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managing of its legal affairs,
and Lockhart LLP has handled
all of the accounting for the
company since its inception.
“They’ve been instrumen-
tal in guiding us through the
major growth, that’s when
you really need strong legal
support.”
Stealth has enjoyed a
strong relationship with its
lenders as well.
“We’ve been working with
the TD Bank and some of
that growth is very difficult
to handle and muster from a
financial position but they’ve
been extremely supportive of
our business over the last few
years,” says Davison.
Long-standing
support,
along with milestone proj-
ects over the past nine years
has enabled the company to
branch into new territory in
Australia and survey pros-
pects for expansion into the
U.S market.
“We’re always looking for
opportunities to expand. The
Australian market came call-
ing with a heavy demand for
acoustical products. Acousti-
cal requirements combined
with some of our electrical
and mechanical packages, so
that worked out very well for
us,” Davison said.
Stealth has sent more than
40 packages over the course
of the last few years to meet
demand there. In terms of
challenges, Davison acknowl-
edges that innovation and fig-
uring out what can be done
to serve the market and give
the company the competitive
edge is a constant preoccupa-
tion.
“I think it’s very impor-
tant to look at how certain
products can be built better,
faster, more efficiently. I think
too many people get caught
up in trying to create some-
thing new as opposed to tak-
