Led by ex-Vidyard employees, HyperComply wants to get rid of security questionnaires
After closing $6.4 million USD in January, HyperComply launched a product to automate due diligence.
After closing $6.4 million USD in January, HyperComply launched a product to automate due diligence.
Smallest #CDNtech group since Winter 2019 features four Toronto companies and one from Edmonton.
Plus: Snap lays off 20% of employees.
Nanjee previously led the launch of Microsoft for Startups in Canada.
Lytica uses AI to help companies reduce costs and mitigate risks in their supply chain.
The combined firm will be based in the US, retaining offices in Toronto and Argentina.
Presenters include executives from Shopify, Unbounce, Hootsuite, Wattpad.
All three startups hail from Toronto and have worked with the DMZ.
LumiQ aims to build on “tremendous” pandemic growth since pivot to podcasts.
Plus: Vendasta, Q4 make layoffs.
CloudCodes marks another addition to Plurilock’s rapidly growing portfolio.
Exec changes come as 1Password tracks slightly below its revenue growth targets.
TriplePlay was co-founded by two engineers from Facebook, Wealthsimple.
Among Benevity’s new clients include Mondelēz International, LegalZoom.
Jombone aims to offer businesses an alternative to incumbent staffing agencies.