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Integrated systems & automation · GTA · Greater Toronto Area

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 on Canadian Macedonian Place's board and tournament committee — a technologist doing a restaurateur's share of community duty.

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  1. https://canadianmacedonianplace.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/10343-CMP-Zdravets-Newsletter-SinglePage.pdf
  2. https://canadianmacedonianplace.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Zdravets-Newsletter-Spring-2026.pdf

  • Mobilen Communications Inc.

    Telecommunications · GTA

    Christopher Stojcev's telecommunications venture — its very name is the Macedonian word for 'mobile' — appears among the Macedonian Open's bronze sponsors with...

    Macedonian connection: Founder Christopher Stojcev sponsors the Macedonian Open through the company.

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