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Exclusive: Coho Growth offers a new funding path for SaaS entrepreneurs

The brand-new lending vehicle based in Vancouver helps smaller-scale businesses achieve meaningful exits.

Kate Wilson

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🏙️ Insights from successful entrepreneurs: your summary

We've rounded up what you had to say about our VTJ Live event with Sahil Bloom and Andrew Wilkinson. Plus, 10 stories you've missed.

Kate Wilson

OpinionOpinion

Surrey businesses have prioritized green building practices

With its robust network of eco-friendly companies and materials producers, the city has numerous advantages for companies looking to establish themselves.

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Guest Contributor

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🏙️ Why business leaders should be more like cockroaches

Last week, we sold out the Vancouver Playhouse with Sahil Bloom and Andrew Wilkinson. Plus, all the local stories you've missed in the last seven days.

Kate Wilson

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🏙️ How the B.C. government is spending your dollars on tech

From InBC to a spending spree, provincial leaders have been busy over the past 12 months.

Kate Wilson

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Vancouver Entrepreneurs Forum appoints 20 board members

The long-standing organization brings together entrepreneurs and investors.

Kate Wilson

🏙️ Real estate investment platform addy expands across Canada

The Vancouver-based business has gone national. Plus, 11 more stories you've missed.

Kate Wilson

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🏙️ Crunching the numbers

Plus, discover how companies managed the "great resignation", and how new legislation is impacting salaries.

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How Fortinet’s Burnaby-based teams are saving the world from cybercrime

That sign you see when you drive west on Highway 1? That’s its biggest office, and the local home of Canada’s largest cybersecurity vendor.

James Matthews

OpinionOpinion

Surrey has technical talent for the electric vehicle sector

By 2040, all new vehicles sold in British Columbia should be zero-emissions. Surrey has a strong and diverse talent pool primed to meet the demand.

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Guest Contributor

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🏙️ Here's last quarter's funding trends in B.C.

The results? A mixed bag. Plus, 10 stories you've missed, including a $50 million investment.

Kate Wilson

OpinionOpinion

The future of work and office trends in Vancouver

The debate on work-from-home and the office is nearly over, and the market is currently favourable to tenants.

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Guest Contributor

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