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Subsidize your tech hire with $10k | The Morning Report

Sep 28, 2021

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4 min read

Subsidize your tech hire with $10k | The Morning Report

Plus 10 other headlines from the past 24 hours.

New program launched to accelerate angel investments into BC climate tech startups

Sep 27, 2021

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3 min read

New program launched to accelerate angel investments into BC climate tech startups

The program is funded by Innovate BC and delivered in partnership with Spring Activator, Volition and Foresight Canada.

$29M earmarked for BC tech sector diversity, skills training programs

Sep 27, 2021

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5 min read

$29M earmarked for BC tech sector diversity, skills training programs

Province partners with Innovate BC, Mitacs and ICTC to expand opportunities in BC's tech sector to marginalized groups.

How Bench hired 3 senior software developers from VanHack in 3 weeks

Sep 27, 2021

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11 min read

How Bench hired 3 senior software developers from VanHack in 3 weeks

A conversation between VanHack CEO Ilya Brotzky and Sarah Jung, a recruitment team lead at Bench.

Strike one, strike two—then this startup was in

Sep 26, 2021

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11 min read

Strike one, strike two—then this startup was in

Welcome to the Sunday Briefing.

Cheatsheet: 69 BC firms make Globe and Mail’s top growing companies list

Sep 24, 2021

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5 min read

Cheatsheet: 69 BC firms make Globe and Mail’s top growing companies list

Vancouver is BC's most-represented city with 36 companies; Victoria is second with five companies on the list.

Sep 24, 2021

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4 min read

Meet Mark on the other side of the coin

Plus 8 other headlines from the past 24 hours.

Bulletin: Pitch your AI startup to investors for a chance to win $200,000 in prizes

Sep 23, 2021

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2 min read

Bulletin: Pitch your AI startup to investors for a chance to win $200,000 in prizes

AInBC and Traction Conference are teaming up to host the National AI Showcase.

Mark Mitchell, principal of Red Thread Ventures, is no stranger to investing. But with his new venture, the Intangible Properties Exchange (IPEX), he finds himself on the other side of the coin.

Sep 23, 2021

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7 min read

Mark Mitchell, principal of Red Thread Ventures, is no stranger to investing. But with his new venture, the Intangible Properties Exchange (IPEX), he finds himself on the other side of the coin.

We chatted with Mitchell to unpack the unconventional ideas behind his two Vancouver companies.

Subsidize your tech hire with $10k | The Morning Report

New program launched to accelerate angel investments into BC climate tech startups

$29M earmarked for BC tech sector diversity, skills training programs

How Bench hired 3 senior software developers from VanHack in 3 weeks

Strike one, strike two—then this startup was in

Cheatsheet: 69 BC firms make Globe and Mail’s top growing companies list

Meet Mark on the other side of the coin

Bulletin: Pitch your AI startup to investors for a chance to win $200,000 in prizes

Mark Mitchell, principal of Red Thread Ventures, is no stranger to investing. But with his new venture, the Intangible Properties Exchange (IPEX), he finds himself on the other side of the coin.

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