DMZ receives $500,000 grant to expand Basecamp program for student entrepreneurs
To date, Basecamp has helped over 365 students launch 151 startups.
To date, Basecamp has helped over 365 students launch 151 startups.
According to QueerTech, less than one percent of venture capital deals go to Queer entrepreneurs.
Greenfield believes Canadian tech ecosystem is “beyond Series A,” and it’s time to prove it.
Mock takes the reins from Jordan McFarlen, who departed in September for Conexus Venture Capital.
Saskatchewan incubator believes it’s found its next “long-term leader.”
Startups focused on industrial automation, carbon adsorbents, and aerospace maintenance are part of the new cohort.
The combined investments of the two Vancouver-based organizations total over $50 million CAD.
Prairie tech hub hits major milestone coinciding with new connections to the Valley.
Some participants already backed by The Firehood, such as Ora, Permalution, PragmaClin.
Funding is split between five companies and one business hub in Toronto, as well as one Ottawa-based firm.
MaRS, Innovate UK have worked together in the past to launch a manufacturing incubator.
Leaders from energy, FinTech sectors appointed to support Harvest’s new vertical.
York’s Schulich School of Business is set to launch the program this fall semester.
The DMZ downsized its prize money after handing out $50,000 last year.
Entrepreneurs will get to pitch and network with hand-picked global investors.