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ing something that already
exists and figuring out how to
remove roadblocks and to in-
crease quality and efficiency
in existing products. You have
to consider what the things
are that make customers feel
constrained, what they would
like that is better than what
they currently get, then work
backwards from there,” Davi-
son told BEC.
It is this commitment to
innovation and finding solu-
tions in the area of improv-
ing what already exists in the
market for customers that
has made Stealth stand out
among the competition.
Another one of those pre-
mier moments came in 2009
when Stealth was invited to
be a participant in a round-
table discussion with Prime
Minister Harper focusing on
Canada’s Economic Action
Plan initiative. “It was a great
honour to be asked by the
