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Thomas Clark Joins as President of Ascenso Tires North America Operations

Ascenso Tires has announced Thomas Clark will assume the role of president of Ascenso Tires North America (ATNA) effective Feb, 14, 2024. Clark brings with him a three-decade-long career, marked by progressive responsibilities at companies such as Michelin and Carlstar Group, spanning across various countries and continents including the United States, Mexico and India. In his new capacity, Clark will oversee and manage operations in the United States and Canada.

In conjunction with this transition, Marty Bezbatchenko will assume responsibility as Chief Executive Officer, continuing to provide invaluable support to ATNA business operations and offer guidance to the ATNA team, leveraging his extensive industry expertise and experience.

Over the past 3 years, Mahansaria Tyres Private Limited (MTPL) has continued to broaden its organization marked by its global expansion across 100+ countries, product line comprising over 700 SKUs and a three-fold increase in its workforce.

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A heated discussion erupts over the logic behind the government's cuts to AAFC research farms in Lacombe, Indian Head, and Quebec City. MPs question why core, decades-old scientific infrastructure is being deemed 'not core' while other, controversial programs were funded. The Deputy Minister is repeatedly pressed for the actual net savings of the decision versus the expense of relocating research programs.