BIPOC-Run Startups That Are Redefining the Game
It has been widely reported that Black entrepreneurs receive less than two percent of overall VC funding each year. Following the George Floyd protests, companies were quick to pledge their support to underserved communities and startups, which saw a temporary increase in year-over-year gains. However, by the end of 2022, overall VC funding […]
Mydoh is Empowering the Next Generation of Women Leaders Through Financial Literacy
Financial literacy can be challenging. Fortunately, Mydoh is the money managing app aimed at educating Canada’s next-generation.
Five Entrepreneurial Lessons From the Founders of Clubhouse
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In April of 2020, Rohan Seth and Paul Davison launched the audio-based app, Clubhouse. The platform was created for individuals looking to tell stories and create new friendships through a series of chatrooms. Currently, the social networking app is being used by those wishing to engage in collisions of conversations across the board. Our Editor-In-Chief, […]
How Irwin Modernizes Investor Relations
Irwin is an innovative software company leading investor relations into the 21st century. Here’s how its streamlined approach is changing the game.
DMZ Startups and Alumni Surpass $1-Billion in Funding
The latest milestone from the DMZ is both an impressive feat and a reflection of Canada’s growing tech and startup ecosystem.
Start-Up Spotlight: Queen St. Bakery Makes Bread That’s As Good For You As It Tastes
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Imagine a bread that’s low calorie, low carbs and allergen-free. Queen St. Bakery has made it a reality. Inspired by his mom’s gluten intolerance, Queen St. Bakery founder, Giovanni Angelucci, set out to create an allergen-free bread that even those without dietary restrictions would want to eat. Two years and hundreds of taste tests later, […]
