StarTech.com Ranked One of Canada’s Top 500 Corporations by Financial Post

For the first time in its history, the London, Ontario based company has been included in the FP500 ranking of Canada’s largest corporations based on revenue

StarTech.com, a global leader in connectivity accessories for IT professionals, is proud to announce its inclusion in Financial Post Magazine’s 2022 FP500 ranking of the top corporations in Canada. This is the first time that StarTech.com has been included in the FP500 ranking which includes public firms, private companies, subsidiaries, and Crown corporations, making it the most authoritative survey of Canadian business available. StarTech.com ranked #474 in its inaugural inclusion in the FP500.

StarTech.com was founded in London, Ontario in 1985 by Paul Seed and Ken Kalopsis and has grown to become one of the IT industry’s largest manufacturers of IT connectivity accessories with operations in 23 countries around the globe. StarTech.com’s world headquarters remains based in London, ON and employs over 400 team members worldwide.

 “We are proud to be included in this ranking along with Canada’s largest and most successful organizations,” commented StarTech.com President, Adrian Mezenberg. “Being named one of Canada’s top corporations by Financial Post is a major achievement for a company that grew from a two-person start-up in London, Ontario to become the leading provider of connectivity accessories for IT professionals around the globe.”

 StarTech.com CEO & Co-Founder, Paul Seed added, “This achievement was made possible by our dedicated team members who have worked tirelessly to make StarTech.com one of the most trusted IT accessory brands in the world. A key benefit of our success is that it enables us to give back to the community. Our recent sponsorship of the YMCA and ongoing support of United Way was made possible through our ongoing growth and the generosity of our team members to give back to the community we live in. We’re very proud to be part of the London community.”