Barry Bisson named CEO of Propel ICT
Propel ICT, Atlantic Canada’s startup accelerator, announced that Barry Bisson, former president of Shad Valley International, will join the organization as its new CEO….
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Propel ICT announces 28 companies in fall cohort
Propel ICT has kicked off its Launch and Build accelerators with 28 startups coming from New Brunswick, PEI, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland & Labrador, and…
Dream Payments opens Moncton office to support growth in Canadian and US markets
Toronto-based Dream Payments, which provides a cloud-based mobile point-of-sale solution, announced the opening of an innovation hub in Moncton, New Brunswick. The hub, called…
League, Mogo among regional finalists for Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year awards
Ernst & Young has named the regional finalists across several categories for its EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2017 awards program. The awards program…
Venn Innovation receives $772,438 to support tech startups in Atlantic Canada
Moncton-based Venn Innovation, an organization that aims to connect New Brunswick’s tech ecosystem, is receiving $772,438 in funding from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency…
Propel ICT accepting applications for Launch and Build programs
Moncton-based Propel ICT is accepting applications for the 2017 fall cohort of its Launch and Build programs. The Launch and Build programs, which are…
Propel ICT’s CEO Anita Punamiya steps down, joins board of directors
Moncton-based Propel ICT will begin its search for a new CEO to replace its current CEO Anita Punamiya, who announced that she will step…
Alongside leads Branham Group’s list of top 25 up-and-coming Canadian companies
The Branham Group, an Ottawa-based industry analyst and strategic advisory firm, has released its list of Canada’s top 25 up-and-coming companies. The list recognizes…
Propel ICT announces startups scaling their businesses in spring 2017 cohort
Moncton-based Propel ICT, a startup accelerator for Atlantic Canada companies, has announced the 23 companies selected for its next round of intensive accelerator programs….
Six startups selected to scale at Boston’s Canadian Technology Accelerator
The Consulate General of Canada in Boston has announced that six Canadian software and healthtech companies will be joining the Canadian Technology Accelerator in…
Propel ICT announces first batch of companies in new growth program
Moncton-based Propel ICT, a startup accelerator for Atlantic Canada companies, has announced the first companies selected for its new Growth program. The six-month program…
Why we chose to rename our startup (and what it means to rebrand)
If you find this blog post, it means I will no longer be the CEO of Qimple… instead, as of September 26, I find…
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency invests $498,150 in Qimple
The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, which is part of the Atlantic Growth Strategy established by the Government of Canada and the four Atlantic provinces,…
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