We couldn’t be more excited to have an opportunity to invest in BanQu, a software company leveraging non-cryptocurrency blockchain technology to help unbanked populations in developing countries build financial identities.
The future of cars is electric. Perhaps the future of all mobility is electric. We’re excited about the future of EVs and believe in ChargeLab’s potential to become a key platform player in this space, driving charger installations and user growth in the market.
Mike Finnerty of CBC’s Daybreak Montreal sat down with Marcus Daniels, CEO & Founding Partner of Highline Beta to discuss their latest exciting venture – a new Montreal office. Montreal’s economy is doing well, the artificial intelligence sector is booming alongside gaming, higher education and innovation. And so Highline Beta has opened a new Montreal location to add to its offices in Vancouver and New York.
Sebastian Boisjoly joins Highline Beta as Executive Director, Montreal to lead corporate innovation initiatives and venture capital engagement in Quebec market.
Highline Beta and founding partner Aviva Canada announced the startups joining the inaugural cohort of the Safe x Connected Cities Accelerator. Over the next six months, selected startups will receive mentorship, develop proof concepts and pilot their solutions.
With RBC as the lead private investor, Highline Beta’s inaugural fund forms part of the Government of Canada’s Venture Capital Catalyst Initiative.
Highline Beta Doubles Down on Growth, brings on Ian Carnevale, co-founder of Andela as VP Of Growth Ops
Most people outside the trucking industry probably assume shipping cargo by truck works something like this: A manufacturer has goods to send across the country. They fill a big-rig with those goods. The big-rig delivers those goods. The end. The reality is much more complex. What if that manufacturer doesn’t have enough goods to fill […]
Creating a sustainable future: How the world’s largest brewer built a global accelerator program to create solutions for some of the most pressing environmental and social challenges of our time.
Producing a 250-ml glass of beer can require 74 litres of water. Producing a litre of pop can require twice as much water — or more. That water can’t just be pumped back into the system to be used again. It’s wastewater. When you start to consider just how much wastewater is produced by various […]
