Execulink’s scholarship program gives back to our youth

WOODSTOCK, Ontario - Sept. 24, 2013 - PRLog -- Contact:

Karen Chalmers

Marketing & Public Relations Manager

1-877-393-2854 ext. 557


From supporting local charities and non-profit organizations to sponsoring minor sports teams, Execulink Telecom has always strived to give back to the local communities they serve. One of the ways Execulink gives back is through their yearly scholarship program, which awards a $500 scholarship to three students who are graduating from high school and advancing into post-secondary education.

“Starting college and university can be a challenging time for students and parents. Our goal with the scholarship program is to take some of that stress away”, says CEO Ian Stevens, “It gives us great pleasure knowing that we can help with their education.”

The scholarships are awarded to the three students who display outstanding academic achievements in mathematics and sciences as well as their volunteer contributions to community based organizations.

The winners of the 2013 scholarship program are Marlena Otten from Norwich, Brenden Soudant from Grand Bend and Nicholas Lavery from London.

Execulink’s scholarship program will start accepting applications again in January 2014. Interested applicants can find more information and apply at www.execulink.ca/community-involvement/scholarship-program.

About Execulink
In operation since 1904, Execulink Telecom has evolved from a small independent local telephone company into one of the leading telecommunications providers in Ontario. Through innovation and forward-thinking, we cultivated our local telephony offerings to provide a full-scale suite of telecommunications services including data, internet, cable television, mobility and advanced voice features. These services are now available to all levels of industry, encompassing over 50,000 business, enterprise, government, and residential customers.