DRAFT VIDEOS

How to reconcile a growing business with a growing baby...

Being a parent is tough. It's doubly challenging when you're an entrepreneur. Here's why finding a support system is critical to keeping things running at work.

The way we train doctors is backward – and CyberPatie...

Dr. Qayumi, founder of CyberPatient, uses simulations to bridge the gap between the theory of medicine and in-the-field experience for future doctors around the world.

Unlocking the ivory tower: how ApplyBoard makes educati...

Meti, Martin and Massi Basiri aren't just brothers. They're former international students and the co-founders of ApplyBoard who believe any student should be able to apply to any school in the world.

Making worlds collide at MaRS Discovery District

Jon Worren and his team mix startups, researchers, investors and big corporations across health, fintech, cleantech and enterprise businesses to get ideas flowing and make sparks fly.

How MaRS makes a little go a long way

When you support 17 regional innovation centres and with 6,000 startups registered in Ontario, designing programs everyone can use is an everyday challenge, says MaRS’s Jon Worren.

Deloitte masters the “art of the possible”

There’s something about being able to see, touch and feel technology, says Terry Stuart, Deloitte Canada’s Chief Innovation Officer. That’s what brings it to life at their Toronto Greenhouse.

Out of his shell and into the light: how Inlighten̵...

From light-up hoodies to bra tops, Inlighten creates statement pieces in music festival fashion. All inspired by one international student who wanted to fit in.

Furnishr’s Mike Van didn’t follow his passi...

Interior decor was never Mike Van's passion. So why did he build a business off of it? The co-founder of Furnishr found joy in being an outsider and learning from the ground up.

Problem solved… now what? Unbounce shows us what’s ...

First, they helped small and medium-sized businesses create landing page marketing campaigns. Now they're pulling AI into the equation to make marketing more powerful than ever.

“Divine serendipity” led Uche Onuora to hel...

HITCH co-founder Uche Onuora moved to Canada after learning his two-year-old son had autism. Here, he found support to give students in Africa access to better education.

How NERv won a life-changing prize for a life-saving te...

Meet the Waterloo startup that won $500,000 in the Entrepreneurship World Cup to fuel their mission of making sure no one dies from a preventable post-surgical complication.

There’s plastic in your beer and gender bias in tech ...

Removing microplastics from our water is hard work. It’s even harder as a female founder in a male-dominated industry, says Lauren Smith, CEO of PolyGone Technologies.

Yoga turned trauma into inner peace for Selam Debs

It took years for Selam Debs to come to terms with the poverty, abuse, rape and racism she’s experienced. Now she finds peace through the practice of yoga and meditation.

Sick, not weak: Steve Seftel slashes the stigma of ment...

His whole life led to his debut as an NHL hockey pro in 1986... but it came crashing down when "the beast" – his mental illness – became too much to bear. Now an author, Seftel hopes to inspire others to open up.

The unicorn myopia: value is more than money

Is one company worth $1 billion more valuable than 100 companies worth $10 million? I don’t think so.

Rego Realty’s on a mission to disrupt real estate

Cliff Rego wants to become the Uber of real estate, starting with the first-of-its-kind space he built in downtown Kitchener.

How making popcorn in prison turned Emily O’Brien’s...

In 2015, Emily O’Brien was arrested for smuggling cocaine into Canada. Her time in prison helped her get sober, start a business and push for a better criminal justice system.

Why Vidyard’s Michael Litt will always dream bigger

What started as a push to prove himself became an industry-first video platform that’s helped thousands of businesses worldwide connect human-to-human in sales, service and marketing.

The way we train doctors is backward – and CyberPatie...

Dr. Qayumi, founder of CyberPatient, uses simulations to bridge the gap between the theory of medicine and in-the-field experience for future doctors around the world.