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Mobilen Communications Inc.

Telecommunications · GTA · Greater Toronto Area

Christopher Stojcev's telecommunications venture — its very name is the Macedonian word for 'mobile' — appears among the Macedonian Open's bronze sponsors with Stojcev listed as founder and chief executive. Listed from Canadian Macedonian Place's rolls; the society welcomes the company's own particulars.

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Christopher Stojcev, founder & CEO

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  1. https://canadianmacedonianplace.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Zdravets-Newsletter-Spring-2026.pdf

  • Remote Possibilities Integrated Systems

    Integrated systems & automation · GTA

    Chris Popalis's integration firm has sponsored the Macedonian Open since at least the late 2010s, most recently as raffle sponsor, while Popalis himself serves...

    Macedonian connection: Chris Popalis — a Canadian Macedonian Place director and Macedonian Open committee member — sponsors the tournament through his systems firm.

    Sources: https://canadianmacedonianplace.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/10343-CMP-Zdravets-Newsletter-SinglePage.pdf

  • Rumble Inc.

    Video & cloud-services platform · Toronto (founded); dual HQ with Longboat Key, Florida

    Chris Pavlovski grew up in the GTA's Macedonian community, studied at U of T Mississauga, and founded Rumble in Toronto in October 2013 as a video platform for...

    Website: https://rumble.com

    Macedonian connection: Founded in Toronto by Chris Pavlovski, GTA-raised and of Macedonian descent; a Macedonia 2025 board member active in the Macedonian-Canadian community; earlier co-founded Cosmic Development with a Skopje office.

    Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Pavlovski

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