PathFactory acquires fellow B2B marketing platform Uberflip in stock-for-stock deal
PathFactory says the combined entity’s customer list includes firms such as Nvidia, Amazon, and Thomson Reuters.
PathFactory says the combined entity’s customer list includes firms such as Nvidia, Amazon, and Thomson Reuters.
Casselman, whose startup completed the accelerator’s program in 2017, has been interim CEO since March.
Xatoms wins three awards totalling $250,000, while Juno scores $100,000, plus BDC matching offers.
Industry leaders expect more turnover, fundraising challenges for emerging managers.
New focus on late-stage, export-ready scaleups sparks debate on how best to support tech in province.
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Vena says it is benefitting from “strong, predictable growth.”
The SRTX founder wants more companies to tackle big challenges.
Startup aims to speed up the technology procurement process for healthcare providers.
Changes in top leadership also hit Faire, Kovo HealthTech, goeasy, CFI, and more.
Partners in the $44-million project include ORX, Well Health, Healwell AI, Tali AI, and Simon Fraser University.
Montréal venture studio specializes in commercializing tech developed at universities.
The clinical facility aims to be the first dedicated to producing bioprinted tissue therapeutics in Canada.
The startup said its first 10 commercial scanners are now set to be produced and exported worldwide.
Some roles are being consolidated to its Toronto office to “better align” resources, company says.