Maker House expands pop-up location in Ottawa, anticipates higher sales
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Updated Oct 15
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What happened
Maker House, owned by Gareth Davies, is moving its pop-up location to a larger space at Place d’Orléans Shopping Centre in Ottawa. The new location is double the size of previous pop-ups and is situated near the Scotiabank entrance. Gareth Davies anticipates the change will attract more customers and increase sales.
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Why it matters
The expansion and improved visibility of Maker House could lead to higher revenue for the business. This move occurs amid a trend where shoppers are increasingly looking to purchase local or Canadian-made goods.
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Who's involved
- Gareth DaviesOwner of Maker House, the business undergoing expansion.
- OttawaCity where Maker House operates its business.
- ScotiabankBank whose entrance is located near the new pop-up site.
- OrleansTown where Gareth Davies met customers during the expansion process.
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The entities involved
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Gareth Davies
British civil servant
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Orleans
town of Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States
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Ottawa
capital city of Canada
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Scotiabank
Canadian bank based in Toronto