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Hootsuite Plucks New Chief Marketing Officer From Chicago

July 26, 2021 by Robert Lewis Leave a Comment

Vancouver tech anchor Hootsuite announced today that Maggie Lower has joined the company today as Chief Marketing Officer. Relocating from Chicago to Vancouver for this role, Lower will be a key member of Hootsuite’s executive leadership team and own the overall global strategy for brand, demand generation, communications, and events. Lower replaces Penny Wilson, who […]

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Vancouver’s Carooga Wants To Shake Up The Car Buying Experience

July 26, 2021 by Techcouver Newsdesk Leave a Comment

There’s another player in the online vehicle purchasing and delivery business in B.C. with Vancouver’s Carooga joining hometown rival Canada Drives. No more wasted time, money or stress at the dealership. Startup Carooga offers online car buying through a customer-friendly experience that begins on their website, where you can enjoy a 360-degree virtual test drive […]

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Thinkific Hosts Third Annual Summit To Inspire Underrepresented Entrepreneurs

July 26, 2021 by Techcouver Newsdesk Leave a Comment

This week new crowned hometown unicorn Thinkific is hosting its third annual Think in Color Summit. Thinkific’s annual speaker and workshop series is aimed at driving forward diversity and inclusion in business and entrepreneurship by featuring traditionally underrepresented entrepreneurs and giving them a platform to share their expertise. This year’s event features a lineup of […]

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SOTW 018: aDolus

July 23, 2021 by Switchboard Public Relations Leave a Comment

Welcome to Startup of the Week. A column highlighting BC’s most innovative and exciting tech startups. Today, we’re featuring Victoria’s aDolus. What the world wants now is peace of mind. Given the growth of ever more cunning cyber attacks, that’s a tall order. But aDolus has found a robust solution to deliver on it. Specifically, […]

Filed Under: Startup Of The Week Tagged With: aDolus Technology

Pivvot Transforms How Canadian Companies Use the Office

July 23, 2021 by Dan Boram Leave a Comment

Creating a thriving culture should be your only focus right now as a business owner. Since the COVID19 pandemic hit, there has been a clear shift in the way we look at the physical office. The shift in how employees view the office after working remotely for so long is now more clear than ever. […]

Filed Under: Thought Leaders Tagged With: Aura Office Environments

If The Government Is Going To Play The Role Of Investor, It Needs To Act Like One

July 22, 2021 by Tessa Seager Leave a Comment

If you’ve ever perused a government news release or seen a political funding announcement, you probably heard a politician talk about investing. Whether it’s roads or schools, elder care or environmental protection, politicians almost never talk about government spending anymore — instead, it’s government investments. The money is all invested in approximately the same way that […]

Filed Under: Thought Leaders Tagged With: Council of Canadian Innovators

Unbounce Helps Shine Bootcamp Uplift Marginalized Voices

July 22, 2021 by Techcouver Newsdesk Leave a Comment

Founded in Vancouver in 2017, Shine Bootcamp was originally an incubator within Unbounce to support increased gender diversity at conferences through training and education. Today, with the initial funding from Unbounce, Shine Bootcamp is now a women-led organization dedicated to uplifting marginalized voices through transformational professional speaking programs for women. This year, Shine Bootcamp is […]

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How Technology Can Save Vancouver’s Hospitality Industry

July 22, 2021 by Laurent May Leave a Comment

Technology has emerged as a newly pivotal force in hospitality, but can it help save the industry from a massive labour crisis? As the province has entered the next phase of its reopening plan, the hospitality industry is now grappling with its next major setback: a significant labour shortage, with over 40,000 B.C. hospitality staff […]

Filed Under: Thought Leaders Tagged With: Ready

Canada’s First All-Female Angel Fund Expands Across North America

July 22, 2021 by Robert Lewis 1 Comment

Canada’s first all-female angel fund is expanding across North America. First launched in Victoria in 2017 with the support of the National Angel Capital Organization (NACO), Women’s Equity Lab (WEL) has recently completed the investment of its third round. The Vancouver chapter was launched in 2020 followed by the Okanagan in early 2021 and new […]

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Stellat’en First Nation To Welcome Drone Deliveries Thanks To UBC

July 21, 2021 by Techcouver Newsdesk Leave a Comment

Drone Delivery Canada (DDC) will soon deploy their patented drone delivery solution at the Stellat’en First Nation as part of UBC’s ‘Remote Communities Drone Transportation Initiative’ (DTI) program. The project will enable deliveries utilizing DDC’s Sparrow drone and its DroneSpot takeoff and landing zones as well as additional drone flight infrastructure as required. The solution […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Drone Delivery Canada, Rogers Communications

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