Welcome to the official website of Frank Stronach, a visionary entrepreneur, philanthropist, and dedicated advocate for positive change. Explore his remarkable journey, impactful ventures, and commitment to making a difference.
What Drives Frank Stronach
Frank Stronach has built successful companies from scratch. Created tens of thousands of jobs, and changed the way industries operate.
Throughout his career, he has been driven by the desire to create an environment where people can reach their full potential and share in the success of the businesses he has built.
Frank Stronach champions the opportunity to accumulate wealth, escape poverty, and grow up healthy and happy. Continuously searching for ways to give people greater opportunities to improve their lives, whether through skills training, profit sharing, or programs providing children with healthy meals, Stronach is dedicated to the pursuit of individual happiness and economic freedom. His mantra underscores that the only true measurement of success is the degree of happiness attained. His core philosophy recognizes people’s fundamental desires for personal freedom, allowing them to choose their road to happiness, and economic freedom, enabling financial independence.
Who is Frank Stronach
Delve into the extraordinary life story of Frank Stronach, including his early upbringing, educational background, and the significant milestones that shaped his career.

Early Years
Explore Stronach’s humble beginnings in Austria and his unwavering determination to create a better life for himself and others.

Achievements
Learn about the numerous awards and accolades that recognize Stronach’s outstanding contributions in business and philanthropy.
The 7-Point Program
Uncover Frank Stronach’s comprehensive 7-point program aimed at driving positive change and creating a better society:
- Inclusive Education for All
- Economic Prosperity
- Strong Communities
- Environmentally Sustainable Practices
- Accessible Healthcare
- Equal Opportunities
- Leadership Development
Philanthropy & Social Impact

Enhancing Health
Discover Stronach’s initiative to promote the health and wellbeing of school children through organic food and nutritional education.

Humanitarian Efforts
Explore Stronach’s philanthropic endeavors that have made a lasting impact on communities affected by natural disasters and humanitarian crises.

Environmental Conservation
Learn about Stronach’s commitment to preserving and protecting the environment through various conservation initiatives.
Business Ventures
Automotive Industry
Find out about Stronach’s revolutionary ventures in the automotive industry, including the creation of the iconic Magna International.
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Real Estate Development
Explore Stronach’s innovative projects in real estate development, combining sustainability and architectural excellence.
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Green Energy
Discover how Stronach has played a pivotal role in advancing zero-emission solutions globally, shaping a greener and more sustainable future.
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Thoroughbred Racing
Learn about Stronach’s love for horses and his influential contributions to the world of thoroughbred racing.
Media & Publications
Inspiring Books
Discover Stronach’s literary works that unveil his unique insights into entrepreneurship, leadership, and creating positive social change.
Noteworthy Interviews
Explore interviews and podcasts featuring Stronach where he shares his wisdom, experiences, and vision for a better world.
Influential Articles
Dive into thought-provoking articles written by Stronach, covering a wide range of topics from business strategies to philanthropy.

Bringing back manufacturing jobs the key to Canada’s economic future
Canada used to be a strong manufacturing nation. Some of our biggest and best known companies were manufacturing powerhouses like Massey-Harris and Northern Telecom. We made everything from tractors and trains to automobiles and airplanes. We also had our own homegrown manufacturers like Inglis and Electrohome that built made-in-Canada washing machines and TVs. One of the first jobs I had when I immigrated to Canada as a young toolmaker was working in a factory that produced parts for the ill-fated Avro Arrow, which at the time was the world’s fastest fighter jet. But Canada hardly ever makes world-leading, technologically advanced products anymore. One of the reasons for this is that we no longer have the pool of skilled technical trade

