Ara Mamourian, a managing partner with The Spring Team at RE/MAX Hallmark Brokerage, is working to launch a non-profit that provides technology, like laptops, to Canadians in need.
Source: Inman News
Toronto agent aims to launch nonprofit targeting tech inequities
Published in Agent, Ara Mamourian, Ken McLachlan, Lifestyle, Select, Spring Team Real Estate, Technology and toronto
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