovators.
Mr. Lohia is supporting the UBC Sauder School of Business Powerhouse Project, a major expansion initiative designed to prepare students, entrepreneurs and business leaders for a rapidly changing global business environment.
The Powerhouse Project is being developed as a new flagship facility bringing together students, faculty, alumni, entrepreneurs and industry leaders. Its vision includes expanding opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship, experiential learning and collaboration between academia and industry.
Mr. Lohia's support reflects a shared belief that Canada's future economic competitiveness will increasingly depend on its ability to develop entrepreneurs, embrace emerging technologies, build Canadian intellectual property and create the infrastructure and businesses required to compete globally.
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes industries, organizations and the nature of work itself, Uniserve believes collaboration between Canadian universities, entrepreneurs and technology companies will become increasingly important.
"The business environment is changing extraordinarily quickly, particularly with the emergence of artificial intelligence, and our educational institutions need to evolve with it," said Gautam Lohia. "UBC Sauder recognizes that change. The Powerhouse Project is about bringing education, entrepreneurship, technology and industry closer together, and I am very pleased to support that vision. Canada has tremendous talent and tremendous ideas. We need to give the next generation of entrepreneurs the environment, technology and support they need to build globally competitive companies here in Canada."
