Start. Change. Again
Another write up of Ayoudo. Vancouver-based Ayoudo launched in February with the belief that, while social media sites like Facebook and Twitter place an emphasis on sharing, liking and providing[...]
The Province wrote about Ayoudo and our support for Made in Vancouver: If Internet startup companies are the new band, and entrepreneurs the new rock stars — as Vancouver digital[...]
As we’ve seen at GrowLab, smart investment in the startup ecology can work. A story in The Globe today features one of our companies and talks about how they moved[...]
Boris Wertz and I were interviewed for a piece in The Financial Post about startups. You never know which part of the conversation will make it into the story but[...]
Vancouver accelerator GrowLab on Monday announced the five startups that will take part in its four-month program this fall, TechVibes reports. The companies get up to $25,000 in seed funding,[...]
Somehow, a lot of these stories start with a garage. And that’s where this one begins, with Michael Tippett in his garage in Vancouver, Canada playing around with the internet.[...]
The object of the program is to identify and support entrepreneurs with unique and dynamic projects, said executive director Michael Tippett. “There is a need in Vancouver to build an[...]
GrowLab plans to bring five companies on board for four-month terms, giving each $25,000 in seed funding. Each startup will be given free office space in Vancouver for the first[...]
“If you see something amazing, your first impulse is going to be to tell people,” Tippett added. “Before the Internet and the interconnected world, you ran home and told your[...]
Afternic is known for selling lots of domain names for a couple thousand dollars each. Not only is its expertise in high volume sales, but it also rarely gets to[...]
Afternic.com is an industry leader in the domain aftermarket arena. Acquired in 2006 by NameMedia Inc., a successful digital real estate trading, development and acquisition company, Afternic.com had in excess[...]
Vancouver also saw the launch of another accelerator program this week, GrowLab, an initiative funded by Canadian and Silicon Valley investors, many who are taking part in this week’s Grow[...]
VANCOUVER — Vancouver-based GrowLab, which helps small tech companies get off to a strong start, has announced the five startups that will participate in its “accelerator program” for the fall[...]
Vancouver-based GrowLab, which helps small tech companies get off to a strong start, has announced the five startups that will participate in its “accelerator program” for the fall of 2011.[...]
In exchange, company founders give over a small amount of equity to GrowLab and commit to the program for its duration. It begins immediately in Vancouver and concludes in San[...]
GrowLab announces startups of its ‘accelerator program’ – News – Evri.
In exchange, company founders give over a small amount of equity to GrowLab and commit to the program for its duration. It begins immediately in Vancouver and concludes in San[...]
In exchange, company founders give over a small amount of equity to GrowLab and commit to the program for its duration. It begins immediately in Vancouver and concludes in San[...]
In exchange, company founders give over a small amount of equity to GrowLab and commit to the program for its duration. It begins immediately in Vancouver and concludes in San[...]
Afternic.com just released its sales for the week ending Sunday July 31st. All reportable domain sales $1k and over totaled $744,471. The top seller of the week was the domain[...]
As the technology boom — or bubble, depending on your point of view — continues to roll on, we’ve seen the launch of more “incubator”-style ventures, trying to[...]
The program is accepting applications “globally” and plans to select five startup companies for a program beginning in the fall. The object is to identify and support entrepreneurs with unique[...]
UPDATE (25th June): Guy Kawasaki has stated that his Twitter account was not compromised, the malicious tweet came from a feed that Guy’s account is subscribed to automatically post.[...]
Afternic released this week’s sales report, and they sold just over $600,000 worth of .com domain names priced at $1,000 or more. These sales include only publicly announced/released domain sales[...]
Two startup accelerator programs, GrowLab and FounderFuel, have been announced in the past couple of weeks. Both companies will offer new startups the knowledge and the means to become successful,[...]
GrowLab has risen out of the ashes of BootupLabs. It includes a spectacular founding team that includes a group of people many of whom I call a friend, and even[...]
A group of Canadian and Silicon Valley investors are collaborating on the launch of a new program to help small tech sector companies get off to a strong start. The[...]
Prominent Canadian and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and investors today announced the launch of a new accelerator program based in Vancouver. GrowLab is a “startup boot camp” for entrepreneurs whose companies[...]
A new startup accelerator program called GrowLab has now launched in Vancouver, the program is a “startup boot camp” for entrepreneurs whose companies can receive up to $25,000 in[...]
GrowLab aims to find the world’s smartest Internet entrepreneurs who are passionate about technology and changing the face of traditional business. “Our approach is entrepreneur-centric,” says Leonard Brody of Clarity[...]
