​Be in the room with leaders who entered the Vancouver tech ecosystem and achieved a successful exit. Learn from their companies' real-world stories and insights on navigating the path to multimillion-dollar deals.

​This gathering is a great opportunity to hear practical advice, ask questions, and network with other founders and investors. Whether you’re looking to scale your business or are simply curious about the exit process, come and gain valuable knowledge in a relaxed, interactive setting.

Speakers include:

​​Join us for this quarter’s Vancouver Tech Journal members' event, where our vibrant community comes together to exchange ideas, insights, and opportunities.

This casual book swap offers the perfect setting to connect with fellow members while sharing business or tech-focused reads.

Bring a book (or two) that has inspired you, and trade it for a new source of knowledge from someone else in the community.

It's a chance to swap more than just books — gain fresh perspectives, build connections, and spark inspiration as we head into the holiday season and prepare for the new year.

​Join us for an insightful session on accessing non-dilutive capital through various government funding programs.

This event is tailored for tech entrepreneurs and startups looking to fuel innovation, scale their businesses, and extend their runway through grants, tax credits, and other financial incentives.

​Our expert panel will demystify the application process, provide strategies for maximizing funding potential, and share tips on aligning with government priorities to increase your chances of success.

Don’t miss this chance to explore funding avenues that let you keep full control of your business while accelerating your growth.

​​Join the Vancouver Tech Journal team and our partners at CBRE's The High Technology Facilities Group (HTFG) for our next Tech Industry Social.

​​This event will bring together a collection of Vancouver tech industry founders and leaders for networking, deal-making, and just plain old catching up.

​​Your first drink on us — compliments of The High Technology Facilities Group, the experts in tech office space for Vancouver’s start-up community.

Ready to bring your AI startup dreams to life, but not sure where to start? Join "From Idea to Reality: Building AI Startups as a Non-Technical Founder," an engaging event designed to empower visionaries like you.

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​​​Decades of studies show women leaders help increase productivity, enhance collaboration, inspire organizational dedication, and improve fairness.

Despite these benefits, most organizations are not consciously taking steps to remove barriers and empower women. To help advance more women in leadership, ISACA Vancouver and WiCyS have assembled top male and female leaders to discuss steps organizations and individuals can take to find, support, and retain the future female leaders in technology.

Get $150,000 to help the Department of National Defence and the Canadian Armed Forces. They’re asking for innovative forecasting models that leverage the power of publicly available information, statistical methods, and machine learning models to help with forecasting emerging threats around the world.

Receive up to $3 million for climate tech and clean energy ventures led by women in this call for innovation from CICE, which aims to advance diversity and equity within the climate tech sector and support a just energy transition.

Learn about impact measurement, due diligence, and more. Selected founders will be invited to continue to the next stages in the Challenge, culminating in a pitch finale where one company takes home an investment of approximately $100K.

BCIT is hiring a faculty position

SyncWith is hiring for multiple roles

Capilano University is hiring a Manager, Identity and Access Services

Electronic Arts is hiring a Development Director, Software Quality Delivery

Simon Fraser University is hiring a Director, Communications and Marketing