Here’s what will make or break the next wave of Canadian IPOs
Mia Morisset of Inovia Capital explains how the go-public goalposts have shifted since 2021.
Isabelle is a Vancouver-based writer with 5+ years of experience in communications and journalism and a lifelong passion for telling stories. For over two years, she has reported on all sides of the Canadian startup ecosystem, from landmark venture deals to public policy, telling the stories of the founders putting Canadian tech on the map.
Mia Morisset of Inovia Capital explains how the go-public goalposts have shifted since 2021.
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