Snapping up top talent for your tech startup
I’m looking for a co-founder.
I need a developer!
I want to build a sales team.
We’re looking for a CFO. Continue reading “Snapping up top talent for your tech startup” »
Search less and find more in the Startup Library!
As MaRS Market Intelligence nears its sixth anniversary, we’ve been rethinking the ways in which we deliver services to our clients.
Not only have the number of clients and questions increased for us as a result of expanding our services to include the entire province of Ontario, but the startup landscape has also grown more complex due to more sophisticated competition and niche markets. Continue reading “Search less and find more in the Startup Library!” »
Is your company good enough to be a potential target?
Are you a serial entrepreneur who starts businesses with the intention of selling them to a large buyer? If not, have you maybe started to think along these lines? Are you an aspiring entrepreneur who spends time watching, exploring and learning new things?
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, read on! Continue reading “Is your company good enough to be a potential target?” »
Mark your calendars: Events this month for startups and small businesses
Our team at Venture Accelerator Partners believes the following list of events to be the most useful for startups and small businesses this month.
As always, there are many great events for startups happening at MaRS. For details, see the MaRS Events calendar. In the list below, I’ve supplemented the MaRS calendar with events occurring in Toronto and beyond—the GTA, Guelph, Kitchener, Waterloo, Niagara, Halton, St. Catharines and Hamilton.
Continue reading “Mark your calendars: Events this month for startups and small businesses” »
Cash is king
It doesn’t matter how much money you’ll be earning a year from now – you need to have cash flow to carry you from now until then.
At last week’s Entrepreneurship 101 lecture, Andrew Graham, Senior Director, Corporate Development at George Weston Limited, made sense of what is often seen as a rather complicated subject. Continue reading “Cash is king” »
