MaRS, UK innovation agency team up to host eight UK startups for new AI incubator
MaRS, Innovate UK have worked together in the past to launch a manufacturing incubator.
MaRS, Innovate UK have worked together in the past to launch a manufacturing incubator.
Leaders from energy, FinTech sectors appointed to support Harvest’s new vertical.
York’s Schulich School of Business is set to launch the program this fall semester.
The DMZ downsized its prize money after handing out $50,000 last year.
Entrepreneurs will get to pitch and network with hand-picked global investors.
Apricotton, Areto Labs, PragmaClin secure $100,000 in total prize money from pitch competition.
Canada is the only country with three programs named to the top ten list.
Previous participants include Monday Girl, Rime AI, Future Capital.
Executive director: “We’re eager to keep growing the DMZ’s international presence.”
The program helps UK ventures gain better understanding of North American needs.
Participating startups will receive $25,000 and 60 hours of mentorship.
FSL alumni have partnered with brands like the NBA, Red Bull, and Adidas.
Selected startups could see their products used alongside the Maple Leafs, Raptors.
The FinTech incubator says the money will enable it to assist 125 entrepreneurs, startups.
Canadian accelerators have some catching up to do.