Movement51, CIWA secure $861,980 from PrairiesCan to support women entrepreneurs, investors
The funding is expected to help increase women-owned and led businesses in the Prairies.
The funding is expected to help increase women-owned and led businesses in the Prairies.
Glubish: “the AITC was not working to create long-term sustainable tech companies.”
Product managers, UX leaders, and developers needed.
Startup’s platform initially focused on improving outcomes for Alzheimer’s patients.
The Vancouver company claims leadership in the composable commerce movement.
Users pool their data together through Delphia with the goal to improve investment strategies.
The funding supports projects focused on seniors’ autonomy, healthy lifestyle.
Helcim, MintList, were among participants of the previous group.
CommerceBear wants to create easy access to channels like Wayfair.
Backed by former Paysafe leaders, Goloot has amassed a list of customers that includes Lancôme, Keurig, and SSENSE.
Bailey has strong ties to the province’s tech sector, founding a video game studio in 2011.
The Vancouver startup wants to expand the capabilities of its digital mining solutions beyond copper.
GoBolt spent the last year building a fleet of EVs from suppliers like Ford, Lion Six.
Harrison to help studio connect with venture funds and startups throughout Western Canada and beyond.
FigBytes’ funding comes as some countries are mandating ESG reporting.