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Adam Chowaniec,
Chairman of the Board, Tundra Semiconductor Corporation |
Building Canadian Entrepreneurial Capacity By Adam Chowaniec, Chairman of the Board, Tundra Semiconductor CorporationBy Adam Chowaniec, Chairman of the Board, Tundra Semiconductor Corporation
Canadian high-tech companies have two determining attributes: generally they have weaker or less experienced management teams than their competitors, and they are less well financed.
Experienced business talent is in short supply because we have a very small technology sector, and it is very difficult to recruit talent across the border.
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Member Profile: Wayne Karpoff, Yotta Yotta By JASON GROSSE
"Canadian financers are more conservative. There’s a lack of tech
investment here in Canada compared to other major centres in the
U.S. Banks are just learning how to deal with technology companies
as opposed to more brick and mortar operations."
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Jeffrey Crelinsten |
Canadians Need Mentoring in Operating a Commercial Enterprise By Jeffrey Crelinsten
The Impact Group, in collaboration with Doug Barber, co-founder and former CEO of Gennum
Corporation and with support from ITAC, has been conducting
interviews with CEOs of R&D-intensive firms for several years,
trying to find out from successful, and not so successful,
entrepreneurs, what it’s like to run a hi-tech company in Canada.
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David MacDonald
Can Canadian entrepreneurs grow tech start-ups into multinationals?

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