Schools have role to play in helping children grow strong and healthy
Most parents would surely agree that our nation’s number 1 priority should be the health of our children. But if the old saying that “you are what you eat” is true, then our kids are in a lot of trouble. Many children are eating unhealthy, non-organic foods at home, at school and at fast food restaurants. It’s one of the main reasons why we’ve seen an alarming rise in illnesses such as obesity and Type 2 diabetes in Canadian children. These illnesses drastically reduce the quality of life for a growing number of children and hinder their ability to learn. They also cost our health-care system millions of dollars each year. The universal hope and prayer of Canadian parents is

Give young Canadians – and Canada – a break. Teach them trades
When most Canadians think of quality products made with a high level of technical skill and engineering, they usually think of Europe. And for good reason: European countries such as Switzerland, Germany, France, Sweden and Italy are all exporters of world-class products. These products include BMW and Siemens from Germany, Ferrari and Ducati from Italy, Cartier and Michelin from France, Kuehne + Nagel and Schindler from Switzerland, and Electrolux and Husqvarna from Sweden. These brands — as well as other quality products from Europe — are synonymous around the world with state-of-the-art engineering, technical precision and know-how, and reliability. It’s why the European Union has one of the strongest and most productive economies in the world and why European living

Save the family farm
When you think about King Charles III, the last thing you probably think about is family farming. But Canada’s new monarch made an impassioned plea over a year ago for small family farmers in the United Kingdom and around the world to come together in a co-operative movement to better ensure their survival. A strong advocate of organic farming, Charles has also created what he calls a “Terra Carta,” a charter that lays out a roadmap for producing environmentally sustainable, healthy food, while ensuring the survival of small family farms. But in the U.K., as in Canada, many small family farms are barely scraping by, and those who grew up on such farms are increasingly fleeing the fields and barns

Small farmers need our support
Canada’s small family farmers do backbreaking work, day in and day out, from sunup to sundown, providing Canadians with the necessities of life. Yet despite how hard they work, and despite how vital their work is, they often don’t make very much in return. They plant, grow and harvest many of the fruits and vegetables we eat. And they often struggle to eke out a living based solely on the income they generate from their farm businesses. It’s not fair or right — and it’s a problem that’s been ignored by Canadian policymakers for far too long. I operate an organic restaurant and marketplace, and I’m constantly speaking and meeting family farmers from all over southern Ontario. Many of them

The national debt — a ticking time bomb for future generations
Canada keeps digging itself deeper and deeper into debt thanks to out-of-control government spending and the increased interest we have to pay on that ballooning debt. Warren Buffett once said that, “The most important thing to do if you find yourself in a hole is to stop digging.” But most Canadian governments have not heeded that sound advice. They just keep on digging. According to the International Monetary Fund, the ratio between Canada’s public debt and its gross domestic product is 105 per cent. In plain English, this means that as a country, we now owe more money than the total value of all the goods and services we produce in a year. If Canada were a person or a
Gallery

Philanthropy
Witness the transformative power of Frank Stronach’s philanthropic efforts through captivating images of impactful projects.

Business Ventures
Experience the spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship showcased through captivating visuals of Stronach’s successful ventures.

Personal Moments
Discover intimate moments from Stronach’s personal life, celebrating the importance of family and cherished memories.
Resources
Access a wealth of resources including articles, videos, and learning materials that delve deeper into Frank Stronach’s inspiring journey, visionary ideas, and philanthropic initiatives.
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Articles & Publications
Explore a curated collection of articles and publications that shed light on various aspects of Stronach’s life and work.
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Videos & Interviews
Watch insightful videos and interviews featuring Frank Stronach, offering valuable knowledge and inspiration.
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Educational Materials
Discover educational resources designed to inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs and changemakers.
Contact
Reach out to Frank Stronach and his team to discuss collaborations, speaking engagements, or any inquiries you may have. They look forward to hearing from you.
Discover the Life and Legacy of Frank Stronach
Step into the world of Frank Stronach and experience his journey from nothing to everything. Our gallery showcases the incredible life of this billionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist, featuring interactive exhibits, entrepreneurial insights, and reflections on the industries he has impacted.

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