Spotlight on Local Entrepreneur: Pannu Tharaj and the Spirit Behind T Flow Printing & Signage

There’s something undeniably powerful about someone who not only dreams big—but makes that dream work for the good of others. That’s what we see in community leader and seasoned entrepreneur, CEO Pannu Tharaj, and partners Jasmeet and Manpreet whose latest venture, T Flow Printing & Signage, just celebrated the grand opening of its new building at 112 Paramount Road in Winnipeg.

This isn’t just another ribbon-cutting ceremony—it’s a testament to the resilience and impact of small businesses in our city.

For decades, the businessmen have played a quiet but consistent role in shaping the local economy—not by chasing headlines, but by rolling up his sleeves and creating opportunities. Whether through past ventures or this latest chapter with T Flow, their commitment has always been the same: build something that lasts, hire local, and give back.

Small businesses like T Flow aren’t just storefronts or service providers. According to national employment stats, they’re the backbone of our workforce—responsible for creating the majority of new jobs. And in communities like ours, leaders like Pannu, Jasmeet and Manpreet are the ones keeping that engine running.

At its core, T Flow Printing & Signage is built on reliability, affordability, and community connection. They handle a wide range of signage solutions—from storefront signs and vehicle wraps to custom banners and large-format printing. But what makes them stand out isn’t just the product—it’s the purpose behind it.

This new location is more than a business address—it’s a promise. A promise to invest in the people of Winnipeg. A promise to train, hire, and support a team that reflects the community it serves. And most importantly, a promise to keep putting local talent and creativity first.

Entrepreneurship is never easy. It takes grit, sacrifice, and a willingness to risk failure. But when done right—when it’s rooted in service and sustained by heart—it changes everything. T Flow’s journey is proof of that.

So, when we talk about supporting small businesses, we’re not just talking about spending money locally—we’re talking about backing people who are actively improving the communities we live in. And that’s exactly what’s happening at T Flow.

Winnipeg needs more stories like this. Stories of builders. Of believers. Of people like Pannu Tharaj, who never stopped betting on his city—and is still finding new ways to give it everything he’s got.