The Town of Amherst was pleased to join Axtion Independence Mobility Inc. in celebrating the company's grand opening and officially welcoming the innovative business to the community.
Mayor Rob Small and members of Amherst Town Council joined provincial and federal representatives, business partners, community members, and company leadership for the special event earlier this week, which showcased Axtion's new facilities and celebrated the production of the Raymex Lift in Amherst.
Councillor Kathy Wells, Tracey McGillivray, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Axtion Independence Mobility Inc.; Liam Maaskant, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer; Mayor Rob Small, Councillor Hal Davidson, and Councillor Terry McManaman pose with Axtion's New Business Certificate following the company's official welcome to Amherst.
As part of the celebration, the Town presented Axtion with a New Business Certificate, officially welcoming the company to Amherst and recognizing its investment in the community.
The Raymex Lift is an innovative mobility device designed to enhance independence and improve quality of life for its users.
The Town of Amherst congratulates the entire Axtion team on this exciting milestone and looks forward to supporting the company's continued growth and success in Amherst.
