Victory Square’s tech investments are reshaping healthcare

The Vancouver firm shares why it prioritizes the sector and why its portfolio companies have flourished.

Shafin Diamond Tejani, founder and CEO of Victory Square Technologies. Photo: LinkedIn.

Victory Square Technologies, a publicly listed venture capital firm and accelerator, is doubling down on investments in healthcare tech. 

Founded in 2015, Victory Square began with a focus on backing early-stage startups shaping today’s fourth industrial revolution — particularly those working with AI, blockchain, AR, and VR across a variety of use cases beyond the mainstream. Healthcare emerged as a priority as the firm recognized that early foundational investments were performing better than those in other sectors, identified opportunities to address the U.S.’s fragmented system, and anticipated a booming need to make the industry better.

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