Three Canadian startups earn spots in Google’s latest Women Founders accelerator cohort
MedReddie, SkyAcres, and Nimble Science represent Canada in the class of 2024.
MedReddie, SkyAcres, and Nimble Science represent Canada in the class of 2024.
Inovia Capital-led round aimed at cementing firm’s presence in the United States and Canada.
Plus: Certn’s new president targets growth over acquisitions.
The deal values Plusgrade at over $2 billion, according to The Globe and Mail.
The minds behind Ross Intelligence are back.
After starting in cannabis, startup looks to its original goal of tackling food security.
Following 2023 layoffs, Miller Wright must steer Certn’s global operations through a “transformation year.”
Plus: Golden Ventures talks success in closing fifth seed-stage VC fund.
Canada lead the pack with the highest number of companies in the global cohort.
Plus: It’s getting (slightly) easier to sell software.
Following the deal, CEO Jeff Shiner said 1Password expects to add 250 new positions in 2024.
This is the first edition of the lists since Elevate acquired CIX in September 2023.
With Rubicon’s experience and more cash on hand, Nulogy is exploring new ways to scale.
WeCook, Aifred Health, and Stream Systems have also made leadership changes this month.
After September 2022 “reset,” Prodigy has set its sights back on sustainable growth.