Startup Canada Podcast: Aman Mann on looking inward to scale

Startup Canada Podcast

Aman Mann, the founder and CEO of Procurify, a cloud-based procurement platform used by tech heavyweights like Hootsuite, shares his story of hitting the pavement in the Valley to raise financing, building a remarkable team, leading from behind and his take on the state of Vancouver’s startup community.

“Do not go where the path may lead. Instead, look inward, where this is no path and leave a trail.”

This talented CEO has been noticed by Forbes, Techcrunch, Fast Company and Venturebeat. His startup graduated from GrowLabs, in 2013 and moved from public beta to commercialization.

In this week’s Startup Canada Podcast, host Rivers Corbett chats with Aman about the success behind Procurify, and about the strategic steps he has taken to get where he is now. We hear what it’s like to startup a cloud-based B2B in Canada’s West coast and about some of the biggest lessons Aman learned on entrepreneurship while training at GrowLabs.

The Startup Canada Podcast Show is a production of Startup Canada, a grassroots, entrepreneur-led movement to bring together, celebrate, and give a voice to Canada’s entrepreneurship community. On the podcast, award-winning entrepreneur host Rivers Corbett speaks with the movers and shakers of Canada’s entrepreneurship community to give a glimpse into the future of business, and share insights on everything from social innovation to the future of work, investing, and why we need to think bigger to take our businesses global. Join Rivers Corbett for new episodes every Tuesday airing at 10 AM ET for lessons, trends, and opportunities in entrepreneurship from Vancouver to Fredericton; and Israel to Peru.

You can find every episode of The Startup Canada Podcast Show at www.startupcan.ca/podcasts/.

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